Physical Therapy
Movement, strength, and confidence.
Physical therapy supports each child's individual physical and developmental needs, from building strength to exploring new ways to move.
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Gross motor skills
Activities that support skills like sitting, standing, crawling, or walking, depending on each child.
Strength & balance
Building the strength and stability children use to move through their day.
Play-based sessions
Therapy that often looks like play, which helps children stay engaged.
HOW IT FITS INTO PPEC
Physical therapy takes place within the same environment where your child receives nursing care and daily activities.
OUR COORDINATED APPROACH
Physical therapists coordinate with nurses and other therapists so goals carry through the rest of the day.
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Skilled Pediatric Nursing
Professional nursing care, medical supervision, and monitoring throughout the day.
Occupational Therapy
Support for skills that help children participate more fully in everyday activities.
Speech Therapy
Therapeutic support focused on each child's individual communication needs.
Feeding Therapy
Support designed to help children develop safer and more effective feeding and eating skills.
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