Pediatric Therapy

Questions

• What is pediatric physiotherapy?

  Physiotherapy with an emphasis on diagnosing, treating, and assessing physical and developmental disorders in newborns, children, and adolescents is known as pediatric physiotherapy. It seeks to raise a child's overall quality of life by boosting their strength, balance, coordination, and mobility.

• Why is pediatric physiotherapy important?

  Because of their bodies' constant growth and development, children are more vulnerable to certain problems and circumstances than adults are. Because it meets these age-specific demands, pediatric physiotherapy is essential for assisting kids in healing from injuries, managing chronic conditions, and achieving their full physical potential.

• What conditions does pediatric physiotherapy typically address?

  Pediatric physiotherapy can benefit a variety of problems, such as:

  Developmental delays include things like delayed milestones like sitting, crawling, or walking.
  Congenital defects ( spina bifida, cerebral palsy, etc.)
  neurological conditions (such as acquired brain injury and muscular dystrophy)
  orthopedic problems (such as scoliosis, joint problems and fractures)
  conditions of the respiratory system (e.g., cystic fibrosis, asthma)
  Sports injuries are widespread among young athletes and active youngsters.

• How does the Elite Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Centre approach pediatric physiotherapy?

  Pediatric physiotherapy is provided in a customized manner at Elite Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Centre. To develop customized treatment regimens, our team of skilled pediatric physiotherapists collaborates closely with each child and family. These plans are created with the child's specific requirements in mind, taking into account their health, age, and developmental stage.

• What does a typical pediatric physiotherapy session look like at your center?

  At our center, a typical session is effective and engaging. It frequently consists of:

  Assessment: A comprehensive evaluation of the child's physical capabilities and limits takes place at the start of the session.
  Exercises designed specifically for a child's age and condition are called therapeutic exercises, and they are aimed at enhancing strength, flexibility, and motor abilities.
  Play-based therapy: We include enjoyable, play-based activities that support physical development into our sessions to keep kids engaged.
  Home Exercise Program: As part of our therapeutic approach, we instruct parents and other caregivers on exercises and activities that they may perform at home.

• What makes the Elite Physiotherapy and Sports Injury Centre unique in its approach to pediatric care?

  Our center stands out due to our dedication to providing personalized, exceptional treatment. We mix a caring, child-centered approach with clinical knowledge. Our therapists get ongoing training in the most recent pediatric physiotherapy techniques, and our state-of-the-art facility is furnished with the newest equipment. To offer complete treatment that is specific to each child's requirements, we also place a strong emphasis on working in coordination with other medical specialists.