FAQS

Occupational therapists are healthcare providers who specialize in working with children and adults who face challenges in everyday tasks. We address underlying, physical, cognitive, psychological, behavioral and environmental concerns causing those challenges.

Specifically, at Carolina Sleep Therapy we specialize in sleep disorders. We help individuals who are struggling to obtain restful and restorative sleep. Occupational therapists are remarkably poised to address sleep concerns as primary care team members with knowledge of sleep physiology, sleep disorders and evidence-based sleep promotion practices.

We evaluate and address the ramifications of sleep insufficiency and sleep disorders holistically and through a health maintenance and health promotion framework.

Sleep is considered a foundational occupation known as the cornerstone of health because it is essential for survival, daily functioning and psychological needs. Sleep significantly impacts an individual's health, mood and overall quality of life.

Poor sleep interferes with work, school, driving, social functioning, and daily life. It leads to moodiness, agitation, memory problems, fatigue and lack of energy, poor balance and coordination, mental health concerns including anxiety and depression, blurred vision, poor reaction time, a weakened immune system, weight gain, higher stress levels, increased risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, Alzheimer’s, and hormonal issues.

Our mission is to empower patients to achieve optimal sleep health by providing comprehensive, client-centered care through personalized, evidence-based interventions. Everyone deserves access to this type of healthcare.

By targeting individuals' sleep needs through non-pharmacological means, we can significantly impact their health and the healthcare industry itself. We aim to increase access to non-pharmacological interventions for sleep disorders because sleep medications are known to be habit-forming, can have significant side effects and were never meant for long-term use.

Typically, patients require 8–10 weeks of individual sessions 1x per week.

However, therapy frequency will be dictated by your sleep concerns, availability, and ability to implement the strategies learned in therapy.

1. Show up for your sessions—consistency is key to progress  

2. Complete your weekly sleep diary to track your progress  

3. Implement strategies learned during your therapy sessions to make lasting change

Consultation Call
20-MINUTES: FREE

Initial Evaluation
60-MINUTES: $158

Individual Treatment Sessions
30-MINUTES: $72  

1-HOUR: $136  

Group Sessions
4–8 people per group. $170 for (3) 1-hour comprehensive group sessions focused on your specific concerns.  Please see the group therapy page for up-to-date group offerings.

Now offering in-person appointments at our Greenville, SC location.

Carolina Sleep Therapy provides telehealth services online because we value your time—you don’t have to drive into our clinic! Telehealth services also allow for greater flexibility of care, with the confidence to receive therapy from home or any private space.

Sessions are completed through SimplePractice, a secure and HIPPA-compliant portal. Our telehealth services make it easier for you to maintain consistency in therapy, regardless of your schedule or location.

Ask us about your options for reimbursement through your insurance for sleep therapy services!

Now accepting Medicare, Medicaid and Tricare clients.

Current we do not contract directly with private insurance companies. Typically, insurance will reimburse 60 to 80% of services cost of out of network providers, once your deductible has been met. Out of network services also count towards your deductible with most insurance providers. 

Many patients choose not to involve their insurance provider in their treatment.  Here are some of the advantages: 

• The insurance company does not dictate your care—the collaborative efforts formed by my professional expertise and your personal preferences and goals do. 

• You won’t have a diagnosis label permanently attached to your health record.

• Your records are protected, which means the insurance company cannot obtain all information about you, including very personal information. 

Many of our patients get reimbursed from their insurance for visits with us. This will depend on whether you have met your deductible and what your benefits are. We simplify this process by providing you with the necessary paperwork for reimbursement within one week of your visit.

This documentation for out-of-network benefits, is called “superbilling,” and can reduce costs. All you will need to do is submit the provided information to your insurance company. Superbilling applies for evaluations and individual sessions only.

Services are also eligible for HSA and FSA reimbursement.

Our therapists are licensed in South Carolina and North Carolina and are here to help individuals with sleep concerns in these states.

1. First, fill out our contact form with your details to email our occupational therapists directly.

2. Then, we will contact you to schedule your free 20-minute phone screening, during which we will discuss whether sleep therapy is a good next step.

Or, schedule your free consultation appointment.

Payment is due on the date of service. Clients must maintain an active credit card on our secure system. Your card will be charged on the date of service after the services are completed.

If you are unable to attend a session, please cancel or reschedule at least 24 hours beforehand. Cancellations with less than 24 hours' notice will be charged 50% of the session rate. Extenuating circumstances will be taken into account.