We offer pediatric rehabilitation for children and adolescents with injuries, illnesses or disabilities that impact their daily activities. Our goal is to promote independence, increase mobility, improve communication and enhance young patients' overall quality of life.
Types of Pediatric Rehabilitation at Cape Fear Valley Health
Physical therapy offers individualized play-based programs to enhance basic movement, balance and coordination skills while reducing the risk of injury, impairment, functional limitations and disabilities in children.
Occupational therapy focuses on improving a child's ability to participate in daily activities such as eating, dressing, drawing, playing and problem-solving by enhancing their sensory experience and muscle movements.
Speech-language therapy helps children with speech, language, hearing, voice and feeding issues.
Audiology assesses your child’s hearing levels. If needed, the audiologist will suggest ways to improve hearing and fit your child with a hearing aid to enhance their learning and social interactions.
Aquatic therapy uses water properties to improve function.
Our Approach to Pediatric Rehabilitation
When your child is injured or ill, it can impact their daily activities, such as eating, getting dressed, going to school and playing with friends. Our pediatric healthcare team is committed to a family-centered approach, recognizing the family's crucial role in the child's life.
Ensuring your child receives pediatric rehabilitation can significantly enhance their ability to learn and play. As a rehabilitation team member, your involvement in every aspect of your child's treatment program is highly encouraged.
