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Welcome to Sunshine Pediatric Therapy!  We are dedicated to enhancing the lives of children in the metro Atlanta area by providing skilled physical, occupational and speech therapy services in the natural, home-based environment.
  We Offer:Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy Speech Therapy Aquatic Therapy
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Sunshine Pediatric Therapy, LLC was founded in 2005 in order to bring quality therapy services to families in the metro Atlanta area. We work closely with Georgia’s Early Intervention program, Babies Can’t Wait, and specialize in the treatment of children of all abilities from birth to age 21.
Our Mission: To provide excellence in care; we strive to make therapy fun and exciting for children of all ages and abilities so that they may meet their age appropriate motor and communication milestones.
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Are services covered by insurance? All
primary insurance is accepted.We will bill your
primary
insurance company as a service to you; note that Sunshine Pediatric
Therapy is considered an out of network provider. Because individual
insurance plans vary, please review your
out-of-network benefits for physical, occupational and/or speech
therapy
services for detailed information regarding coverage.
Katie
Beckett Deeming Waiver and SSI Medicaid are accepted.
Medicaid funded CMO’s (including PeachState, Amerigroup and
WellCare) are NOT
accepted.
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News/Announcements:
Becky McCullough was featured in this week's Atlanta Journal Constitution; click here to read the full article with pictures.
We are currently accepting applications for physical and speech therapists to serve the metro Atlanta area. Click here for more information.
Can't find your 2010 paperwork packet? Please click here to download all forms.
For all media inquiries, please contact: Michael McCullough 404.832.6782 Michael.McCullough@edelman.com
"As the parent of an older child with developmental disabilities, I
always want to encourage parents with children under the age of 3 that
are showing any signs of developmental issues to aggressively seek
early intervention services. Whether a child has a diagnosis or is
simply at risk of delays, research shows that early intervention can
significantly impact the child and the family by providing knowledge,
practical strategies, and encouragement that will result in beneficial
outcomes. Looking back on my own child’s life, I can clearly see that
the early intervention program we participated in was tremendously
helpful to her…and to me. I learned about developmental stages, ways to
help my child in her everyday life, how to measure her progress, and
how important my role was in her struggle to make gains. The years
before age three present important opportunities for us to make a
difference in the long-term picture of our children's futures – don’t
miss the chance to offer your child all you can!" -Cindy Smith,
Proud Mom to Anna Kate Smith, age 17
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