Pediatric Rehab- Fort Worth - Deleted

• Therapists offer Physical Therpay, Occupational Therapy, and Speech Therapy to children under the age of 21. The therapists work directly one-on-one with the child in the therapy session. All sessions are based on child-initiated play activities to make it enjoyable for the child.
• • Owner
    Jillian Elliott
  • Created On
    05-07-2020
  • Updated On
    11-03-2020
  • Update Reminder
    N/A

• How To Contact

  • Name
    Diane Beaver
  • Phone
    (817) 377-2535
  • Fax
    (817) 292-0572
  • Email
    info@pedi-rehab.com
  • Address
    3550 Hulen Street
  • Address 2
    Suite D
  • City
    Fort Worth
  • State
    TX

• More Information

  • Start Date
    N/A
  • Expiration Date
    N/A
  • Eligibility
    fee
  • Fee
    N/A
  • Organization
    All About Rehab, LLC
  • Zip Code
    76107

• Helpful Links

  • Main Program URL
    http://www.pedi-rehab.com/
  • Patient Forms
    http://www.pedi-rehab.com/index_files/Page1221.htm

• Detailed Information

  • SERVICES AND PROGRAMS

    Occupational Therapy

    With children it is important for them to be successful in the many “jobs” of childhood, including play, self-care, school performance and social interactions. Occupational therapy at Pediatric Rehab provides evaluation, intervention, consultation and treatment in the following areas:

    · Fine Motor/Handwriting Skills

    · Sensory Processing Disorder

    · Motor Planning

    · Self-Help Skills

    · Play/Socialization

    · Attention Deficit Disorders (ADD/ADHD)

    · Autism / Autism Spectrum Disorder

    -Sensory gyms with swings, crash pads, and other equipment to enhance the therapy sessions.

    **We have occupational therapists trained in:

    · Handwriting Without Tears

    · Interactive Metronome

    · Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS)

    Physical Therapy

    Our highly skilled physical therapists specialize in evaluation, consultation, and treatment to improve:

    · The child’s balance, muscle coordination and posture control.

    · Restore or improve motor function

    · Increase strength and flexibility

    · Improve posture, balance, and mobility

    · Manage abnormal muscle tone

    · Improve coordination and endurance

    · Facilitate gross motor development

    · Mobility—Transfers, floor mobility, and ambulation

    · Adaptive equipment assessments and training (walkers, standers, etc)

    Speech Therapy

    Developing communication skills is one of the most important keys to participation in our social world. To achieve each child’s goal of becoming successful communicators, a program specific to his/her needs is tailored to any or all the following areas:

    · Expressive/Receptive Language Skills

    · Articulation Skills

    · Apraxia

    · Social Skills

    · Oral Motor Skills

    · Disorders of voice

    · Stuttering/Fluency

    · Autism Spectrum Disorders

    · Developmental Speech Delay

    · Feeding/Swallowing Disorders

    With children who display no functional or socially accepted speech, the therapist will incorporate the PEC, Picture Exchange Communication, System as part of the program.  And a child that is mainly echolalic will also be introduced to PECs.

    Special Programs

    - Interactive Metronome® (IM)

    -Therapeutic Listening

    Currently accepting the following insurance plans:

    · Medicaid—Texas STAR

    · CookChildren Health Plans—STAR and CHIP

    · Superior Health

    · Amerigroup

    · BlueCross-BlueShield

    · Aetna Medicaid

    · Aetna Commercial-Occupational/Physical Therapy

    · CIGNA

    · UnitedHealthCare

    · TriCare

    · Check with us as we are continually updating the list.

• Eligibility Information

  • States
  • Counties
    • Tarrant County
  • Cities
  • Zipcodes
  • School Districts
  • Age Groups
  • Languages Served
  • Family Incomes
  • Insurance Providers

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