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Special education & therapy in Puerto Rico: speech, occupational, physical therapists

Speech, occupational and physical therapists, psychologists, therapy and autism centers in Puerto Rico, with active license verified.

This category lists special education and therapy professionals in Puerto Rico: speech-language pathologists, occupational and physical therapists, psychologists, autism and therapy centers, and more.

Every professional listed was checked against the official licensing board for their profession: an active license and a specialty that matches. You can verify each license yourself using the source linked on each listing.

This is an informational directory: it is not medical, educational or legal advice, not a referral and not an endorsement of any professional. For Department of Education services, contact the Special Education Program (SAEE) directly.

If a professional works with the Department of Education (remedio provisional or Rosa Lydia Vélez), that is noted on their listing only when their own page states it.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I request special education services from the Department of Education?

Register your child with the Special Education Program (SAEE), request an evaluation, and follow the timelines in our guide on requesting services.

What is a PEI and a COMPU meeting?

The PEI (Plan Educativo Individualizado) is the individualized education plan. The COMPU (Comité de Programación y Ubicación) is the committee that creates it. See our guide on preparing for the meeting.

How do I verify a therapist's license?

Each listing links to its official source. You can also use our guide on verifying a therapist or psychologist license.

What is remedio provisional?

A provisional remedy when the Department of Education does not provide services on time. See our guide on how to request it.

Does my health plan cover therapy?

Coverage varies by plan, including Vital. See our guide on therapies and health plans for how to request a referral and what to do if denied.

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