Call us to get started!
Call us for an Intake at 303-817-5055 and we’ll help you through the process of getting started, including coordinating with your insurance, your child’s physician, and the applicable county resources.
Ages we serve
We are a pediatric therapy agency, offering Speech, Physical, & Occupational therapy for the following:
- Early Intervention – children under age 3
- Preschool aged
- School aged
We do not accept patients over the age of 18
Areas We Serve
We come to your home, serving the following areas:
- Boulder
- Superior
- Louisville
- Lafayette
- Broomfield
- Erie
- Longmont
- Berthoud
- Lyons*
- Nederland*
* Limited availability
Insurances We Accept
Currently we have contracts with the following:
- Medicaid
- Colorado Access, also called CHP+
- Early Intervention (EI) only – they will not authorize over 3 home health patients
- Visit Early Intervention Colorado to learn more about the statewide program which provides developmental supports and services to families with children birth through 2 years of age who have developmental needs.
- Humana
- United
- Anthem BCBS
- Cigna
Our services are also available for children under 3 who qualify through the following Community Centered Boards (CCBs):
Specialties
- Alternative Communication
- Apraxia Treatment
- Augmentative Communication
- Early Intervention
- Feeding & Swallowing
- Hanen Technique
- InREAL Techniques
- Neurodevelopmental Therapy
- Sensory Integration
- Sign Language (ASL)
- Stuttering Therapy
- Voice Therapy
We Treat
- Apraxia of Speech
- Articulation/Phonological Disorder
- Auditory Processing Disorder
- Autism Spectrum
- Child Language Disorders
- Cognitive-Communication Disorders
- Feeding Problems
- Fine motor delays
- Gross motor delays
- Neurological disorders
- Orthopedic issues
- Sensory dysregulation
- Social Communication Disorder
- Stuttering
- Torticollis
- Traumatic brain injury
What’s happening behind the scenes
Several things need to happen before we can begin therapy with a child,
- We will obtain an order from your child’s primary care provider
- One of our therapists must perform an evaluation of the child.
- Insurance or a Community Centered Board must authorize payment for the therapy or the parent may agree to pay out of pocket.
Get to know the jargon
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