Total Poss-Abilities in Oklahoma City: Pediatric Occupational Therapy for Developmental and Sensory Needs
Total Poss-Abilities is a pediatric occupational therapy clinic in Oklahoma City that specializes in developmental delays, sensory integration, fine motor skills, and activities of daily living for children from infancy through adolescence, operating as an independent practice within the city's small but defined network of specialized pediatric OT providers.
What Total Poss-Abilities actually is
Total Poss-Abilities provides direct occupational therapy services to children with developmental, neurological, sensory, and orthopedic conditions. The clinic operates on a referral basis and accepts private insurance, Medicaid (OHCA), and self-pay patients. Treatment is delivered one-on-one in private treatment rooms designed with sensory-appropriate equipment, and the therapists are Oklahoma-licensed occupational therapists (OTRs) who hold or are working toward pediatric credentials. The practice does not require a physician referral for initial evaluation in Oklahoma, though many families arrive with recommendations from their pediatrician, early intervention specialists, or school districts.
Services and pricing
Evaluations run approximately 60 to 90 minutes and include standardized assessments, caregiver interview, and a written report with recommendations. Therapy sessions are typically 45 to 60 minutes, scheduled weekly or twice weekly depending on the child's needs and insurance authorization. Insurance plans cover occupational therapy when medically necessary; actual out-of-pocket cost varies by plan, deductible, and copay structure. Families should contact the clinic directly or check their insurance card for the copay amount and annual deductible. If insurance does not cover sessions, self-pay rates are generally in the $80 to $150 per session range, though you should confirm current pricing by calling.
How Total Poss-Abilities compares to other Oklahoma City OT options
Oklahoma City has several pediatric OT providers. Integris Health operates a pediatric therapy department at its Edmond facility that includes occupational therapy but requires a physician referral and operates within a hospital-based system, which can mean longer wait times but integrated coordination with physicians and other specialties. OU Health's developmental medicine clinic in Oklahoma City also provides pediatric OT as part of a university-affiliated system. In contrast, Total Poss-Abilities operates independently, which typically means more flexibility in scheduling, shorter waits for initial evaluation (often 2 to 4 weeks versus 6 to 8 weeks at hospital systems), and direct communication with a single therapist over time rather than rotation among several clinicians. Choose a hospital system if your child has complex medical needs requiring coordination with pediatricians or if you prefer integrated care; choose Total Poss-Abilities if you want faster access, continuity with one or two familiar therapists, and a private clinic setting.
Who it suits and who it does not suit
Total Poss-Abilities is best suited for children ages newborn through 17 with sensory processing difficulties, fine motor delays, handwriting struggles, self-care skill deficits, post-injury rehabilitation, and developmental coordination disorder. It serves families who prefer a small, independent clinic with consistent therapist relationships and those whose insurance covers out-of-network pediatric therapy. It is less suitable for families needing integrated care with a full medical team on-site, children with severe behavioral or psychiatric comorbidities requiring simultaneous mental health treatment in the same location, or those without any insurance or payment method, as the clinic does not offer sliding-scale fees or pro-bono services.
What the first visit involves
A new patient typically phones to schedule an evaluation. You will be asked about your child's history, current concerns, and why occupational therapy was recommended. At the evaluation appointment, you will spend 15 to 20 minutes completing intake paperwork, then the therapist will conduct structured assessments (often using standardized tools like the Peabody Developmental Motor Scales or Sensory Profile) while your child participates in play-based or formal testing depending on age. The therapist will observe fine motor control, sensory responses, bilateral coordination, and adaptive behavior. You will receive a detailed written report and treatment recommendations within one week, and the therapist will discuss frequency and goals before the first treatment session begins.
Hours, parking, and logistics
Total Poss-Abilities operates Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with limited evening and Saturday availability depending on therapist schedule. The clinic is located in a small medical office building with on-site parking. Sessions are booked 30 to 45 minutes apart, so plan for arrival 10 minutes early. Insurance verification is handled before the first visit if you provide your insurance information at scheduling. Since hours and evening availability may shift seasonally or with staffing changes, you should call to confirm before scheduling your evaluation. The clinic is a short drive from central Oklahoma City and is accessible to families across the metro area.
Total Poss-Abilities fills the niche of fast-access, therapist-continuous pediatric OT care for families in Oklahoma City who want specialized developmental services without hospital system overhead or extended waits.
