Strive Health Services provides comprehensive therapy services for children from newborn to 21 years of age.
We offer Occupational Therapy (OT), Physical Therapy (PT), and Speech Therapy (ST)—each designed to support developmental progress, functional independence, and overall quality of life.
Our therapists tailor every treatment plan to the child’s unique needs, strengths, and goals. Sessions are provided one-on-one in the comfort of the home or at another approved location for convenience and accessibility. Whether a child needs support with communication, sensory processing, movement, feeding, or daily living skills, our team works closely with families to ensure care is meaningful, effective, and collaborative.
Contact us to confirm therapy availability in your area.
Physical Therapy supports children following injury, surgery, or when managing genetic, neurological, or musculoskeletal conditions. PT focuses on improving mobility, strength, balance, coordination, and overall physical development. Our goal is to help children move more confidently and safely so they can participate fully in daily activities.
Treatment focuses on developing and improving:
• Balance, Coordination, and Motor Planning
• Posture and Gait
• Joint Mobility and Range of Motion
• Strength and Muscle Tone
• Mobility-Related Equipment Needs
(including recommendations, training, and coordination)
Occupational Therapy uses developmentally appropriate, evidence-based interventions to support both fine motor and sensory needs. OT helps children build the skills needed to participate more fully in daily routines, play, learning, and self-care activities.
Treatment focuses on enhancing:
• Hand–Eye Coordination
• Motor Planning
• Ocular Motor and Visual–Perceptual Skills
• Sensory and Neurological Processing
• Strength, Endurance, and Functional Mobility
• Fine Motor Skill Development
Speech Therapy addresses expressive and receptive language, speech sound production, social communication, and feeding and swallowing skills. ST supports children with communication, feeding, and cognitive challenges, helping them connect, communicate, and thrive in their everyday environments.
Treatment focuses on improving:
• Verbal and Nonverbal Communication
• Articulation and Speech Sound Production
• Receptive and Expressive Language Skills
• Oral Motor Coordination
• Feeding and Swallowing
• Social Skills and Pragmatic Language
• Cognitive Skills (attention, memory, problem-solving)
• Use of Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC) Devices
Pediatric therapy services may be covered through various Medicaid Managed Care Organizations and many commercial insurance plans. Coverage varies by policy, diagnosis, and medical necessity guidelines. Strive is in network with most major Medicaid MCOs and select commercial insurers.
Families can contact us to review their insurance benefits and determine eligibility for therapy services.
Contact us to confirm therapy availability in your area.
Pediatric in-home therapy provides Occupational Therapy (OT), Physical Therapy (PT), and Speech Therapy (ST) directly in the child’s home or another approved location. Therapists work one-on-one with the child to support development, communication, mobility, and functional skills.
Strive provides pediatric therapy for children from newborns to 21 years of age, in accordance with insurance guidelines and medical necessity.
A child may benefit from therapy if you, your pediatrician, or another provider notices concerns with:
• Communication or speech
• Feeding or swallowing
• Sensory processing
• Delays in motor development
• Walking, balance, or coordination
• Fine motor or self-help skills
• Behavior related to sensory or communication challenges
Your pediatrician can submit a referral for an evaluation, and our team can guide you through the process.
Strive provides:
• Occupational Therapy (OT) – sensory, fine motor, self-care, visual–motor, daily routines
• Physical Therapy (PT) – mobility, strength, coordination, gait, motor development
• Speech Therapy (ST) – communication, language, articulation, feeding, AAC
Therapy is provided in your home or at a designated and approved location such as a daycare, caregiver’s home, or community setting, depending on insurance requirements and clinical need.
Therapy can support a wide range of conditions, including:
• Developmental delays
• Autism spectrum disorder
• Down syndrome and genetic conditions
• Cerebral palsy and neurological disorders
• Prematurity-related delays
• Muscle weakness or orthopedic concerns
• Sensory processing challenges
• Feeding disorders or swallowing difficulties
• Speech, language, and communication delays
Session length varies based on clinical need and insurance approval. Most sessions are 30 to 60 minutes, typically scheduled weekly or as ordered by the physician.
After receiving a referral, your therapist completes an evaluation and collaborates with you to establish individualized goals. Treatment plans are updated regularly based on progress, medical needs, and insurance guidelines.
Absolutely. Caregiver involvement is encouraged. Therapists provide education, home exercises, and strategies to support development between sessions.
Depending on the therapy type and your child’s goals, a session may include:
• Strengthening or mobility exercises
• Play-based activities for sensory or motor development
• Communication practice or AAC training
• Feeding or swallowing interventions
• Fine motor skill activities
• Daily routine skill-building (dressing, eating, hygiene, etc.)
Therapy is always individualized and developmentally appropriate.
Most sessions use everyday items already in the home. If specialized equipment is needed, your therapist will guide you on what to obtain, or will coordinate recommendations with your provider or DME vendor.
Strive is in network with most Medicaid Managed Care Organizations and many commercial insurance plans. Coverage varies by policy, age, and medical necessity.
You can review accepted plans on our Insurance & Coverage page or contact us to verify your benefits.
A referral from your child’s physician is typically required. Once we receive the referral, our team will:
Begin services once approved
Yes. If clinically appropriate and authorized by insurance, children can receive multiple therapy disciplines simultaneously.
