Occupational Therapy in Minneapolis
12 occupational therapy providers listed in Minneapolis. Compare ratings, hours and contact details below.
There are 12 occupational therapy providers listed in Minneapolis, MN (Hennepin County). Pediatric occupational therapy is covered by Medical Assistance and most Minnesota health plans with a therapy order, sometimes with visit limits or prior authorization. School-based OT is also available through an IEP at no cost to families.
Listing data comes from public sources and provider submissions. Insurance, ages and availability are shown when reported — always confirm details directly with the provider.
What is pediatric occupational therapy?
Occupational therapy helps children take part in everyday activities — dressing, eating, handwriting, play and self-regulation. For autistic children, OTs often focus on sensory processing and motor planning. OT is covered by most Minnesota health plans and Medical Assistance with a therapy order.
Top-rated OT in Minneapolis
Ranked by Google rating among listings rated 4★ or higher with 5+ reviews.
- ★ 5.0 (21)
- ★ 5.0 (5)
- ★ 4.1 (49)
- ★ 4.1 (7)
Occupational Therapy in Minneapolis: FAQ
How many occupational therapy providers are in Minneapolis, MN?
MN Therapy Finder lists 12 occupational therapy providers in Minneapolis, Hennepin County. Contact providers directly to confirm current openings and waitlists.
What are the best-rated occupational therapy providers in Minneapolis?
By Google rating (minimum 5 reviews), top-rated occupational therapy listings in Minneapolis include Helix Healing Path (5.0★ from 21 reviews), Children's Theraplay (5.0★ from 5 reviews) and M Health Fairview Children's Clinic - University (4.1★ from 49 reviews). Visit or call to see whether their approach, hours and insurance fit your family.
Is occupational therapy covered by insurance in Minneapolis?
Pediatric occupational therapy is covered by Medical Assistance and most Minnesota health plans with a therapy order, sometimes with visit limits or prior authorization. School-based OT is also available through an IEP at no cost to families.
What should I ask an occupational therapy provider in Minneapolis?
Good questions: Do you have a sensory gym or do you work in natural settings; How do you involve parents in each session; What does a typical treatment block look like; How do you measure progress toward goals.
Where else can I find occupational therapy near Minneapolis?
Nearby options include St. Louis Park (5 listings, ~4 mi), Robbinsdale (1 listing, ~4 mi), Golden Valley (2 listings, ~4 mi) and Roseville (1 listing, ~6 mi). Joining more than one waitlist is common in Minnesota and can shorten the time to start.