Physical Therapy
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Physical therapists evaluate a child’s current physical skills and identify areas of functional motor limitations. Pediatric physical therapists help children develop and build motor skills important for the completion of daily activities and mobility.
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Kids We SeeOur physical therapists have the expertise and experience to serve children with a variety of needs including but not limited to:
•autism •coordination disorders •hypotonia •premature birth •cerebral palsy •brain injury •stroke •orthopedic conditions •musculoskeletal conditions •torticollis/plagiocephaly •developmental delay •down syndrome •genetic disorders •seizure disorders •neurological disorders •mobility delays •adaptive equipment needs •toe-walking |
Things We DoPhysical therapists provide evaluations and interventions designed to develop and/or rehabilitate skills in the areas of:
•Gross motor coordination •Strength and endurance •Postural control •Gait •Balance •Range of motion and flexibility •Achievement of developmental milestones •Needed adaptive equipment/Wheelchair Our therapists have specialized training in a number of areas including: Lower Extremity orthotic evaluation and training Equipment evaluation and trial Toe-walking Taping Wheelchair Assessment 
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