Can newborn babies benefit from Pediatric Occupational Therapy? Sleepless nights, frequent bouts of crying, and feeding-related challenges are all things that parents face with their newborns. Many parents are left wondering:
Cardiac Rehab Heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide and affects 6 million adults each year in the United States. Cardiac Rehabilitation (CR) is a 4 phase evidenced-based exercise program designed and delivered by a physical therapy team which has been...
Neuromuscular Reeducation Neuromuscular Reeducation focuses on working with children to gain or regain proper use of muscles that are not working in the most effective manner. In order to achieve neuromuscular reeducation, the forced use concept is often used. An...
Gait Gait refers to the ability to ambulate. Children usually begin walking between 7 and 15 months. Physical therapists provide gait training, in which they work with children on the underlying skills required for walking and on the actual skill of walking to enable...
Orthopedic Rehab Orthopedic Rehabilitation works to correct musculoskeletal issues that may cause a person to experience pain. The fastest and most effective results will come by working with a physical therapist who can effectively treat the underlying problem and...
