Pediatric & Adolescent Rehabilitation

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Programs, Services & Patients

Through customized care and technology, children and adolescents of all ages regularly astonish us — and always inspire us — with their courage, resilience and ability to heal.

Pediatric Levels of Care and Specialty Services

We offer a continuum of care and a vast array of services to provide the right therapy throughout your child’s development and recovery.

Pediatric Conditions We Treat

We care for children and teens with acquired and traumatic injuries, congenital and developmental disorders and those surviving cancer. We see a full range of conditions and will provide the best care for your child and family.

Pediatrics—What Sets Us Apart

Specialized Experts. Collaborative Interdisciplinary Care. Research.

How We Heal

We bring together pediatricians and therapists with the most advanced medical research and technology. Treatments range broadly from physical, speech and occupational therapy to innovative use of pharmacotherapy and prostheses.

We have the most amazing patients who teach us so much
more than textbooks can.

Gadi Revivo, DO Section Chief, Pediatric Innovation Center read more

Science-Driven Care

With hundreds of clinical studies under way — several dedicated to the needs of children and adolescents — we offer access to the world’s most advanced research, which can directly impact the extent and pace of your child’s recovery.

We study muscle stem cells in impaired musculoskeletal growth and muscle metabolism in children with cerebral palsy.

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Clinical Trials & Research Studies

Wearable Sensor and Video Platform to Monitor Motor Development in Infants

There remains a need for more accessible and robust tools capable of detecting atypical behavior early in infancy, which is critical for promoting optimal motor and sensory development.

Children with Cerebral Palsy - Trunk Control and Walking Study

The primary purpose for this study is to determine the effects of a robotic training on trunk control and walking ability in children with cerebral palsy.

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