Pediatric therapy in Greater Charlotte
Help your child build communication, movement and everyday independence with A Grade Therapy. We provide pediatric occupational therapy and speech therapy in Charlotte, Concord and surrounding North Carolina communities. Contact us about current pediatric physical therapy availability.
Care connects with the places children live, learn and play: home, daycare, ABA centers and appropriate community settings, depending on your child’s needs and available coverage.
Pediatric occupational therapy
Support for play, fine motor skills, self-care and participation in everyday routines. Goals reflect your child’s strengths and your family’s priorities.
Pediatric speech therapy
Support for speech, language and meaningful communication, with goals that connect to conversations, play and your child’s daily life.
Pediatric physical therapy
Learn about movement, balance and mobility support. Our team will confirm current PT capacity, service locations and referral requirements before scheduling.
Charlotte, Concord and nearby communities
Explore our Charlotte service area and Concord service area. We also review requests within Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, Union, Gaston, Rowan and Stanly counties. Coverage varies by discipline, exact location and therapist availability.
A clear next step for your family
Contact our intake team with the service and location you are seeking. We will explain the intake process, required documents and scheduling considerations. Use the established intake pathway for health information.
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About A Grade Therapy
OUR STORY
Founded in 2018 by Aaron Cockburn, A Grade Therapy helps children develop communication, movement and everyday independence through individualized pediatric care. We connect therapy with the routines and settings where children live, learn and play, working with caregivers toward meaningful goals. Our team serves Greater Charlotte and surrounding North Carolina communities, with coverage confirmed by discipline, location and therapist availability.
“Play is the highest form of research.”