Event REminder: Meet and Greet with Amy M. Greenberg and MedClaims

Event Reminder:
What: Meet and Greet with Amy M. Greenberg and MedClaims
When: Drop in anytime Wednesday, June 20th 6-8pm
Where: Our office 3 Hollyhock Lane Wilton, CT 06897
Questions: contact Betsy @ braftery@ihealthnow.org or 203-834-2813x11



*Do you need help recovering medical reimbursements?

*Does your child need help with relating, communicating and thinking?

*Do you want a comprehensive intervention that builds on your child’s strengths while addressing his or her challenges?


Join us on June 20th!

Come by our office any time between 6:00 and 8:00pm to meet the MedClaims Liaison (MCL) team and Developmental Educator Amy M. Greenberg.


For help recovering medical reimbursements, MCL is a health insurance advocate with extensive experience with reimbursements for ASD therapies, among others. MCL's team of experts manages your claims from start to finish and ensures you recover all the money you deserve. Stop in to learn more on June 20th.

If you are unable to attend the event but would like to learn more about MCL, visit their website at www.medclaimsliaison.com

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Also joining us on June 20th between 6:00 and 8:00pm is Amy M. Greenberg, MS. Ed., MA. Eng. Amy is a Developmental Educator and DIR®/Floortime™ certified.

DIR/Floortime intervention builds healthy foundations for social, emotional and cognitive growth in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other developmental delays and disabilities. Play-based and family-focused, DIR/Floortime addresses the whole child as an actively participating member of his or her family, school and community. DIR/Floortime uses your child’s interests, sensory and motor functioning, and family and peer relationships to expand his or her capacities for self-regulation, engagement, gestural and verbal communication, symbolic play, and logical thinking.

Amy provides in-home developmental interventions serving children, ages birth to five, with ASD and other developmental delays and disabilities. Under her guidance, young children with special needs learn to play, initiate ideas and actions, engage in joyful relationships, and experience and manage a wide range of emotions.

If you cannot attend but would like more information, please contact Amy at playtorelate@gmail.com or 917-597-9434.





Refreshments will be served.