WonderLab’s programs go beyond what insurance will cover.

Available free of charge to all children with movement delays
Our free supported-treadmill practice helps children with movement delays build the repetition they need to walk independently, sooner.

Cars are gifted to nominated families at no cost
Once a year, WonderLab modifies ride-on cars at no cost, giving children with disabilities the independence to move on their own.

In partnership with East Valley Therapy Dogs
Certified therapy dogs join OT, PT, and speech sessions to help children build confidence and try new challenges.

Funded in part by a 2025 IECF Grant | 14 devices available

AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) devices help nonverbal or minimally verbal children communicate, and our library lends them at no cost while families wait for insurance approvals.

Available to all WonderLab Families
Our speech and OT teams help children build safe, confident eating and swallowing skills, sometimes for the first time.

Available to all WonderLab Families
A structured play group that helps children with autism build social skills and friendships through collaborative Lego building.

Part of WonderLab’s commitment to the next generation of therapists
WonderLab hosts PT, OT, and Speech students for clinical rotations, helping address the Inland Empire's shortage of trained pediatric therapists.

Monthly telehealth week available to all families
A monthly telehealth week lets therapists see each family's home environment and tailor support to real, everyday barriers.

16 events hosted in 2025 for children and families across the Inland Empire
WonderLab hosted 16 community events in 2025, from parent education groups to inclusive movie nights, building connections beyond the clinic.

Pool upgrades funded by 2025 Versacare Grant
We have Inland Empire's only dedicated pediatric therapy pool that helps children with cerebral palsy, hypotonia, and other motor conditions move in ways not yet possible on land.

Neurodivergent-affirming behavioral health support
Neurodivergent-affirming behavioral health support, right from the moment a child is referred, so families get help before concerns escalate.

Support will be in the form of direct pediatric therapy, parent talk therapy, educational groups, and support groups.

Transition to Adulthood Program
A hands-on job-skills program for teens 12-18, built around our own Neighborhood Coffee Cart, so young adults leave WonderLab with real work experience and the confidence to advocate for themselves.