At CFFR we see patients from all over the world via our telehealth program. This is a great option for people who do not have providers in their immediate area with a strong understanding of facial paralysis.![]()
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For patients who want to travel to the clinic from out of the area we do a telehealth session first to make sure we have the best plan, and that this would be the right option for them. ![]()
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We do not participate with insurance. For people with synkinesis, the severity of the case impacts how many times Synkineedling would be necessary.![]()
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Here is our fee schedule:![]()
Initial telehealth: $250![]()
Initial in clinic: $400![]()
Follow-up telehealth: $140![]()
Follow-up in clinic: $230![]()
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To set up a telehealth consultation, please email info@facialrecovery.com.
This client came to us for five days of intensive therapy. This included Synkineedling, manual therapy, NMR (Neuromuscular re-education) and laser therapy. We are so happy for her that she made some progress during her five days. This is a great option for those people who do not live close by, but want to come for therapy.
One of the annoying things with facial paralysis is having to learn what objects better serve you. On the second photo here we are showing an example of a water bottle that is easier to use because it does not require a tight seal (the Owala Freesip). Adding something like this is a great example of a little thing that can make your day much easier. 💧
💥Today marks the first day of Facial Palsy Awareness Week!💥![]()
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What piece of advice would you give to someone newly diagnosed with facial palsy?
As we head into the first week of March, Facial Palsy Awareness Week, what intention will you set for your recovery?