Sunrise Children's Hospital Pediatric Rehabilitation

Good to know

• The outpatient clinic often follows babies after a NICU or PICU stay.
• Families get home programs to keep therapy going between visits.
• Conditions treated include Autism, Cerebral palsy and Spina bifida.
• Consult-A-Nurse at (844) 706-8773 answers general health questions.

Programs and prices

Programs

physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy for children after a serious injury or illness Source

Ages

pediatric inpatient rehabilitation unit for children under 18 years old who have suffered a severe injury or illness Source

Ages

outpatient pediatric therapy clinic focuses on children under three years old who need therapy to achieve developmental milestones after general discharge, or when they leave the Level III neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) or pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) Source

Format

inpatient: minimum of three hours of therapy per day, five days a week; dedicated child life specialists; gym; respiratory therapy; specialized rehabilitation nurses Source

Format

outpatient: family-centered care that involves at home programs; pediatric wound care; referrals from pediatricians for gross motor, fine motor or feeding/speech problems Source

Frequently Asked Questions