Pediatric Therapy for Kids of ALL Ages + Abilities
At our Temecula Valley Clinic we offer multispecialty therapy including pediatric speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, feeding/swallowing therapy and ABA therapy (applied behavior analysis.) Our highly trained therapists all share the same commitment to high-quality care and result-driven therapy. Our collaborative approach to therapeutic and support services uses evidence-based practices to ensure the highest quality outcomes for children. Our knowledgeable, compassionate clinicians can help build confidence and self-worth.
Our team combines the expertise of psychologists, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, and educational specialists to comprehensively evaluate and diagnose a wide range of developmental disorders
ADHD Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
ASD Autism Spectrum Disorder
Learning Disabilities: Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia
Mental Health Disorders: Anxiety, Depression
Pediatric Therapy
We have a family-centered approach to pediatric therapy. Our goal is to assist your child in overcoming obstacles for success in various areas, including home, school, and the community. At our Temecula clinic, you can expect seamless coordination of care among all of your child’s therapy providers. We offer a wide range of pediatric therapy services, all conveniently located under one roof. Our team consists of highly skilled professionals, including Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), registered behavioral technicians (RBTs), speech-language pathologists (SLPs), occupational therapists (OTs), and physical therapists (PTs). They collaborate to create personalized, evidence-based, and family-oriented treatment plans to support both your child and your family.
What is ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis)?
ABA is a therapy based on the science of learning and behavior.
How Does ABA Therapy Work?
ABA helps us understand behavior, learning, and how a child’s environment affects both. It aims to increase helpful behaviors and decrease behaviors that are harmful or that affect learning. Clinical oversight and supervision is provided by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).
What is Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)?
Autism, or autism spectrum disorder (ASD), is a developmental disability caused by differences in the brain. People with ASD often have problems with social communication and interaction, and restricted or repetitive behaviors or interests. People with ASD may also have different ways of learning, moving, or paying attention.
Which Therapy is Right for My Child?
Autism is a complex diagnosis. Our board certified and state-licensed clinicians have extensive training in assessing the individual needs of a child. Our multidisciplinary approach helps identify what’s best for your child and family.
ABA Therapy Can Include:
• 1:1 intensive ABA individualized for all needs + abilities
• Small group instruction with peers
• Pre-K prep steeped in functional communication
• Social + functional living skills: supplementary support with life skills such as self-care, socialization, money management, job prep, household maintenance, and more)
Developing and enhancing communication techniques through verbal language, sign language, or language through assistive technology, speech therapy can help your child effectively interact with family and friends. It can also address the function of facial muscles and structures necessary for speech, feeding, and swallowing.
Speech Therapy Can Include:
• Expressive language/Receptive language
• Auditory processing disorders
• Articulation + phonological processes
• Late talkers, preschool language disorders
• Augmentative + alternative communication
• Childhood apraxia of speech + dysarthria
• Selective mutism
• Pragmatic language disabilities + social skills
• Orofacial myofunctional disorders
Occupational therapy helps children improve sensory, cognitive, physical or motor skills in addition to addressing social, psychological or environmental factors that may affect a child’s development. Occupational therapy focuses on helping children become independent with daily activities such as playing, eating, dressing, practicing handwriting, or maintaining balance.
Occupational therapy can include:
• Pre-writing skills
• Cognitive skills
• Sensory integration
• Fine motor skills (grasping a toy or pencil)
• Balance + coordination
• Assessing or adjusting equipment
• Visual motor skills
• Daily routines (bathing, dressing, brushing teeth)
• Feeding techniques
• Oral motor coordination
The pediatric physical therapists at HealthPRO Pediatrics provide compassionate care to the children + their families. They develop individualized treatments plans to help children gains strength, flexibility, increase range of motion and improve overall movement so that children can complete daily activities with success. Physical therapists identity, diagnose + treat movement impairments to improve quality of life for children of all ages + abilities. Our Physical Therapists can assess and provide treatment in the following areas:
- Gross motor skill progression
- Coordination + motor control
- Balance + posture control
- Strength + endurance
- Gait training + mobility
- Torticollis + plagiocephaly
- Pain management
- Posture + positioning
- Range of motion
- Seating, equipment + orthotic consultation
Get Started in Temecula.
Our highly skilled, compassionate clinicians are dedicated to helping your child reach his or her highest level of independence.
To make an appointment or learn more about our services, complete our inquiry form or contact us at (951) 303-8255
Our Mission
Building Community Through Opportunities + Inclusion
We want everything for your child too! We understand that every child has unique needs and it is our mission to provide your child with the opportunity to learn and grow in a supportive environment. Our team of pediatric specialists have a higher calling and are dedicated to helping children become more independent with daily activities and to reach their developmental milestones, setting them up for success. We believe that success for children and families mean success for our communities as well. We are proud to serve your family at our Temecula Clinic.
Visit our Temecula Clinic
Temecula Clinic
41769 Enterprise Circle North Ste 104 & 105
Temecula, CA 92590
Phone: (951) 303-8255
Fax: (951) 397- 4237
Insurance
For the vast majority of our patients a good insurance policy makes it possible to receive Speech, Occupational, Physical & ABA Therapy . We are fortunate to have contracts and a good working relationship with most of the major insurance companies in the area. We understand that in order to maintain our contracts with insurance providers we must collect the co-payments, without exceptions. It is required that all co-payments are made at the time of your visits, failure to do so could result in an additional service fee. At our Temecula Valley clinic, we do not want to cause a burden to our patients’ families; however, we must stay in compliance and maintain financial viability. We will submit your medical claims for you after each visit. Please note that we do not bill secondary insurance companies, this will be your responsibility.
Our office works very hard to see that all claims are paid by the insurance carriers, providing them with all reports and all documentation they request. However, there are times when claims are not paid by the insurance, such as when a deductible has not been met or it is not a covered service. In those cases, the insured becomes responsible for the bill and should receive an Explanation of Benefits from your insurance carrier explaining the insurance carriers’ decision.
- Aetna
- American Specialty Health
- Blue Cross
- Blue Cross Anthem
- Blue Shield
- Cigna
- Hemet Community Medical Group
- IEHP
- IRC
- Kaiser
- Medicare
- Optum Health
- Premier Health Exchange
- Temecula Valley Physician’s Medical Group
- Tri-Care for Life
- Tri-Care/ Healthnet Federal
- United Healthcare
There are many different types of insurance policies. You will need to know if you have HMO, EPO, PPO or POS plan. All HMO and EPO plans require you to be referred by your Primary Care Physician’s office. Please be aware that if a referral is not obtained, then you are responsible for the entire bill that will be due at the time of each visit.
We are currently a provider for Hemet Community under the HMO & EPO plans. Any failure to identify your current HMO group from your card will not waive your responsibility for the bill if your card is not current.
It is important for you to know your in and out of Network benefits, if your deductible has been met and if Speech, Occupational & Physical Therapy are a covered benefit under your plan. We are considered a specialty provider and you will most likely have a visit maximum or limit for visits on your plan. Our services are covered by almost all insurance plans with a few exceptions, as all insurance plan policies are different.
We ask that you bring your insurance card to your initial visit and we will make a copy and verify your insurance. It is your responsibility to know your plan, its coverage and any coverage changes. If for any reason your claim is rejected, you are responsible for the entire bill. If you do not have your card at the first visit, you will be asked to pay for the visit in full and you will be given a billing statement to send to your insurance company for reimbursement.
If there is a change in your insurance coverage, please bring it to our attention as soon as possible. Regrettably, any delay may cause a denial from our insurance company and cause you to become fully responsible for the payment.
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