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Pine City, Minnesota

Autism & child therapy services in Pine City

4 providers listed in Pine City · Pine County.

Services in Pine City:Child mental health · 4

MN Therapy Finder lists 4 autism and child therapy providers in Pine City, Minnesota (Pine County), including 4 child mental health listings. Most Pine City families can fund autism therapy through Minnesota's EIDBI benefit under Medical Assistance — often via MA-TEFRA even with private insurance — and can request waiver, PCA/CFSS or respite assessments through Pine County human services intake.

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Pine City · Psychotherapist
Pine Co.Psychotherapist
Pine City · Mental health clinic
Pine Co.Mental health clinic
Pine City · Mental health service
Pine Co.Mental health service

Pine City autism & therapy FAQ

How many autism and child therapy providers are in Pine City, MN?

MN Therapy Finder lists 4 providers in Pine City: 4 child mental health. Some providers offer more than one service. Listings are updated as providers claim and verify their profiles.

How do families in Pine City pay for autism therapy?

Most Minnesota families use Minnesota's EIDBI benefit under Medical Assistance (often via MA-TEFRA), private insurance under the state autism mandate, or both. Providers serving Pine City may be based in nearby cities, and some offer in-home or telehealth-supported services.

How do I request waiver, PCA/CFSS or respite services in Pine County?

Contact Pine County human services intake and ask for a MnCHOICES assessment for children's disability services. The assessment determines eligibility for programs such as CFSS (formerly PCA), the CADI or DD waivers, CDCS and respite. Your child generally needs to be eligible for Medical Assistance.

Are there more providers near Pine City?

Yes. Nearby cities with listings include Braham (1 provider, ~12 mi), Hinckley (2 providers, ~12 mi), Mora (6 providers, ~16 mi) and Sandstone (4 providers, ~20 mi). Many families widen their search to shorten waitlists.

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