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Occupational Therapy Providers in Boston
NAPA Center — Boston pediatric OT (serves greater Boston including Medford)
📍 Boston (primary clinic)
What to Look For in Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapists help children with autism develop fine motor skills, sensory processing, self-care abilities, and the skills needed for daily activities like eating, dressing, and handwriting.
- ✓Sensory integration training
- ✓Experience with autism spectrum disorders
- ✓Sensory gym or appropriate equipment
- ✓Home program recommendations
- ✓Collaboration with school and other therapists
Insurance: Most health insurance covers occupational therapy. Schools provide OT through IEPs. Regional Centers may fund OT for eligible children.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can OT help with picky eating?▾
Your Regional Office
Greater Boston Area Office
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📍 65 Sprague St, Hyde Park, MA 02136, Hyde Park 02136
🕐 Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (General Office Hours - confirm with office)
Massachusetts residents with an intellectual disability or developmental disability that occurred before the age of 22, substantially limits their capacity to provide for their own care and protection, and constitutes a substantial handicap.
Massachusetts Resources
Funding Sources
Medicaid/State Program
Contact your state's Medicaid agency for autism-related services and waiver programs.
Private Insurance
Many states mandate autism coverage. Check your plan's benefits.
School District (IEP)
Free Appropriate Public Education for children ages 3-22 with disabilities.
Early Intervention
Federally mandated services for children 0-3 with developmental delays.