Healthy Kidz Therapy delivers physical, occupational, speech-language and feeding therapy for children from birth through age 21. Licensed clinicians, standardized outcomes and a bilingual team, coordinated under one plan of care.
We run therapy the way a health system should: licensed clinicians, standardized assessment, documented outcomes and clear communication with families and referring physicians.
Treatment plans follow current clinical practice guidelines and are measured with standardized instruments such as the Peabody Developmental Motor Scales (PDMS-2) and the Preschool Language Scales (PLS-5).
Caregivers participate in sessions, receive a home program after every visit and get a plain-language progress summary at each 90-day review, in English or Spanish.
Evaluations and progress reports are sent to the referring physician. For children attending a PPEC or school partner, therapy is scheduled into their day and goals are shared with nursing and education staff.
Every child begins with a comprehensive evaluation. Therapists then set measurable goals and coordinate across disciplines so progress in one area carries into the others.
Gross motor development, strength, balance, mobility and equipment needs.
Fine motor skills, sensory processing, self-care and school readiness.
Articulation, receptive and expressive language, social communication and AAC.
Safe, efficient eating and drinking for infants and children with feeding difficulties.
A defined pathway with set timelines, so families and physicians always know what happens next.
A physician prescription or referral starts the process. Our intake team verifies benefits and obtains authorization, typically within five business days.
A licensed therapist completes a standardized evaluation and caregiver interview and establishes baseline measures and functional goals.
The plan is submitted to the physician for signature and to the health plan for authorization. Sessions are scheduled at a consistent weekly time.
Goals are re-measured, the plan is updated and a progress report is shared with the family and physician. Discharge planning begins when goals are met.
One point of contact from the first call through discharge, bilingual staff and a home program after every session.
Fast scheduling, standardized evaluations and progress reports returned to your office on a defined cadence.
On-site and co-located therapy programs for prescribed pediatric extended care centers, specialized schools and pediatric practices.
Our clinicians work routinely with medically fragile children, children on the autism spectrum and children with genetic, neurological and orthopedic conditions.
Our front office verifies benefits, obtains authorizations and tracks visit limits. Call with your plan name and member ID and we will confirm coverage before the first visit.
Call us, or send a request and our intake team will contact you within one business day to verify benefits and schedule an evaluation.