Coral Care in the news

We're on a mission to make pediatric therapy accessible to every family. Here's what the press has to say about it.

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Highlighted coverage

Stories that matter

• USA Today — Mar 2026
  Kids who hate school: What parents of neurodivergent children are doing.
  Madeline Mitchell interviewed Jen on how long families wait to find the right pediatric help — and the toll that wait takes on parents of children with developmental needs.

• Parents — Mar 2026
  What To Do When Your Child Says They Hate School
  Jen's expert perspective on what school resistance often signals developmentally — and practical steps for families who are worried about their child's experience.

• Forbes — Dec 2025
  When The Holidays Feel Loud Inside: Helping Kids And Families Reset.
  Forbes featured Jen's perspective on sensory-sensitive children during the holidays — with strategies for families navigating overstimulation, routine disruption, and big emotions.

• Parents — Oct 2025
  Can't Even Go to the Bathroom Alone? You Might Have a 'Velcro Kid'.
  Parents.com featured Jen's insights on children with intense separation anxiety — what it signals developmentally and when it's worth getting an evaluation.

• VITA Magazine — Jul 2025
  The Silent Struggle: What 62% Of Parents Are Noticing — But Few Are Getting Help For.
  VITA Magazine published a Q&A with Jen on Coral Care's pediatric development report and why most parents who notice something is off never get the support they need.

• Boston25 News — Sep 2025
  'I'm failing as a parent': Mass. mother creates platform to help expedite pediatric therapy.
  Boston25 told Coral Care's founding story — how Jen's personal experience with her daughter's delays became the foundation for a company changing how families access care.

In their words

"62% of parents are noticing developmental concerns in their children — but most aren't getting help. Coral Care was built specifically to close that gap."

"The benefit of at-home care is that patients are more comfortable in their environment. You don't have to overcome anxieties before you can even start treatment."

"Coral Care is tackling the pediatric therapy shortage by bringing licensed specialists directly into homes — with no waitlist and insurance accepted."

Original Research

State of Pediatric Development 2025

Coral Care surveyed thousands of families across the US to understand the real scope of the pediatric therapy access crisis. The findings have been covered by major TV markets and national outlets.

• 62% of parents have noticed developmental concerns in their child
• 3–6 mo average wait for a first pediatric therapy evaluation
• 1 in 5 children have a developmental delay or disability

Full press record