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According to data from the Children’s Hospital Association, there are hundreds of thousands of kids nationwide who receive some form of respiratory therapy each year. Respiratory therapy for children at home provides skilled support for conditions that affect breathing. Some of the most common examples include asthma, cystic fibrosis, or ventilator dependence. In many cases, …
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Children learn, explore, and connect with the world through communication. For some, speech and language don’t come easily, whether because of developmental delays, medical conditions, or learning differences. In these cases, speech therapy provides strategies and support that help children express themselves and build confidence. Most families think of speech therapy as something that happens …
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Many small moments make up a child’s day: zipping a jacket before school, opening a snack, gripping a pencil, staying calm in a noisy room, winding down for bed. For many children, these “everyday jobs” are surprisingly hard. Occupational therapy (OT) helps kids build the skills to participate in daily life with more comfort, confidence, …
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There are millions of children in the United States who have advanced medical needs. Pediatric physical therapists can help these children and teenagers develop and reach their highest potential. A study cited by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) estimates that only five percent of physical therapists nationwide specialize in pediatrics. Here, our Pennsylvania …
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According to data from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), nearly one in five children in the United States has advanced health needs. For kids and teenagers with especially complex medical conditions, there are many unique challenges. In-home nursing care can make a big difference. In this article, our Pennsylvania pediatric home care team explains …
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