Rose Pediatric Therapy provides pediatric occupational therapy and feeding therapy for infants and young children. Services may address feeding difficulties, oral-motor skills, sensory processing, fine motor development, self-care skills, developmental delays, and participation in everyday routines. Therapy is designed around your child’s individual needs and your family’s goals.

Start by reaching out through our contact form, phone, or email. We’ll learn a little more about your concerns, discuss whether Rose Pediatric Therapy is a good fit, and help determine the next step. If an evaluation is recommended, we’ll work with you to schedule a time that fits your family.

Services are primarily provided in your child’s natural environment, including the home and other community-based settings such as daycare. Telehealth services may also be available depending on your child’s needs and insurance coverage.

Rose Pediatric Therapy is currently working to expand insurance participation. Coverage and benefits vary by plan, so families are encouraged to contact us for the most up-to-date information regarding insurance, private-pay options, and eligibility.

Yes. Feeding therapy may support children with limited food variety, difficulty progressing through textures, oral-motor delays, inefficient chewing, sensory-based feeding challenges, difficulty participating in mealtimes, and concerns related to swallowing safety. This may include children with a history of coughing or choking with meals, aspiration or suspected aspiration, recurrent respiratory concerns, or previous swallow study recommendations. Treatment is individualized based on your child’s medical history, developmental needs, feeding skills, and current safety recommendations.

Therapy is collaborative, supportive, and tailored to your child. Sessions may look like play, movement, mealtime practice, sensory exploration, or coaching within everyday routines. Caregivers are encouraged to participate so strategies can feel realistic and manageable between visits.

We understand that illnesses and unexpected schedule changes happen. Please provide at least 24 hours’ notice when possible if you need to cancel or reschedule an appointment. Late cancellations and missed visits may be subject to a fee. Families with frequent cancellations may be asked to adjust their recurring appointment time to ensure consistent access to care.