Jayme Lewin Rich, OTR Integrative Pediatrics, Inc

Occupational therapy for children often bridges gaps that standard pediatric care can’t reach—whether it’s fine motor delays, sensory processing challenges, or the need for adaptive strategies in daily routines. Therapists in this field work with families to build skills that help kids navigate school, play, and self-care with greater independence. In a city where developmental resources can feel scattered, finding a specialist who integrates occupational therapy with a holistic approach can make a noticeable difference for parents seeking long-term support rather than quick fixes.

Jayme Lewin Rich, OTR Integrative Pediatrics, Inc operates at 39 W 14th St Suite 307/308, New York, NY 10011, a stretch of Union Square where healthcare practices and creative studios share the same historic buildings. The address places it within easy reach of both downtown families and those commuting from uptown, with multiple subway lines converging nearby. While the practice doesn’t advertise walk-in availability, the central location simplifies scheduling for parents balancing work and therapy appointments—no small advantage in a neighborhood where time is always at a premium.

Questions about evaluations or therapy plans can be directed to (212) 414-2777, where the focus remains on individualized care rather than one-size-fits-all solutions. For first-time visitors, mapping the route ahead is wise; the building’s entrance blends into the block’s pre-war architecture. Directions are here—just watch for the discreet signage above the street-level doors.