Seeks to clarify role in youngster's treatment

Iwould like to respond to the article titled "Friends Rally To Help With Family's Expenses" (Sentinel, July 2).

We were mentioned in the article as feeding therapists, but the article stated that we do not accept insurance for the patient, 2-yearold Zachary Nemeth. It is important to note that we are actually the care providers who were able to get coverage from the insurance to pay for the therapy. The problem is that the insurance has run out, and we have been using our "donation fund" to support Zachary's treatment.

I know there is only so much detail that can go into an article such as this; however, we wanted to set the record straight since we do our best to assist our patients with coverage and have been successful at getting them funding when possible.
Nancy C. Calamusa, M.A.,
CCC-SLP
New Jersey Pediatric Feeding
Associates
East Brunswick