The Pediatric Therapy Center

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What age range does pediatric therapy cover?

    Pediatric speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy and ABA therapy can cover children from infancy through young adult.

  • How do I know if my child needs therapy?

    If you notice that your child is having difficulty with communication, language, speech, or fine motor skills, you may want to consider having them evaluated by a pediatric speech, occupational therapy, physical therapy and ABA  therapist.

  • What are the benefits of therapy?

    The benefits of pediatric therapy include improved communication, language, speech, and cognitive skills, as well as improved fine motor, sensory, and perceptual abilities.

  • What happens during a therapy session?

    During a therapy session, your child will typically engage in activities or exercises that target their specific needs and goals, as determined by the therapist.

  • How long does a therapy session last?

    The length of a pediatric therapy session can vary depending on the child's needs and goals.

  • How often should my child attend therapy sessions?

    The frequency of therapy sessions will depend on your child's needs and goals, but typically,  therapy sessions are scheduled once or twice a week. It is also dependent on your child's insurance.

  • Can my child receive therapy at home or in the classroom?

    No, we are an outpatient pediatric facility and all services  are performed at our clinic. 

  • What should I expect from a therapy evaluation?

    During a pediatric therapy evaluation, the therapist will assess your child's specific strengths and deficits  to determine a plan of care.

  • How do I prepare my child for a therapy appointment?

    You can prepare your child for their therapy appointment by explaining what they can expect during the session, and encouraging them to participate in activities or exercises that target their specific needs and goals.

  • What credentials should I look for in a pediatric therapist?

    You should look for a pediatric  therapist who is licensed and certified in their field, and who has experience working with children. Here at  TPTC, our therapists are expected to have specific additional certifications.

  • Is therapy covered by insurance?

    Therapy is covered by most insurance, depending on your policy and the therapist's credentials.

  • What is the cost of therapy?

    The cost of pediatric  speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy and ABA therapy  can vary depending on the provider, location, and length of the session.

  • What can I do at home to support my child's progress in therapy?

    You can support your child's progress in speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy and ABA therapy by practicing activities or exercises recommended by the therapist, and by incorporating therapy goals into your daily routines.

STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?

Hopefully, the FAQ below will help with any queries about our services or what to expect when we start to work for you. But, of course, if you don't find your answer here – feel free to directly reach out to us. We'd be glad to answer any additional questions you have.

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