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Updated October 31, 2026
Occupational Therapy
Asheville, NC
Carolina Pediatric Therapy provides behavioral health and parent coaching in home, school, clinic, or virtual settings across five North Carolina locations.
Pediatric services can typically get started within a week, with virtual care available as soon as 48 hours.
Occupational Therapy
Asheville, NC
Occupational Therapy
Asheville, NC
Occupational Therapy
Asheville, NC
Thrive Therapeutics Asheville specializes in lymphedema management and oncology rehabilitation, with clinicians bringing a combined 100+ years of experience.
Occupational Therapy
Black Mountain, NC
Diane Douglas is a North Carolina-licensed occupational therapist offering an evidence-based urinary incontinence program and upper-extremity therapy.
Occupational Therapy
Asheville, NC
Occupational Therapy
Asheville, NC
PlaySpark sells acceptance- and disability-pride apparel, including children's inclusive designs, and was founded by a speech therapist and an occupational therapist.
No session prices are provided here; the amount depends on the evaluation, treatment plan, insurance, and whether the provider is in network. Diane Douglas lists Medicare and Blue Cross/Blue Shield participation, while Carolina Pediatric Therapy lists North Carolina Medicaid coverage for evaluations and ongoing therapy.
Carolina Pediatric Therapy says pediatric services can typically begin within a week, with virtual care available as soon as 48 hours. No turnaround time is provided for the other listed providers.
Match the therapist’s specialty to the problem: pelvic health or upper-extremity limitations fit Diane Douglas; lymphedema, oncology recovery, or compression needs fit Thrive Therapeutics Asheville; and pediatric behavioral or social-skills needs fit Carolina Pediatric Therapy. Also confirm licensure, insurance participation, treatment location, and whether a referral is required.
These providers are for scheduled therapy rather than emergency treatment. Diane Douglas specifically excludes emergency medical treatment, so use emergency services for urgent or life-threatening symptoms.