Family Tree Therapies

Occupational therapyUnclaimed listingGrand Rapids, MI

What they’re known for

A clinic with deep sensory and motor expertise — including reflex integration and ocular-motor work — and a wide list of accepted insurance plans, making thorough OT care accessible to many families.

Sensory processing differencesMotor planning and praxisFeeding and swallowing (dysphagia)

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Questions about Family Tree Therapies

What kind of therapy does Family Tree Therapies provide?

Family Tree Therapies is listed for occupational therapy and speech therapy in Grand Rapids, MI.

Does Family Tree Therapies see children or adults?

Family Tree Therapies is listed as seeing children and teens.

What does Family Tree Therapies work on?

Reflex integration, sensory processing, fine/gross/ocular-motor skills, motor planning, and feeding.

Where is Family Tree Therapies located?

Family Tree Therapies is in Grand Rapids, MI.

How do I contact Family Tree Therapies?

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DrSensory guide

Getting occupational therapy for your child in Grand Rapids

Infants and toddlers

Early On Michigan, run by the Michigan Department of Lifelong Education, Advancement, and Potential (MiLEAP), serves children from birth to age three. It provides occupational therapy among other services. There is no cost for qualified children and their families.

On Michigan Medicaid

Michigan Medicaid covers medically necessary occupational therapy for eligible children. Ask Family Tree Therapies whether it takes your Michigan Medicaid plan.

With private insurance

Ask Family Tree Therapies 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.

What occupational therapy helps with

Sensory processing differencesDrSensory condition guide Motor planning and dyspraxiaDrSensory condition guide What occupational therapy costsDrSensory cost guide

From DrParenting

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