About
The practice specializes in family-centered care, sensory integration expertise, and complimentary intake consultations. They focus on helping children improve their skills so they can participate more fully at home, succeed at school, and thrive in their community. OTA has two state-of-the-art clinics in the Greater Boston area, where their compassionate team provides comprehensive therapy services. They offer individualized, family-centered care with services designed to meet children where they are and help them move forward with confidence. Their occupational therapists help children build independence in daily activities through sensory integration, motor skills development, and self-regulation strategies. They also offer speech therapy to support children in developing clear communication, strong language skills, and meaningful social interaction, as well as feeding therapy to help children with picky eating, swallowing challenges, or oral motor difficulties. OTA has been a trusted resource for families across the Greater Boston area since 1989, specializing exclusively in pediatric care. Their whole-child approach sets them apart, and they are committed to collaboration with parents, teachers, and other members of your child's healthcare team.
Insurance & payment
Occupational Therapy Associates accepts Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) and HealthPartners.
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- HealthPartners
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapists help children build independence in daily activities through sensory integration, motor skills development, and self-regulation strategies.
Pediatric Speech Therapy
Speech-language pathologists support children to develop clear communication, strong language skills, and meaningful social interaction.
Pediatric Feeding Therapy
Feeding therapy at OTA is a collaborative effort between speech and occupational therapists to help children with picky eating, swallowing challenges, or oral motor difficulties.
