If you run into a particular problem that doesn't seem to be addressed here, please feel free to email me and I will see what I can do to help. There are differing limits depending on county and situation. This is NOT the same thing as nursing care. Speech and OT overlap on feeding issues, and sometimes they will work together when there are complex feeding problems that need to be overcome. Speech is obviously the most helpful therapy when there are speech delays or impediments.
Therapy takes a number of different forms.
Sometimes they do private sessions but if therapies are done only in school, they are likely to be getting it in group sessions. There are certified assistants that are often put in charge with only an occasional consult by the actual therapist. You can insist on a change of therapists or providers if you are unhappy with the services provided. I've had to do this several times to get people who were competent and worked well with my daughter and myself. But it was definitely worth the hassle.