DrSensory Clinic Directory
Occupational Therapy for Children and Adults
1,343 occupational therapy clinics across 167 cities — search by name, city or state.
New to occupational therapy? Our occupational therapy guide explains what it is, who it helps, when to ask for an evaluation, and how to pay for it.
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Distances are measured between ZIP code centers, so treat them as approximate. A listing is not a recommendation — check credentials, licensure and insurance with the clinic.
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Occupational therapy (OT) helps people take part in the everyday activities — the “occupations” — that make up their day. For children that is play, self-care, learning and social participation; for adults it is work, self-care and independent living. An OT looks at why a task is hard and what would help, working on fine-motor skills, sensory processing, self-regulation, handwriting, feeding, dressing and daily routines. What OT treats, who it helps at each age, when to ask for an evaluation and how to pay for it: our guide to occupational therapy.
How do I find an occupational therapist near me?
Search this directory by ZIP code, state or city to see clinics near you and what each one treats. Then call two or three: ask whether the occupational therapist (OT) is licensed in your state and works with your concern and age group, whether the clinic takes your insurance, and how soon it can evaluate.
What should I ask when I call an occupational therapy clinic?
Whether the occupational therapist is licensed in your state; whether they work with your concern and age group; whether the clinic is in network with your plan and needs a referral or prescription first; whether sessions are at the clinic, at home or online; and how long the wait is for an evaluation.
How do I check whether a clinic takes my insurance?
Call the member services number on your insurance card and ask whether the clinic and the therapist are in network for occupational therapy, whether you need a referral or prior authorization, and how many visits your plan covers in a year. Then confirm with the clinic before the first visit. Does insurance cover OT, speech and PT for kids? explains visit limits and appeals.
What if there is no occupational therapy clinic near me?
Open your state’s page to see clinics in nearby cities, and ask clinics whether they offer home visits or online sessions. For a child under three, your state’s early intervention program can usually come to your home or another everyday setting where that is appropriate; our occupational therapy guide explains how to reach it.
Browse occupational therapy by state
Each state page lists clinics city by city, with what to look for and how licensing works there.
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List your clinicMedical disclaimer. This directory is for general informational purposes. A listing is not an endorsement, referral, or recommendation, and inclusion does not mean we have verified a provider’s credentials, licensure, or insurance. Confirm those directly with the provider before booking.