Optimize Physical Therapy & Performance - Las Vegas

Optimize Physical Therapy & Performance is a pediatric physical therapy practice at 9890 S Maryland Pkwy, Suite 230, in Las Vegas (89183). This is a medical and rehabilitative service rather than a recreational class, offering pediatric physical therapy, youth sports performance training, injury prevention work, post-surgical rehabilitation, gait training, and developmental skills training.

The practice serves the full 0 to 18 age range, broken into 0 to 3, 4 to 12, and 13 to 18 brackets, and is marked special needs friendly with a fairly detailed list of accommodations: developmental delay programs, early intervention, sensory processing therapy, adaptive sports support, orthopedic support, neurological support, and injury prevention. That combination suggests the practice sees both young children with developmental needs and older kids or teen athletes recovering from injury or working on performance.

Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with the practice closed on weekends, and it operates year round. Amenities listed include specialized equipment, private treatment rooms, and recovery tools, which fits a clinical setting rather than a group class environment. The listing does not include verified pricing, so families should ask directly about session costs and whether the practice accepts their insurance, since physical therapy pricing usually depends on coverage and treatment plan rather than a flat rate.

For scheduling or questions, the practice can be reached at (702) 550-9552, or families can review services in more detail at optimizeptp.com.

On PlayPivot this listing is filed under Special Programs & Adaptive Services, specifically Physical Therapy. It is a good reference point for parents whose child has an injury, a developmental delay, or a sports performance goal that calls for one-on-one clinical care rather than a group program, and it complements the more recreational adaptive sports listings elsewhere in the directory.

Because the practice covers everything from early intervention for toddlers to sports performance training for teens, it may be worth a call even for a family unsure whether their child's issue calls for physical therapy versus another type of support, since staff can typically point families toward the right kind of care during an initial consultation.