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Canyon Kids Pediatric Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapyVerified clinicBethesda, MD

Clinic details

Therapies offeredOccupational therapy
Ages they seeChildren and teens

About Canyon Kids Pediatric Occupational Therapy

Canyon Kids is a pediatric occupational therapy practice in Bethesda, Maryland, serving families across Montgomery County, Prince George's County, and Washington, DC. Founded by Christine Sproat, MA, OTR/L, the practice specializes in sensory processing, motor planning, emotional regulation, feeding, and handwriting.

Sessions are play-based and evidence-driven, delivered in a dedicated sensory gym, with school, home, and community-based sessions available. Therapists hold advanced training in sensory integration, neurodevelopmental treatment, SOS Approach to Feeding, Handwriting Without Tears, Zones of Regulation, DIRFloortime, and the Safe and Sound Protocol.

Appointments are available seven days a week. The practice is out of network for all insurance plans and will verify out-of-network benefits and submit claims on the family's behalf.

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Getting occupational therapy for your child in Bethesda

Infants and toddlers

The Maryland Infants and Toddlers Program, run by the Maryland State Department of Education, Division of Early Intervention and Special Education Services, serves infants and toddlers. It provides occupational therapy among other services. Maryland states that the program provides free, family-centered services.

On Maryland Medicaid

Maryland Medicaid covers medically necessary occupational therapy for eligible children. Ask Canyon Kids Pediatric Occupational Therapy whether it takes your Maryland Medicaid plan.

With private insurance

Ask Canyon Kids Pediatric Occupational Therapy whether it is in network with your plan. Confirm copays, visit limits and prior authorization for occupational therapy before the first visit, or ask for a superbill.

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