About
A Chance To Grow, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, has been promoting the maximum development of the whole child and adult through innovative, individualized, and comprehensive brain-centered programs and services since 1983. The practice offers a variety of brain-based programs and services that help children and adults reach their highest potential. Their Clinical Services emphasize a holistic, integrated approach to provide more efficient ways to help individuals improve independence, social skills, and daily living skills. A Chance To Grow also provides Educational Services that strive to promote learning readiness by addressing developmental, emotional, and economical barriers to academic success. Additionally, they offer Home-Based Services, including PCA Services, and contract their skilled therapists and optometrist to schools across the Twin Cities. With a mission to promote the maximum development of the whole child and adult, A Chance To Grow serves families in need throughout the 11 counties in the Twin Cities area.
Insurance & payment
A Chance To Grow accepts Aetna, Cigna, HealthPartners, Medicare, and Tricare insurance plans.
- Aetna
- Cigna
- HealthPartners
- Medicare
- TRICARE
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Occupational Therapy
A Chance To Grow's Occupational Therapy services help individuals improve independence, social skills, and daily living skills.
Speech Therapy
A Chance To Grow's Speech Therapy services help individuals improve language skills and communication.
Audiology Services
A Chance To Grow's Audiology Services include auditory processing workshops and interventions.
Neurofeedback
A Chance To Grow offers Neurofeedback services as part of their Clinical Services.
Home-Based Services
A Chance To Grow provides Home-Based Services, including PCA Services, to families in need throughout the 11 counties in the Twin Cities area.
School-Based Contract Services
A Chance To Grow contracts their skilled occupational and speech therapists, as well as their optometrist and audiologist, to schools across the Twin Cities.