Children's Therapy Network (CTN)

Occupational therapyUnclaimed listingMadison, WI

What they’re known for

An interdisciplinary Madison clinic with a strong focus on sensory processing and feeding — a good fit for children who benefit from coordinated, team-based OT alongside speech and other disciplines.

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Questions about Children's Therapy Network (CTN)

What kind of therapy does Children's Therapy Network (CTN) provide?

Children's Therapy Network (CTN) is listed for occupational therapy and speech therapy in Madison, WI.

Does Children's Therapy Network (CTN) see children or adults?

Children's Therapy Network (CTN) is listed as seeing children and teens.

What does Children's Therapy Network (CTN) work on?

Sensory processing, autism, developmental delay, feeding and eating, and behavioral/social skills.

Where is Children's Therapy Network (CTN) located?

Children's Therapy Network (CTN) is in Madison, WI.

How do I contact Children's Therapy Network (CTN)?

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Getting occupational therapy for your child in Madison

Infants and toddlers

The Wisconsin Birth to 3 Program, run by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, serves children under the age of three. It provides occupational therapy among other services.

On Wisconsin Medicaid

Wisconsin Medicaid covers medically necessary occupational therapy for eligible children. Ask Children's Therapy Network (CTN) whether it takes your Wisconsin Medicaid plan.

With private insurance

Ask Children's Therapy Network (CTN) 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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