Bothell Pediatric & Hand Therapy

(I will preface this with saying Beth who does occupational therapy is wonderful. That is why I will give this place 2 stars. She is worth seeing.)
Bothell pediatric and hand therapy are only about one thing-​money. I had 2 children coming 2 – 4 times weekly for a year for occupational, speech & food therapy sessions. I saw no progress in those areas & they have no grace when it comes to cancelations. Despite the fact that you can get a call a hour before your appointment when they need to cancel on you ! We were commuting 45 minutes one way to get there & now ALL I am left with is a large bill. There are a few staff members who were very kind and I am sure believe in what they do, but my experience as a whole was very disappointing. We have now found a speech therapist at a smaller office in Woodinville who is actually invested in my children and connected with them on a personal level. We saw progress in one month with her. As opposed to no results in ONE YEAR at Bothell.
When you are dealing with a child that has special needs & looking for the help & tools to improve their quality of life the most frustrating thing in the world is places like this only interested in your money. Breaks my heart & I feel like I wasted a year there when we could have been somewhere else getting help.

We’ve been very happy with our experience with the team at BPandHT! The providers all have a genuine care for our son and the staff is extremely flexible, friendly and professional. We’ve been taking our 9 year old son with Autism to BPandHT for 18 months and have been pleased with the progress we’ve seen to date.

We have a child on the autism spectrum, BPHT has help so much with our child and his disability. They offer many different group (s) and or 1 on 1 theropy for fine motor skills, wellness groups and many more.

Our son has received OT there for more than a year for treatment of Sensory Integration Disorder. The quality of care is phenomenal and I feel very included in the process of his treatment.

I came to their office with early onset tendonitis/​carpal tunnel syndrome. It sure was hurting and enflamed but even after the first visit I had some relief. I was new to hand therapy and the warm towels and massage and explanation of how my body worked were all really helpful.
On subsequent visits, I participated in some motions, stretching and exercise designed to both relax the area but also to teach me to use my arms differently. Kimberly’s staff also showed me how to properly set up my desk for ergonomics and showed me to stop using my arms as weight bearing appendages. I’m much better now, and if it ever gets bad again, I am glad to know I have someone reliable to turn to.
The staff were really nice, explained the aspects to me clearly and when one professional handed me over to someone else for a different part of my treatment, they were always well informed where to pick up. Two thumbs up!

Pretty good. My daughter attended here for about a year. Pro’s they have Saturday hours, it was actually pretty fast to get on their schedules. Con’s they seem to have a lot of turnover. We had a few different therapists in the time we were there, my daughter doesn’t like change, so that was not great. We ended up going to another solo practice.