United Ability — Early Intervention
What they’re known for
A long-established Birmingham nonprofit and AEIS provider delivering free, in-home and community-based OT for infants and toddlers across Jefferson, Shelby, and Etowah counties.
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Questions about United Ability — Early Intervention
What kind of therapy does United Ability — Early Intervention provide?
United Ability — Early Intervention is listed for occupational therapy in Birmingham, AL.
Does United Ability — Early Intervention see children or adults?
United Ability — Early Intervention is listed as seeing children and teens.
What does United Ability — Early Intervention work on?
Occupational therapy for sensory, fine motor, feeding, and play skills; an Alabama Early Intervention System (AEIS) provider for birth to age three in Jefferson, Shelby, and Etowah counties.
Where is United Ability — Early Intervention located?
United Ability — Early Intervention is in Birmingham, AL.
How do I contact United Ability — Early Intervention?
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DrSensory guide
Getting occupational therapy for your child in Birmingham
Infants and toddlers
Alabama’s Early Intervention System (AEIS), run by the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services, serves children from birth to age three. It provides occupational therapy among other services. There is no cost to the family for EI services.
On Alabama Medicaid
Alabama Medicaid covers medically necessary occupational therapy for eligible children. Ask United Ability — Early Intervention whether it takes your Alabama Medicaid plan.
With private insurance
The listing for United Ability — Early Intervention says: Early-intervention services provided free to families. Confirm copays, visit limits and prior authorization for occupational therapy before the first visit, or ask for a superbill.
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