The CP Rochester Article 28 Primary Care clinic provides Occupational Therapy (OT), Physical Therapy (PT), Speech Therapy (ST), Psychiatry, Psychology, Dental, and Primary Care services.

The CP Rochester Article 16 Clinic offers OT, PT, ST, and Psychology services to individuals who qualify under the OPWDD waiver with the 95 exemption code on their NOD for Article 16 services. This clinic specializes in providing skilled long-term therapy to admitted individuals.

CP Rochester’s SAIL program is designed to enhance independence. It offers skill-based learning in sensory-integrated environments and community-based volunteer opportunities. The program focuses on emotional well-being, socialization, community involvement, self-advocacy, accessing safe supports, employability skills, benefits education, and building friendships and natural supports.

For more information, please visit www.cprochester.org or contact: 585-334-6000

Dr. Mruzek is a psychologist and behavior analyst specializing in autism spectrum disorder and developmental disabilities. His services include evaluations, counseling, and empowering caregivers. He provides consultations and teaches at the University of Rochester. For more information, email dmruzek@ur.rochester.edu.

Our location provides four classrooms, including three non-integrated special classes designed for children requiring specialized programming, and one special class in an integrated setting. We also offer wrap care services for our enrolled students. For additional details, please visit our website at happinesshouse.org

Prime Care Coordination provides personalized care coordination, understanding your unique needs and goals. A dedicated Care Manager will support you throughout your journey. Our experienced team is well-versed in available resources and services, receiving specialized training including autism-specific expertise. Some of our team members are multilingual, ensuring effective communication with you, your family, and your support network. Discover how Prime Care Coordination can assist you at primecareny.org .

People Inc. provides a diverse array of support for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families, as well as health care services, senior services, services for the Deaf and hard of hearing, and affordable housing.  The Fun with Friends Afternoon Respite Program at Golisano enables parents and families to work, attend to other needs, or just have some time to rest and relax knowing that our trained staff are providing excellent care to their child. Open from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm Monday through Friday we strive to provide an enriching environment where middle and high school students who have developmental disabilities can engage in fun activities that promote positive interaction geared toward their interest.  This program is offered at no cost for students eligible for OPWDD waiver services. For more information, go to People-Inc.org

The Sensory Sync UP class, led by a Special Education Teacher and supported by a Teacher Assistant, is a 2-hour session for a maximum of 6 children. It provides individualized speech therapy, occupational therapy, and physical therapy services based on each child’s needs. The class offers hands-on experiential learning in a sensory gym and classroom, incorporating various tactile and vestibular activities. Developmentally appropriate activities are tailored to each child’s goals, and sensory experiences are differentiated for success. Learn more at roomtobloomtherapy.com .