Pediatric Rehabilitation in Central Florida

The Pediatric Rehabilitation Program at AdventHealth for Children offers an array of specialized evaluation programs for kids of all ages. Some of these include:

• The Musculoskeletal System
• Articulation Deficits
• Cognitive and Language Deficits
• Central Auditory Processing Disorders
• Sensory Integration Difficulties
• Oral-motor, Feeding and Swallowing Disorders
• Seating and Equipment Assessments
• Upper and lower extremity orthotic evaluation and fabrication
• Evaluation and treatment of handwriting
• Auditory Verbal Therapy
• Hearing Screenings

Our nationally recognized feeding therapists provide annual seminars throughout the country. We specialize in oral, sensory-motor feeding evaluations and treatment as well as modified barium or "rehab" swallow studies to provide assessment and intervention for all types of oral-motor, feeding and swallowing difficulties/disorders.

We also offer a service to the community for caregivers and babies birth to three months old who may be experiencing oral-motor, feeding or swallowing difficulties at home.

To schedule a screening, please call Call407-303-5620 or visit AHPedsRehabCentralFL.com to learn more.

A concussion – also known as mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) – is an injury to the brain that alters the way it functions. Sports injuries are common causes of concussions, but there are multiple other ways one might sustain a concussion including falling, direct head trauma, a previous concussion, and more.

The Return to Learn, Return to Play program at AdventHealth Sports Med and Rehab can assist a child in transitioning back to the classroom and physical activities with minimal disruptions.

For additional information or to schedule an appointment with one of our experts, contact us at 407-303-6136 or visit AHSportsMedCentralFL.com/Concussion.

Have you ever wondered if your baby can hear after leaving the hospital? Does your baby startle to loud sounds and noises? Does he or she seem to hear some sounds but not others? If your child is experiencing any of these symptoms, it may be a sign of a hearing problem.

While the signs and symptoms of hearing loss can be different for every child, if you suspect a problem, it’s best to seek help sooner rather than later. We have a highly trained pediatric care network, including ENT’s, audiologists and speech pathologists to help your child feel whole again.

Pediatric Audiology Services
Our program offers:

• Comprehensive audiological evaluations
• Diagnostic auditory brain stem response testing
• Auditory processing evaluations
• Cochlear implant evaluations and mapping
• Auditory verbal therapy
• Hearing aid evaluations, fitting and follow-up

To learn more about our Pediatric Hearing Loss Program, call Call407-303-8080 or visit our website.