Pediatric Rehabilitation

Pediatric Rehabilitation provides a multidisciplinary team of experienced professionals who specialize in evaluation and treatment of individuals from birth to 13 years or age. With a physician referral, we can evaluate a child's needs and provide treatment on an inpatient basis and in our outpatient rehabilitation program. Our team consists of occupational therapists, physical therapists and speech language pathologists with advanced pediatric training. We provide a high quality continuum of care for all children and their families.

Common Diagnoses

ADD/ADHD
Apraxia
Articulation Disorder
Autism/Autistic Spectrum
Brachial Plexus
Brain Injury
Central Auditory Processing Disorder
Cerebral Palsy
Cleft Palate and Craniofacial Anomalies
Coordination Disorder
Developmental Delay
Down Syndrome
Feeding and Swallowing Dysfunction
Genetic Disorders
Hearing Impairment
Language Disorders
Neurological Disorders
Neuromuscular Disorders
Pervasive Developmental Disorder
Plagiocephaly
Post Trauma
Sensory Integration Dysfunction
Spina Bifida
Spinal Cord Injury
Stuttering/Disfluency
Torticollis
Visual Motor Impairment

Specialized Programs and Services

Assistive Technology Assessment Training
Developmental Screening, Assessment and Treatment
Feeding/Dysphagia Evaluation and Treatment
Fine and Gross Motor Treatment
Interactive Metronome
Kineseo Taping Assessment and Implementation
Massage/Myofacial Release
Modified Barium Swallow Studies (MBS)
Neonatal Intervention
Neurodevelopment Treatment (NDT)
Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation (NMES)
Oral Motor Assessment and Treatment
Orthopedic Interventions (Serial Casting, Splinting, Orthotics, Braces)
Sensory Processing
Speech-Language Evaluation and Treatment (Motor Speech Delays, Articulation and Phonological Disorders, Auditory Processing Disorders, Disfluency and Voice Disorders)
Treatment of Premature Infants

Occupational Therapy Services

Enhance visual motor control to improve coordination
Facilitate age-appropriate fine motor coordination and behavioral adaptation
Promote age-appropriate self-care skills including: dressing, bathing, feeding, playing and writing
Promote self-regulatory behavior for sensory dysfunction
Provide neuromuscular, range of motion and strength training for the upper extremities
Train and educate in use of adaptive equipment and splints

Physical Therapy Services

Facilitate age-appropriate gross motor skills
Provide gait training and enhance balance and coordination for independence of movement
Provide neuromuscular, range of motion and strength training for lower extremities
Assess need for equipment, assistive devices and orthotics

Speech Language Pathology Services

Improve receptive and expressive language, cognition and articulation skills
Provide feeding, swallowing and oral motor treatment
Develop individual home programs

New Patient Information

New Patient Information Form

A parent or legal guardian must accompany the child to the first appointment to obtain agreement with plan of care. If follow up treatment is recommended, a parent or legal guardian can authorize another adult to bring the child to and from therapy.

Please bring the following items to the child’s schedule appointment. Failure to bring the items may cause delay in treatment, billing or payment.

Parent/Guardian Photo Identification
Child’s Social Security Card
Insurance Card and/or Medicaid Card
Doctor’s Order/Prescription
Completed New Patient Packet

Rehabilitation Services is located on the first floor of the Montgomery Tower behind the gift shop. Please park on the third level of the parking garage in the gated area. The code for the gate is 321#. To cross East Wood Street, take the pedestrian walkway located on the third level.

Attendance Policy

REGULAR ATTENDANCE: Regular attendance is needed to achieve therapy goals. If you are unable to attend a scheduled appointment, please keep the following policy in mind:

Cancellations: A cancellation is any appointment cancelled before the scheduled appointment time. If you have more than three (3) cancellations during the course of your treatment, you will be discharged from therapy and you referring physician will be notified.

No Shows: A “no show” is any missed appointment which occurs without a phone call prior to the appointment. If you have two “no show” appointments, you will be discharged from therapy and your referring physician will be notified.

Late Arrivals: A late arrival occurs anytime a patient arrives after their scheduled appointment time. If you are running late, please call our office at 864-560-6480. Your therapist may have been assigned to another patient’s care. Your appointment may be delayed, rescheduled or cancelled. A consistent pattern of late arrivals will result in discharge from treatment.

SEVERE WEATHER: In the event of severe weather that may require office closings (i.e. ice/snow), please call us at 864-560-6480. Instructions will be on our office answering machine.