About
The University of Northern Iowa's Student Accessibility Services (SAS) is a department that believes disability is a naturally occurring aspect of humanity's diversity and is an integral part of society and this University. They work collaboratively with students, faculty, and staff to provide accessible and equitable opportunities for all students. SAS helps individuals with disabilities determine the appropriate accommodations for both the Academic and Campus Experience as well as for University Housing & Dining. Students with disabilities are encouraged to connect with SAS to begin the individualized process of determining reasonable accommodations, based on the nature of the disability and the academic or living environment. The student's past accommodations history, personal narrative, and supporting documentation related to their disability are taken into consideration when making accommodation determinations. The University of Northern Iowa's SAS is located in Cedar Falls, IA, and offers support for students with disabilities. However, it appears that the University of Northern Iowa's SAS primarily focuses on accommodations for students with disabilities rather than pediatric therapy. Therefore, it is unclear if they offer services specifically for pediatric therapy or the age range they serve. It is recommended to contact the University of Northern Iowa directly for more information.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the University of Northern Iowa directly to confirm.
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