Kids Abilities of Lino Lakes

Kids Abilities of Lino Lakes is a speech therapist in Lino Lakes, MN, part of a pediatric therapy clinic that serves children with many different diagnoses and their unique needs. The clinic provides physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and aquatic therapy, along with special group classes for children with special needs, including a winter dance class and a spring and summer T-Ball league. Its team of experienced pediatric physical, occupational, and speech therapists works to help each child reach their highest level of ability. The practice operates clinics in Shoreview and Hugo, and it holds a rating of 4.60 based on 14 reviews.

The clinic's approach centers on early intervention, which it describes as helping children improve their abilities and learn new skills, and as a way to prevent problems or address issues as they arise. Families are invited to bring their children in for early intervention services. The clinic states that its therapists and staff provide a caring, enriching and fun environment for clients and their families, and that it puts the client first. Free parking is available. Families who have worked with the practice describe therapists who have supported their children over multiple years, staff who greet children warmly by name, and therapists who advocate for the children they treat. The clinic also provides adaptive sports and theater opportunities outside of normal outpatient therapy.

The Lino Lakes location sits on Victor Path, about 0.1 miles from Victor Square Park and 0.2 miles from Frenchman Road North. Val Jean Park is roughly 0.3 miles away, and Main Street is about 0.4 miles from the clinic.

Kids Abilities of Lino Lakes has built a solid reputation among the families it has served, reflected in a 4.60 rating across 14 reviews. For families in Lino Lakes seeking pediatric speech therapy alongside physical, occupational, and aquatic therapy, the clinic pairs its therapy services with group classes and adaptive activities designed for children with special needs.