Pediatric Therapy with a Multidisciplinary Approach
Our Physical and Occupational Therapists and Speech-Language Pathologists provide Pediatric Therapy for children of all ages.
For more information about Pediatric Therapy, call 913-324-8638.
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Our Physical and Occupational Therapists and Speech-Language Pathologists provide Pediatric Therapy for children of all ages.
For more information about Pediatric Therapy, call 913-324-8638.
Olathe Health offers a multidisciplinary approach to pediatric therapy for children of all ages.
Our Physical and Occupational Therapists and Speech-Language Pathologists have experience in orthopedics and neurological conditions with a pediatric population. Our therapists works with the child to create an environment of care that is fun and therapeutic and meets their goals personally and developmentally.
Children with the following may benefit from Pediatric Occupational Therapy:
Children with the following may benefit from Pediatric Physical Therapy:
Children with the following may benefit from Speech-Language Pathology:
Ask your doctor whether Pedatric Therapy at Olathe Health Rehabilitation Services might be right for you, or call Rehabilitation Services – Southpark Medical Plaza at 913-324-8638 for more information.
Olathe Health offers a wide range of Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech-Language Pathology and specialty therapies for children and adults. Our licensed therapists work with inpatients at Olathe Medial Center and Miami County Medical Center and outpatients at 10 convenient locations in Johnson and Miami counties.
Certified Therapists provide specialty rehabilitation services like Hand Therapy, Pediatric Therapy, LSVT for patients with Parkinson’s and
more.
Addison Bird is a typical seven year old who enjoys playing sports, cheerleading and chasing her sister around the house. It was during one of these rounds of horseplay in August 2015 when Addison broke her foot for the first time.