Occupational Therapist Near Me
Find an Occupational Therapist Near You
Occupational therapists help patients regain the skills needed for daily living and work — from hand therapy after injury to home safety modifications and pediatric developmental support. Search by city to find licensed OTs near you.
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How to find occupational therapists near you
Function-focused care
OT targets the specific tasks of daily life — dressing, cooking, working, and using adaptive equipment.
All ages, many settings
From pediatric developmental support to geriatric home safety assessments and hand therapy after injury.
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Every listing is checked against state OT licensing board records before it goes live.
Occupational Therapists in your metro
Local pages with specialties, coverage area, and direct contact — no fabricated ratings or reviews.
Occupational Therapists in Houston, TX
The nation's largest medical center anchors a metro of 7.3M, with deep specialty bench across the Texas Medical Center campus.
View local page →Occupational Therapists in Austin, TX
A fast-growing capital metro with academic medicine at Dell Medical School and a strong outpatient and telehealth ecosystem.
View local page →Occupational Therapists in Miami, FL
A bilingual healthcare hub with leading cardiac, oncology, and rehabilitation centers serving South Florida and the Caribbean.
View local page →Occupational Therapists in New York, NY
Home to nine academic medical centers and the densest concentration of board-certified specialists in the country.
View local page →Occupational Therapists in Los Angeles, CA
A sprawling care ecosystem from Cedars-Sinai to UCLA Health, with deep wellness, rehab, and concierge medicine networks.
View local page →Occupational Therapists in Chicago, IL
Anchored by Northwestern, Rush, and UChicago Medicine — with a robust community clinic and home health network across 77 neighborhoods.
View local page →Occupational Therapists in San Francisco, CA
Home to UCSF and CPMC, with a dense outpatient and home-health network stretching across the Bay Area.
View local page →Occupational Therapists in San Diego, CA
UC San Diego Health and Scripps anchor a coastal metro with strong rehab, geriatric, and telehealth care networks.
View local page →Occupational Therapists in Dallas, TX
UT Southwestern, Baylor Scott & White, and a fast-growing home-health corridor serve the Metroplex's 7.6M residents.
View local page →Occupational Therapists in Boston, MA
Mass General Brigham and Boston Children's anchor one of the densest academic-medicine clusters in the country.
View local page →Occupational Therapists in Seattle, WA
UW Medicine and Virginia Mason Franciscan anchor a metro with strong tech-enabled home health and telehealth adoption.
View local page →Occupational Therapists in Atlanta, GA
Emory Healthcare and Piedmont anchor a fast-growing Southeast hub with deep rehab and home-health capacity.
View local page →Occupational Therapists in Philadelphia, PA
Penn Medicine, Jefferson, and CHOP anchor one of the oldest and deepest academic-medicine ecosystems in the U.S.
View local page →Occupational Therapists in Orlando, FL
AdventHealth and Orlando Health anchor a fast-growing Central Florida metro with strong senior and home-care demand.
View local page →Occupational Therapists in Phoenix, AZ
Banner Health and Mayo Clinic Arizona anchor a sprawling Sun Belt metro with a large snowbird home-care market.
View local page →Occupational Therapists in Denver, CO
UCHealth and Denver Health anchor a metro with strong outpatient rehab and a growing home-health footprint.
View local page →Occupational Therapists in Tampa, FL
Tampa General and BayCare anchor a Gulf Coast metro with heavy senior-care and home-health demand.
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Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between occupational therapy and physical therapy?
Physical therapy focuses on movement, strength, and mobility. Occupational therapy focuses on the specific skills needed for daily tasks — dressing, cooking, working — often after injury, stroke, or with developmental delays.
Do I need a referral to see an occupational therapist?
Most states allow some form of direct access to OT services, though many insurers still require a physician referral for reimbursement.
Can an OT help with home safety for an aging parent?
Yes — a home safety assessment is a core OT service, evaluating fall risk, bathroom safety, and mobility aids to support independent living.
What does pediatric occupational therapy address?
Fine motor skills, sensory processing, handwriting, self-care tasks, and developmental milestones for children with delays or after injury.