Special needs and therapies in Inner Loop
Special needs and therapy providers in the Inner Loop spread across The Heights, Bellaire and West University Place, with more in Montrose/Midtown and Meyerland, and nearly all are described as staffed rather than case by case. Speech and language, autism support and dyslexia are the services named most often.
Delivery varies. Some practices see children in person, some blend clinic visits with online sessions, and some work fully online. If your child's therapy schedule is already tight, a practice that offers telehealth can turn a missed week into a video visit.
On funding, the state's list covers educational therapies only to the extent that insurance does not, so ask a practice how it bills both. Most providers here appear on the approved-vendor rolls, but approval is reviewed offering by offering, which means a practice can be approved for one service and not another. Check the specific service you need before you book a course of sessions. The larger TEFA amount, up to $30,000, is for a student with an IEP at an accredited private school, not for a homeschooler.
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