Parents Guide to Different Types of Rehabilitation Therapy
A Parents Guide to different types of rehabilitation therapy is a resource page that aims to support caregivers during the transition home from the NICU. Created with input from the Golisano Children’s Rehab team, we're here to provide you with information, activities, and resources to support your child’s development.
Lee Health Pediatric Outpatient Therapy Services
Many children who spend time in the NICU will receive a referral for outpatient therapy services. Golisano Children’s Rehabilitation provides physical therapy, behavioral analysis, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, and audiology services. These highly skilled professionals assess your child’s needs and work hard to maximize their full potential.
What is Pediatric Audiology?
An audiologist is a professional who can diagnose and treat hearing and balance problems. Pediatric audiologists can help identify hearing problems and assist in determining an action plan. It is required to have a newborn hearing screen before your baby is discharged from the hospital. This will help determine if there are any concerns that need to be investigated by an audiologist.
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Pediatric Audiology
Early hearing loss diagnosis and intervention will maximize your child’s speech and language development. Our audiologists provide care for hearing aids and other assistive devices.
What is Pediatric Behavior Analysis?
What is Behavior Analysis? Our experts apply individualized behavior programs so children learn and improve independence, increase good behavior while decreasing bad behavior, and develop self-help, social and fundamental play skills. Behavior Therapy also helps many children diagnosed with autism.
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Pediatric Behavior Analysis
Our experts apply individualized behavior programs to help your child learn, improve, and develop long-term behavior changes.
What is Speech Language Pathology?
Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are experts in communication. They provide services to individuals of all ages and can treat communication and swallowing problems. Pediatric SLPs can help with feeding/swallowing and communication difficulties. Your child may see a SLP if they have difficulties communicating, making certain sounds, or eating. Using their knowledge SLPs aim to improve function and provide engaging intervention.
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Pediatric Speech Therapy (Speech Language Pathology)
Communication bolsters a child's ability to learn and interact with others. At Lee Health, we evaluate children's verbal/nonverbal skills so they can improve their communication skills. Learn more!
What is Pediatric Occupational Therapy?
Occupational therapists provide services to individuals across the lifespan by focusing on everyday activities or occupations. Pediatric occupational therapists can address development, sensory concerns, motor skills and much more. They use play to promote development and improve skills. Occupational therapists collaborate with caregivers and aim to maximize your child’s potential.
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Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Pediatric occupational therapy promotes activities that enable children to learn and develop life skills, be creative, and enjoy and thrive in age-appropriate Activities of Daily Living (ADLs).
Parents! Visit Our Parent Resources Page
Learn MoreWe invite you to use this section to learn more about us and the services that we offer to parents. We offer resources to help parents from the time their child is born to adulthood.