Frequently asked questions

Occupational therapy supports the "occupations" of childhood — playing, learning, dressing, eating, making friends, being part of a family. A pediatric OT looks at the skills underneath those everyday activities (like sensory regulation, attention, coordination, and routines) and builds them through play. Read the full plain-language explanation on the occupational therapy page.

Yes — Dr. Muir is currently accepting new occupational therapy clients. The first step is the secure intake portal.

Yes, the practice accepts insurance. Which plans are in network and what your coverage includes depend on your policy. Accepted plans — to be confirmed with Dr. Muir

Requirements may depend on your insurance plan and individual circumstances. Contact Bloom & Grow for current guidance. The insurance questions checklist can help you find out what your plan requires.

The practice focuses on young children — enrichment programs are publicly described for ages 3–6. For occupational therapy age ranges: requirements may depend on individual circumstances. Contact Bloom & Grow for current guidance. OT age range — to be confirmed with Dr. Muir

A conversation with you about your child's story, purposeful play with your child, and honest findings shared in plain language — followed by your decision about next steps. The evaluation walkthrough covers it step by step.

Send a note through the general contact form with the program you're interested in. Registration details, schedules, and pricing will be published once confirmed. Registration process — to be confirmed with Dr. Muir

If the secure intake portal is temporarily unavailable, please try again later or use the general contact option to request assistance. Do not send private health information through email or the general form — it isn't built to protect it the way the portal is.