F.A.Q.

Peak Therapy Services provides pediatric occupational therapy and speech-language therapy designed to support children in their development, communication, independence, and confidence. Services are individualized, evidence-based, and family-centered.

Pediatric occupational therapy helps children develop the skills they need for everyday activities such as:

• Fine motor skills (writing, cutting, grasping)

• Sensory processing and regulation

• Self-care (dressing, feeding, toileting)

• Play skills

• School readiness and participation

Therapy is play-based and tailored to each child’s developmental needs.

Speech-language therapy supports children with:

• Speech sound production and clarity

• Expressive and receptive language

• Social communication

• Oral-motor skills

Sessions are engaging, supportive, and focused on functional communication skills.

Your child may benefit from occupational or speech therapy if you notice:

• Delays in developmental milestones

• Difficulty communicating wants or needs

• Sensory sensitivities or regulation challenges

• Trouble with fine motor or self-care tasks

• Feeding difficulties

• Challenges with attention, coordination, or play

If you’re unsure, we’re happy to discuss your concerns and help guide next steps.

The initial visit typically includes:

• Parent interview and history review

• Observation and age-appropriate assessment

• Discussion of strengths and areas of need

• Development of individualized therapy goals

We believe in partnering with families from day one.

Sessions typically last 30–60 minutes, depending on your child’s age, needs, and therapy plan.

Therapy frequency varies by child and may be recommended weekly, bi-weekly, or in therapy blocks. Your therapist will review progress regularly and adjust the plan as needed.

Parent involvement is encouraged. Depending on the child and session goals, parents may observe, participate, or receive feedback and strategies to support progress at home.

• Let your child know they’ll be playing and learning with a therapist

• Dress them in comfortable clothes

• Bring any relevant evaluations, school reports, or medical records

Peak Therapy Services is scheduled to open in Summer 2026. We are currently preparing our clinic, developing our programs, and building our care team.

Yes! Families are encouraged to join our waitlist prior to opening. This allows us to:

• Notify you when scheduling begins

• Plan availability based on community needs

• Share important updates as we get closer to opening

At the initial launch of Peak Therapy Services, we will be private pay only.

This allows us to:

• Provide flexible, individualized care

• Reduce administrative delays

• Focus fully on quality therapy and family support

We plan to explore insurance participation in the future and will share updates as they become available.

Some families may be eligible for out-of-network reimbursement depending on their insurance plan. We can provide a superbill upon request to support this process.

No referral is required to join the waitlist. A referral may be needed later depending on your insurance or reimbursement requirements.

During our initial opening phase, services will be provided in your home or via telehealth only.

This approach allows us to:

• Support children in their natural environment

• Offer flexible scheduling

• Provide family-centered care where it matters most

We plan to expand service options in the future and will share updates as they become available.