Summerlin Hospital Pediatric Rehabilitation

Pediatric Rehabilitation at Summerlin Hospital is a physical therapy practice located at 2496 West Charleston Boulevard in Las Vegas, zip code 89102, categorized under Special Programs and Adaptive Services. The program offers physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech language pathology for children, with on site amenities that include therapy equipment and private treatment rooms.

The age range covers birth through 18, matching PlayPivot's default full range rather than a policy specific to this hospital program, so it should be confirmed directly whether a particular age or diagnosis is accepted. The program is marked special needs friendly, and the accommodations list is extensive: autism friendly recreation, Down syndrome programs, inclusive programs, speech therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, sensory processing therapy, early intervention for children five and under, autism early intervention, developmental delay programs, general special needs support, and broader therapy services. That breadth suggests this is a full service pediatric rehabilitation department rather than a program limited to one type of therapy.

Hours run 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Monday through Friday, and extend to 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM on both Saturday and Sunday, so weekend appointments appear to be available with a slightly longer window than weekdays. The program operates year round.

No pricing, price range, scholarship information, sibling discount, or payment method details appear in the record, which is typical for a hospital based therapy department where costs usually depend on insurance coverage and the specific services ordered by a physician. No phone number is listed here either, so families interested in scheduling should use the hospital's website, summerlinhospital.com, to find the referral and intake process for outpatient pediatric rehabilitation services.

Given the hospital setting, this program is best understood as a clinical therapy service rather than a recreational activity, and it likely requires a physician referral or intake evaluation before a child can begin physical, occupational, or speech therapy here.