Let us reinvent your workforce for the better. Expect to receive effective and reliable staffing solutions from us.
Positive Relationships
Because METROstaffing is therapist-owned and operated, we know how important your needs are. We will handle finding and retaining your therapist and supporting them clinically so you are free to focus on running your facility!
By working with METROstaffing, we take care of everything and immediately begin to reduce your costs at the outset of our relationship.
Your facility will no longer bear the concerns and overhead for items such as pensions, disability insurance, healthcare, and administrative costs. Our experience shows an average savings of 8–10%, in payroll alone for each full-time employee.
We provide maternity, medical leave, and FMLA coverage for all of your related service needs: Speech, OT, PT, Psych & Special Ed Teachers.
We provide therapists for part and full time and can also cover both short and long term placements. We also offer Tele-Therapy services that can be used as a bridge until a ‘live’ therapist is procured; to keep students in IEP compliance and prohibit litigation possibilities.
Building A Better Business
We have developed a highly successful model that enables facilities and therapists to work together in ways that benefit both parties. Granting job satisfaction for the therapist translates into the longevity of your facility.
We provide therapists for part and full time and can also cover both short and long term placements.
From our web-based billing and payroll system to our clinical support team, we support our therapists completely so your time and effort can be directed to other areas of your business.
Innovative Remote Services
METROstaffing offers unique Tele-Practice Therapy services for rural, remote, and underserved communities, as well as to culturally and linguistically diverse populations. Through the application of telecommunication technologies, we can provide therapy services at a distance.
If your facility falls into one of these categories or if you would like more information on this great service, call us today! We would love to answer your questions about our other services such as teletherapy and pediatric therapy in Metropolitan Detroit.
Our therapists and educators have a passion for extending their clinical abilities to those who are in need of Special Education, Child Education or Pediatric Therapy in Metropolitan Detroit.
AAC is the term used to describe any form of communication that a person can use that is not speech. This may include pointing to pictures of what the person wants, using sign language, or using a device that will speak a message when a specific button is pushed.
MetroEHS can boast a 100% success rate in supplying clients with these crucial communication devices giving a voice to our superheroes.
When Should AAC be Considered for a Child?
An AAC device should be considered for any child whose speech output is not adequate to fully communicate their wants and needs.
Things to consider:
-Child’s frustration levels
-Adult frustration levels
-Access to school curriculum
-Participation in classroom activities
-Ability to demonstrate knowledge to teachers
-Access to home and community environment
-Ability to interact appropriately with family and peers
-Independence in developmentally-appropriate daily activities
MetroEHS partners with an AAC company and a medical equipment company. These companies serve as consultants for Metro EHS SLPs as we work toward supplying families with AAC devices. Some AAC tools are covered by insurance, but some are not. MetroEHS Pediatric Therapy will help you understand your options.
THE PROCESS:
Step One: Our SLPs identify kiddos who might benefit from using AAC!
Step Two: We begin trialing different devices and different communication systems determining which systems work best for each individual client. There are several devices and programs to choose from.
Step Three: Once the SLP determines which system works best, an AAC evaluation is submitted to the client's pediatrician for review. If the pediatrician approves, we obtain a prescription for the device, much like obtaining a prescription for a splint, or other form of medical equipment.
Step Four: When the prescription is received, the prescription and evaluation report are all submitted to the insurance company. Once approved, the device is ordered!
Step Five: The device is delivered to the family and they family receives assistance with set up and demonstration. The device fully belongs to the child.
After the device is in the hands of our client, MetroEHS SLPs work with the family and the client to integrate the device into their world in speech therapy.
With Locations all over South East Michigan and excellent Speech Therapy services, MetroEHS Pediatric Therapy is here to help. Browse through our Locations Page to find a Local Therapy Center near you!
