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Pediatric physical therapy focuses on facilitating children’s gross motor development and function, in order to promote independent and safe navigation of their surroundings, such as home, school, and community environments. Children are generally referred for physical therapy when they show delay in developmental motor milestones such as rolling, sitting, or crawling, deficits in age-appropriate gross motor skills such walking, running, or negotiating stairs, or if a child sustained an injury that affects his/her level of function.

Physical therapy treatment includes therapeutic activities to improve range of motion, walking and running, patterns, static and dynamic balance, postural control and stability, strength, motor coordination, endurance, and safety. Physical therapy is aimed at assisting a child’s overall gross motor development.

In addition, parent and caregiver training is a component of physical therapy treatment that promotes transfer into the child’s daily routine.

SAFETY ADLS LLC offers physical therapy evaluation, treatment, and consultation in the following areas:

Pediatric occupational therapy is the skilled therapeutic treatment provided to infants, toddlers and children which enables them and their families, to achieve independence in all facets of their lives. Pediatric occupational therapy promotes function, re-mediate disability, provide support and education to families, and collaboration with additional health care providers.

For infants, toddlers, and young children, pediatric occupational therapy encompasses daily functional skills, achievement of age appropriate developmental milestones , and progression to more advanced and challenging skills as he/she matures.

The word ‘occupation’ describes an activity which occupies the majority of an infant/child’s time. Therapeutic intervention may teach the individual skills of daily living necessary for independence and achievement of each individual’s maximal potential. For the pediatric population the primary focus of their occupation is on achievement of age appropriate development and play, and social skills.

Pediatric occupational therapy may represent a slightly different meaning based on the child’s age and diagnosis.

A speech disorder is a problem with the actual production of sounds, whereas a language disorder refers to a difficulty understanding or putting words together to communicate ideas.

We can provide intermittent assistance with activities of daily living, such as showering or bathing while you recover and reach a higher level of independence.

Your Medical Social Worker will identify and coordinate many available community resources to help you to attain your health care goals.

Our speech therapists establish an individualized plan of care for rehabilitative services for any speech or language disorders you may have, and will instruct you and your caregiver regarding appropriate techniques to correct speech and swallowing disabilities.

Your Occupational Therapists will guide you and your caregiver in the proper use of therapeutic, creative and self-care activities for the purpose of improving your ability to perform daily activities as safely and independently as possible.

Your Physical Therapist will offer instruction to you and your caregivers in the proper care and use of physical therapy devices, as well as establish and implement an individualized physical therapy plan of care.

Your Registered Nurse/Licensed Practical Nurse implements, records and monitors the provision of basic and adept healthcare services. Our highly skilled team of professional nurses provide a wide range of services which include, but are not limited to: