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Our staff consists of physical, occupational, and speech therapists who are specifically trained to work with premature, toddler, and school-age children.
Concerns regarding a child’s development should be discussed with their pediatrician who can refer them for an evaluation.
The pediatric therapy team is committed to meeting each child’s individual needs and frequently collaborates to minimize barriers to participation in school, home, and community environments.
Physical Therapists (PT) empower infants and school-age children to overcome mobility challenges. Emphasis on gross motor skills promotes independence for all children including those with the following:
PTs work closely with orthotists and durable medical equipment providers to obtain:
Occupational therapists focus on evaluating pediatric musculoskeletal, neurological, sensory, and cognitive development in order to assist your child in participating in all activities of daily life. This encompasses their ability to play, exercise, complete self-care skills, display age appropriate developmental skills, fine motor skills, sensory integration strategies, as well appropriate social interactions. Our OTs work with a multitude of diagnoses including:
OT Specialty services include:
Speech Language Pathologists (SLP) work to assess, diagnose, and treat disorders in infants and children which may occur following an illness, surgery, stroke, brain injury, neurological conditions, congenital disorders, or infant prematurity including:
Speech Language Pathology specialty services our pediatric clinicians provide include:
