Physical and Occupational Therapy
Outpatient Pediatrics
The Physical and Occupational Therapists at The Nebraska Medical Center evaluate
and treat children experiencing a wide range of conditions, from newborns through
age 21. Using age-appropriate therapeutic play activities and exercise, as well
as hands-on treatment, our therapists strive to combat the effects of injuries and
developmental delays, as well as maximize gross, fine motor and mobility skills.
While a therapist will spend direct one-on one time with your child during the treatment
session, one of our primary treatment goals is parent and caregiver education, so
that children can continue the rehabilitation process at home as frequently and
often as possible.
Common Conditions/Diagnoses Treated:
- Torticollis
- Post-transplant (liver, small bowel, pancreas) rehabilitation
- Developmental Delays
- Prematurity
- Sports Injuries, fractures, and other orthopedic conditions
- General deconditioning, often following prolonged hospital stays
- Graft vs. host disease impairments, often following cancer treatment
- Brachial Plexus Injury
- Post-surgical rehabilitation
- Burn rehabilitation and management
- Genetic disorders, syndromes, and congenial anomalies