ABOUT US

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Area we serve

We serve charter, county, and private schools in the Triangle area of North Carolina, including schools in the following counties: Durham, Wake, Alamance, Person, Vance, Granville, Franklin, and Orange.

We currently have limited available to see individual clients, but may be able to see clients in Durham and Hillsborough.

What we do

School-based occupational therapy services

Individual therapy to address self-care skills, motor skills, self-regulation and social emotional skills

Parent consultations for IEPs and 504 Plans-we’re happy to review these and make recommendations (if your child is not at one of our contract schools)

Independent Educational Evaluations for occupational therapy

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Payment and Fees

Are you a school administrator or EC Director?

Please contact us at alicia@apexot.com to inquire about our rate for school-based services.

Are you a parent or guardian seeking therapy for your child in a private school or preschool?

If so and you are paying privately you have the right to a Good Faith Estimate of the costs you may incur. This will be provided to you prior to starting services, including if you are using ESA+ funds or wish to submit a receipt to your insurance for reimbursement.

We have a flat treatment rate of $126 for a 45-minute session, but we may also include a travel fee depending on your location. Sessions are provided in your home or at a public community site, if appropriate.

Contact Us

Call/Text: (919) 446-4868 (please note that we rarely answer the phone due to the number of spam calls we get, so we strongly encourage you to reach out by email)

Email: info@apexot.com

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Mailing address:

PO Box 21

Hillsborough, NC 27278

The Founder

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Alicia Kollmar, MS, OTR/L (she/her)

Founder and Occupational Therapist

Hi! I started Apex OT in 2015. I have been an occupational therapist since 2000 and have been in North Carolina since 2006. I’m an OT “nerd”, always keeping up with research and learning new ways to support caregivers and children so they can enjoy typical family and school activities when there are behavioral, sensory, or motor challenges. I believe that children will do well when they can and am inspired by work by Ross Greene and Lynn Lyons.

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