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Division of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Division of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
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The Division of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia offers world-class pediatric rehabilitation services. We help each patient realize their maximum potential for recovery, function and self-sufficiency. We offer the full range of care, including acute care consultation, inpatient rehabilitation and outpatient services.

We will create a comprehensive treatment plan if your child has experienced an injury or illness that has caused a loss of function or abilities in:

  • Daily living activities
  • Mobility
  • Thinking, learning
  • Communication

In addition to medical care (such as medications and surgical procedures), our expert team addresses your child’s needs for physical/occupational therapy, splinting/bracing, adaptive equipment and more. We will support your family through every step of your child’s rehabilitation journey.

How we serve you

We will give your child the very best care. To do this, we have specialized programs that help children with different rehabilitation needs or during different stages of their treatment.

Conditions we treat

We care for children with a wide variety of conditions that can result in a loss of function.

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Meet your team

Every person on your child’s team has the same goal: to see your child thrive. Our pediatric rehabilitation team includes doctors, advanced practice providers, nurses and other experts.

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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation locations

Find locations where our pediatric rehabilitation team treats children.

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Our research

Our research is broad and diverse. Examples of our research topics include altering the trajectory of motor development in children with cerebral palsy, gait rehabilitation after stroke, balance/spatial orientation rehabilitation and modulation of nerve activity.

Events

NEURO-DEVELOPMENTAL TREATMENT ASSOCIATION: Infant Handling Intensive

Friday, Dec 06, 2024

Learn intervention strategies for babies with neuromotor impairments such as developmental delays, cerebral palsy, Down Syndrome, and prematurity.

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A gift of any size helps us make life-changing breakthroughs for children everywhere.

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