Occupational Therapy Providers by City

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.

New York(40 cities)

New YorkPop. 18,832,416 BrooklynPop. 2,736,074 QueensPop. 2,405,464 ManhattanPop. 1,694,263 BronxPop. 1,472,654 BuffaloPop. 949,547 RochesterPop. 694,707 AlbanyPop. 602,242 Staten IslandPop. 495,747 SyracusePop. 407,625 PoughkeepsiePop. 307,738 YonkersPop. 209,529 BinghamtonPop. 150,564 UticaPop. 114,961 New RochellePop. 81,591 Saratoga SpringsPop. 75,599 Mount VernonPop. 72,528 Glens FallsPop. 70,005 SchenectadyPop. 68,521 White PlainsPop. 59,818 TroyPop. 51,054 Niagara FallsPop. 48,198 FreeportPop. 44,102 Valley StreamPop. 40,278 Kiryas JoelPop. 36,572 Long BeachPop. 34,741 Spring ValleyPop. 32,995 RomePop. 31,795 IthacaPop. 31,792 Port ChesterPop. 31,162 North TonawandaPop. 30,338 MiddletownPop. 30,227 HarrisonPop. 29,279 JamestownPop. 28,401 Glen CovePop. 28,101 LindenhurstPop. 27,106 AuburnPop. 26,475 ElmiraPop. 26,349 Rockville CentrePop. 25,770 PeekskillPop. 25,484

Other Provider Types

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