Physical Therapy Services from Birth-18 Years Old
Family-Centered Care from a DMI-Experienced Physical Therapist
Evaluations and treatments are completed in a collaborative approach with families focusing on increasing the child’s independence, participation and overall function
Dr. Brittany Schuler PT, DPT, CBIS, NCS
Physical Therapist
When should you contact a Pediatric Physical Therapist?
Your child might need help from a physical therapist if you notice signs of a gross motor delay.
Common Signs of a Motor Delay:
Affected postural control
Difficulty side rolling
Tummy time Difficulties
Difficulty Bearing Weight on Arms or Legs
Asymmetrical/Abnormal Form of Crawling
Balance or Coordination Impairments
Toe-Walking
Frequent Falls
Primitive Reflex Concerns
Pediatric Services
1-3 week DMI Intensives
Individual Appointments
Hypervibe (Vibration plate)
DMI (Dynamic Movement Intervention)
Playgroups
Torticollis Treatment
TMR (Total Motion Release)
TASES (Task specific electric stimulation)
Primitive Reflex Testing and Integration
Gross Motor Milestone Assessments
Direct Access
If you are a New York State resident you can schedule and attend Physical Therapy without a Medical Doctor’s Prescription for 1 month or 10 visits, whichever comes first. If you are interested in this, please call our office. If you will be seen for >10 visits or 1 month, please obtain a script and bring it with you.
(Several major insurance carriers in our area still cover services with this option. You just submit the superbill and get reimbursed.)
Frequently Asked Questions
Sessions typically last 1 or 2 hours per day.
Intensives are not one size fits all! The duration is collaboratively decided upon by the therapist and family based on the child’s needs.
My general recommendation is to schedule a minimum of 6 weeks between intensives. This gives your child time to practice their new skills and for you to work on your home program.
A super bill is provided with ICD-10 codes and CPT codes and can be submitted to your insurance for reimbursement. They will reimburse you directly.