The Pediatric Rehabilitation Program at Southeast Georgia Health System continues to offer professional rehabilitative services in the areas of occupational, physical and speech therapies. Our experiences staff enjoys working with out patients in a child friendly environment.

With the rise of autism in the past decade, our speech therapists have received advanced training in sensory integration techniques and Beckman’s oral motor techniques. These therapy treatments provide each patient with a professional, directed treatment plan that is tailored to his or her individual needs.

Splinting and bracing are often necessary in order to maximize a child’s function. Our occupational therapists have an on-site splinting station designed for the comfort and convenience of the child. The splinting station is brought to the pediatric area where the necessary fabrication can take place in a familiar area. The occupational therapists also children on fine motor skills, such as dressing themselves and helping to perform activities of independent daily living.

The physical therapists in the pediatric rehabilitation area work on large motor skills, such as standing and walking. They work closely with other team members to maximize the function of the individual child. Things such as the fitting of wheelchairs and bracing for lower extremities can also be handled with the guidance of a physical therapist.

Please call (912) 466-5330 (Brunswick Campus ) or (912) 567-6450 (Camden Campus) for more information or to make an appointment today.