What is Physical Therapy (PT)?

Physical therapy focuses on improving large motor skills, such as walking, balance, and coordination. Our pediatric and adult PT programs address issues related to muscle tone, strength, and range of motion. [Image of physical therapy session] Whether recovering from a stroke or managing conditions like Cerebral Palsy, our goal is to help patients move safely and confidently in their environment.

What is Occupational Therapy (OT)?

Occupational therapy helps individuals develop the skills necessary for the "job of living." For children, this includes playing, learning at school, and self-care tasks like dressing and eating. For adults, OT focuses on regaining independence in daily activities, managing work-related tasks, and adapting the home environment for safety and accessibility.

  • Fine Motor Skills: Improving hand-eye coordination and dexterity for writing and handling objects.
  • Sensory Processing: Helping individuals organize and respond to sensory information effectively.
  • Activities of Daily Living (ADLs): Training in essential self-care tasks to promote autonomy.

Our Approach & Benefits

Our integrated approach combines physical and occupational therapy to treat the whole person. We use state-of-the-art equipment and evidence-based techniques to:

  • Enhance Mobility: Improve gait, balance, and overall strength.
  • Promote Independence: Teach practical skills for self-care and daily living.
  • Prevent Complications: Manage muscle stiffness and joint issues to maintain long-term health.
  • Support Families: Provide education and home exercise programs to ensure continuous progress.