A Service of Keystone Health
Our services include:
- Occupational Therapy – Helping children develop the skills needed for everyday activities, including fine motor skills, sensory processing, self-care, visual-motor integration, and independence.
- Speech-Language Therapy – Evaluation and treatment for speech, language, social communication, feeding, and other communication disorders.
- Pediatric Audiology – Comprehensive hearing evaluations, hearing aid fittings, programming, maintenance, and repairs to support children’s hearing and communication needs.
Keystone Life Skills Center (Children age 12-21)
- Traditional occupational therapy and speech-language therapy to develop foundational motor, communication, cognitive, and executive functioning skills
- Socialization and communication
- Pre-vocational and vocational skills
- Cooking and meal preparation
- Home management
- Money management and budgeting
- Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)
- Community engagement
- Shopping and community navigation
- Problem-solving, organization, and executive functioning
- And more, based on each individual’s goals
Keystone Feeding Program
- Oral motor and oral sensory challenges
- Limited food variety and picky eating
- Sensory-based feeding difficulties
- Difficulty transitioning to age-appropriate foods and textures
- Nutritional concerns related to restricted diets
- Mealtime behaviors and family mealtime support



