FAQs

Every insurance plan is unique, like a gymnast’s routine! Some plans cover 100% of treatments, while others cover a portion. As a courtesy, we’ll check your insurance eligibility and benefits for you, but we recommend giving your insurance company a quick call to confirm costs. It’s the best way to know exactly what’s covered!

Pediatric physical therapy is all about helping kids from birth to young adults move better, grow stronger, and shine brighter! Our therapists work with children to improve mobility, strength, and motor skills, addressing challenges from injuries, developmental delays, or medical conditions. We make therapy fun and functional, using play to help kids hit milestones like rolling, walking, or jumping, all in their natural environment like home or school.

Gymnasts flip, twist, and soar, and we’re here to keep them landing strong! Our physical therapists are movement specialists (not gymnastics coaches) who analyze movements to spot mobility impairments holding your gymnast back. We focus on:

• Improving ankle, hip, and shoulder pain to keep them moving pain-free.
• Enhancing motor planning for spinal alignment and shaping for that perfect hollow position.
• Assessing skills to identify and address any mobility issues, so your gymnast can nail their routines with confidence!

Our goal is to help your child move with ease, gain independence, and thrive! Whether it’s mastering crawling, walking, or jumping, we tailor therapy to your child’s unique needs. We focus on improving strength, mobility, and coordination while preventing long-term challenges. And yes, it often looks like play—because that’s how kids learn best! We make it FUNctional to keep them motivated and moving forward.

Pediatric physical therapy promotes independence, increases participation, facilitates motor development and function, improves strength and endurance, enhances learning opportunities, and eases challenges with daily care giving.

© Copyright 2009.  Developed by the Practice Commitee of the Section of Pediatrics, APTA, with special thanks to expert contributors Mary Jane Rapport, PT, PhD, Lisa Chiarello, PT, PhD, PCS, and Lynn Jeffries, PT, PhD, PCS.

You bet—but it’s play with a purpose! At Therapy Accomplished, play is our secret weapon. It’s how kids explore and learn at a young age, so we use it to motivate them while sneakily working on the movements or positions we want to improve. Our therapists make therapy FUN and functional, ensuring every giggle and game moves your child closer to their goals.

• Muscle Control and Coordination
• Lengthening Tight Muscles
• Strength and Endurance
• Gross Motor Development
• Gait and Mobility Training with or without Adaptive Equipment
• Balance and Coordination
• And Much More!

Durable Medical Equipment (DME) is gear designed to boost quality of life at home. Think of it as tools to help your child move and thrive! Examples include:

• Wheelchairs
• Walkers
• Standers
• Seating Systems
• Bath Chairs
• And more! We’re experts at recommending and managing DME to fit your child’s needs perfectly.

Our pediatric therapists are champs at working with kids from birth to 21 years old, and even adults with developmental disabilities. Whether your little one is just starting out or navigating young adulthood, we’re here to help them shine!

• Wheelchairs
• Walkers
• Standers
• Seating Systems
• Bath Chairs
• Etc.

Pelvic floor therapy isn’t just for adults—it’s for all ages! We work with kids, teens, pregnant and postpartum women, older adults, and even men dealing with bladder or bowel concerns. From pediatric bedwetting to postpartum recovery, our therapists create personalized plans to help everyone feel confident and in control.

Yes, we’re proud to be contracted with Arizona’s Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD)! DDD is Arizona’s program that supports individuals with developmental disabilities, including cerebral palsy, autism, Down syndrome, seizure disorders, and intellectual disabilities, through services like physical therapy. We provide physical therapy for people under 21 who qualify for DDD, helping them move better and live bolder in their natural environments.