HBTS Service For Autism and other developmental disabilities

 


At our Occupational Therapy Clinic Rhode Island we provide Home-Based Therapeutic Services for children who suffer from Autism and other developmental disabilities. Our staff members work closely with families, providing support and therapeutic guidance to assist children to learn new skills. for more details visit our website.

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