The Movement Lab

The Movement Lab is a pediatric physical therapy practice at 8475 S Eastern Ave Suite 105A in Las Vegas, zip 89123, treating children from birth through 18 in a single 0 to 18 bracket. Services listed include pediatric physical therapy, developmental delay programs, orthopedic rehabilitation, sports injury rehab, neurological therapy, and post-surgical rehabilitation, which together cover both everyday developmental care and recovery-focused treatment after an injury or surgery.

The practice describes its space as a state-of-the-art facility with spacious treatment areas, which matters for pediatric PT since younger patients often need room to move through gait training or play-based exercises rather than working at a single table. The Movement Lab is marked special needs friendly, with accommodations listed for developmental delay programs, Down syndrome programs, sensory processing therapy, early intervention for ages 0 to 5, and general special needs services.

Hours run 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM Monday through Thursday and 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM on Friday, with the practice closed Saturday and Sunday. That is a standard weekday clinical schedule, so families needing evening or weekend appointments will want to plan around school and work hours accordingly. The Movement Lab operates year-round.

Pricing is listed in the $$$ range, the higher tier used in this directory, which is typical for specialized pediatric physical therapy compared to general recreational programs. Families should confirm specific session costs and insurance coverage directly, since exact dollar amounts are not on file.

Instruction and services are offered in English. For questions about developmental delay programs, sports injury rehab, or scheduling an evaluation, The Movement Lab can be reached at (725) 209-2049 or through its website at movementlabptlv.com.

Because the practice treats such a wide age range, from infants through 18 year olds, in a single bracket, families should ask directly how staff and equipment are matched to a specific child's age and condition during the first evaluation, since that detail is not spelled out in the listing itself.