1) prioritizing practical family goals for health outcomes,
2) fostering empowerment through independence, and
3) ensuring continuity of care.
As a cash-based, habilitative practice we partner with families to serve children by:
We are the pediatric aquatic therapy practice for the Metrolina region.
Empower your child through independence.
Water is such a great environment to empower and enable children!
Our service is designed for, but not limited to, children with neurological and developmental challenges.
A child with any of the following diagnoses will feel right at home:
Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Autism, Sensory Processing Disorder, Torticollis, History of Prematurity.
Families that simply want a specialized environment for their children will be a great fit as well.
Re-Evaluations are provided in 30-minute sessions.
$100 / therapy re-evaluation
+ Provides a space for us to re-evaluate goals with you and/or set new goals for your child's health outcomes.
+ Allows us to assess any changes in needs of your child or difficulties they may have.
the therapy re-evaluation provides a measurable understanding of your child's progress according to the POC.
Evaluations are provided in 45-minute sessions.
$150 / therapy evaluation
+ Creates a space for you to share your perspective regarding the health goals and needs of your child.
+ Allows us partnership with you in the big-picture of what it looks like for your child to live a full, integrated life by assessing the potential need for referrals to additional healthcare services.
the initial therapy evaluation sets a functional baseline for your child.
Aquatic therapy is provided in 30-minute sessions.
$75 / session
+ Creates a fun and safe learning environment that motivates your child to engage with the therapeutic activities.
+ Provides consistent practice of skill development that promotes desired health outcomes.
+ Allows for ongoing problem solving of the everyday difficulties your child is facing.
these sessions of therapeutic intervention are the building blocks to achieve the goals of your child's Plan of Care (POC).