Pediatric services
Services are available from birth through young adulthood. Evaluation and therapy are individualized around your child’s strengths, communication profile, routines, and family priorities.
Start with understanding
A thoughtful evaluation helps us understand what your child is already doing well, where support may be needed, and what next steps make sense.
Depending on the referral question, evaluation may include caregiver interview, records review, clinical observation, standardized testing, informal assessment, language sampling, and functional communication tasks.
Individualized treatment
For children who are difficult to understand or need support producing speech sounds more clearly.
Support for understanding language, expressing wants and ideas, and participating in everyday interactions.
Supporting children who communicate with speech, gestures, pictures, signs, speech-generating devices, or a combination of methods.
Compassionate care that supports communication confidence, self-advocacy, and a healthy relationship with speaking.
Individualized care for children with feeding or oral-motor needs, with strong emphasis on safety and caregiver partnership.
Early support for toddlers and young children who are developing foundational communication skills.
Bilingual care
Children who use more than one language deserve assessment and treatment that considers their full communication system. Using two languages does not, by itself, cause a speech or language disorder.
When clinically appropriate, services can include English, Spanish, or both, along with caregiver education about bilingual development and strategies for supporting communication at home.
ASHA notes that using more than one language does not confuse children, cause or worsen a speech-language problem, or slow learning. A strong foundation in one language can support learning additional languages.
Goals are based on communication needs — not on asking families to give up a home language.
Therapy where life happens
The best setting depends on your child’s needs, goals, schedule, and availability.
When available, mobile services allow us to work within familiar routines and use communication opportunities already present in your child’s day.
Teletherapy is provided through Carepatron’s secure telehealth platform when it is clinically appropriate, available, and a good fit for the child’s goals and family needs.
With appropriate permission, care may include communication with caregivers and other professionals so strategies are easier to carry across settings.
What to expect
Send your contact information and let us know you are interested in services.
Clinical information is completed securely through our Carepatron intake form.
Open intake form →When needed, we complete an individualized evaluation and discuss recommendations with you.
If therapy is recommended, we establish meaningful goals, frequency, and a plan for care.
Therapy begins, progress is monitored, and strategies are shared for everyday carryover.
Payment & insurance
Poco a Poco Therapy currently offers private-pay services while insurance options continue to expand. Contact us for current rates, insurance participation, and availability.
Ask us about superbill options. Reimbursement, deductibles, visit limits, and covered services are determined by your individual health plan and are not guaranteed.
Ask a billing question →You do not need to know the exact diagnosis or therapy type before reaching out. Tell us you are interested and we will guide the next step.
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