Here's How We Roll

We offer traditional pediatric physical therapy, occupational therapy, and aquatic therapy.

This includes orthotic management, wheelchair and assistive device evaluations, and other adaptive equipment evaluations.

Learn more below!

Physical Therapy

Targeted interventions help children build strength, improve mobility, and develop critical motor skills. Our physical therapists create personalized care plans to support your child's unique physical development journey.

Occupational Therapy

Focus is on enhancing daily living abilities and independence for children with developmental challenges. Occupational therapists help children develop essential skills for school, play, and self-care.

Aquatic Therapy - "Big Swim"

Therapists use the water's unique properties to improve bilateral coordination, postural control and endurance, and functional movement.

Is your child a good fit?

Children of all abilities can enjoy the gym environment. We provide therapy intervention for ages 0-21 years with mild to severe limitations in the following:

  • mobility

  • balance

  • postural control

  • motor planning

  • endurance

  • strength

  • coordination

  • sensory processing

  • body awareness

  • fine motor skills

Our clients commonly have diagnoses such as:

  • developmental delay

  • gait abnormalities

  • hypotonia

  • lack of coordination

  • cerebral palsy

  • Down syndrome

  • traumatic brain injury

  • autism

  • mitochondrial disease

  • sensory processing disorder

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How we support your child

We're here to support you and your child every step of the way.

1

Initial Evaluation

Your child's PT or OT will perform an initial evaluation to develop the Plan of Care.

2

Plan of Care

The Plan of Care will include functional goals established by the therapist and family.

4

Re-assessment

Every 6 months a re-assessment is performed to measure progress and modify the Plan of Care and to establish new goals.

5

Discharge

When long-term goals have been achieved, the physical or occupational therapist in collaboration with the family and others, will recommend discharge into a community activity with appropriate support.

3

Therapy Sessions

Your child will participate in 1:1 physical or occupational therapy at the gym to work on activities to help achieve those goals.

Start your child's journey

Connect with our team to discuss your child's unique developmental needs and next steps.

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