About
Their team of professionals provides physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, feeding therapy, aquatic therapy, and more. Boston Ability Center's mission is to create a community where children develop skills and parents feel empowered by knowledge and support. They offer convenient service delivery options, including teletherapy, and extended hours to fit busy schedules. With two locations in Wellesley Hills and Natick, MA, Boston Ability Center is committed to helping children thrive. Their team of experts uses evidence-based approaches to address a variety of needs, from fine and visual motor skills to social emotional development and executive functioning. Boston Ability Center also offers group programs, including fitness groups, play groups, and specialized offerings for early childhood therapy and school partnerships. Whether children need to work on gross motor skills, expressive and receptive language, or picky eating, Boston Ability Center's team is dedicated to helping them succeed.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Physical Therapy
Boston Ability Center provides physical therapy to help children develop gross motor skills, including mobility, adaptive equipment use, strength, and endurance.
Occupational Therapy
Their occupational therapy services focus on fine and visual motor skills, coordination, praxis, motor planning, self-care skills, sensory integration, social emotional development, and executive functioning.
Speech and Language Therapy
Boston Ability Center's speech and language therapy addresses expressive and receptive language, social skills, pragmatic language, articulation and phonology, and the use of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) devices.
Feeding Therapy
Their feeding therapy services help children overcome picky eating, expand their diet, develop oral motor skills, and transition from tube feeds to solids, as well as participate in mealtimes.
Aquatic Therapy
Boston Ability Center's aquatic therapy uses water-based activities to support children's development, including gross motor skills, strength, and endurance.
mCIMT
Their mCIMT (Modified Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy) services help children develop fine motor skills and hand function.