This established pediatric occupational therapy practice provides personalized, play-based services to children and families through a flexible private-pay model. The business has built its reputation around individualized care, strong therapist-child relationships, and convenient service delivery in outpatient, school-based, center-based, and limited home settings. Its research-supported, neurodiversity-affirming approach is designed to help children build everyday skills and greater independence.

The practice provides comprehensive occupational therapy evaluations and individualized treatment addressing sensory processing, motor development, visual-motor skills, self-regulation, executive functioning, self-care, play, and social engagement. Evaluations combine standardized testing, clinical observation, caregiver input, and individualized recommendations. Treatment plans typically call for recurring weekly sessions, creating predictable revenue and long-term client relationships.

The business operates on a private-pay basis and participates as a provider in a state scholarship program for students with unique abilities. Families may also request superbills for possible out-of-network reimbursement. SimplePractice is used for scheduling, billing, superbills, evaluation delivery, financial reporting, and the HIPAA-protected client portal, with Stripe used for payment processing.

Key Benefits:
> Established pediatric OT practice with recurring weekly treatment revenue
> Private-pay model with scholarship-funded payment options
> Strong referral network across schools, therapists, psychologists, ABA providers, physicians, and families
> Flexible service delivery across outpatient, school-based, center-based, and limited home settings
> High conversion from evaluations into ongoing treatment
> Efficient school-based scheduling with multiple clients served at one location
> SimplePractice platform for scheduling, billing, documentation, and patient communications
> Additional capacity within the current schedule
> Growth potential through added therapists, new school relationships, and expanded clinical hours
> Opportunity to add speech therapy, pediatric physical therapy, and related services
> Developmental screening programs offer an additional client acquisition channel
> Seller available to support transition and relationship handoff

The practice has grown primarily through professional relationships, school connections, family referrals, online visibility, and word of mouth rather than heavy paid advertising. Referral sources are diversified across therapists, physicians, psychologists, behavioral providers, schools, preschools, families, and online searches. At times, demand has exceeded the owner’s preferred schedule, resulting in prospective clients being referred elsewhere or waiting for suitable openings.

The owner has intentionally maintained a condensed work schedule rather than operating five full days per week. This creates clear upside for a buyer willing to extend clinical hours, add another therapist, increase school-based volume, or accommodate additional weekly sessions for existing clients.

Developmental screening provides another avenue for growth. Previous school-based screenings generated new evaluations and long-term therapy relationships, showing how structured screening programs can strengthen school relationships while creating a direct path from early identification to paid evaluation and recurring treatment.

A buyer with pediatric therapy experience could step directly into the clinical role, while a non-clinical owner could potentially operate the business with appropriately licensed staff. The seller has indicated a willingness to support a structured transition, including introductions to families, referral partners, and collaborating professionals.