Strength for every step, confidence for every climb
Pediatric physical therapy helps children move more freely, build strength, and explore their world.
Collaborate in a better way
The Village commitment
Find care faster with vetted therapists
No more waitlists. Get connected with a large network of pediatric therapists (OT, PT, SLP) available in-home, in-clinic, at school, or virtually—so you can feel confident in the quality of care and get started right away.
Save money and simplify insurance
Therapy is expensive and insurance is confusing. We make it easy with a benefits checker that helps you understand coverage, plus access to in-network providers. Families save up to 75% compared to traditional methods.
Coordinate everything in one place
Your child thrives when everyone works together. Village is the only HIPAA-compliant platform that unites families and therapists in one secure hub—making it easy to share updates, track progress, and align on goals.
Movement is a milestone.
CORE FOCUS AREAS
What does pediatric physical therapy entail?
Developmental delays
Some children sit, crawl, or walk later than expected. Physical therapy helps them build strength, coordination, and gross motor skills while laying the foundation for active play, sports, and independence.
Balance and coordination
If your child struggles with clumsiness, frequent falls, or difficulty catching or kicking, physical therapy can improve balance, coordination, and body awareness to make movement safer and more enjoyable.
Injury recovery or prevention
After an injury, physical therapy helps children restore movement, rebuild strength, and return safely to play. To prevent injuries, therapists also teach techniques that protect growing bodies during sports and daily activities.
Mobility and muscle tone challenges
Whether your child has low or high muscle tone, physical therapy helps them move with greater ease. By improving posture, flexibility, and endurance, therapy supports independence and participation in all the activities they love.
PROCESS OVERVIEW
What to expect in pediatric physical therapy
1
Evaluation
Your child’s therapist begins with a thorough assessment of movement, strength, balance, and posture to make a diagnosis and understand their unique needs
2
Goal setting
Parents and the therapist outline short- and long-term goals together — from reaching milestones to gaining confidence at the playground.
3
Play-Based Therapy
Sessions use age-appropriate activities, such as obstacle courses and games to make progress on the skills identified during goal setting.
4
Real-Life Practice
Therapists help children apply new skills in everyday situations through activities such as obstacle courses and play.
5
Caregiver Coaching
Parents learn strategies and exercises to support their child’s progress at home and in the community.
6
Collaboration
With Village, progress updates and goals are shared in one place so caregivers and providers stay connected.
Love from families
"Village has transformed how I manage my daughter's care."
Now everything is in one place, and I don't have to be the middleman between her providers. It's made my life so much less stressful to not have to coordinate, and I feel like my daughter is getting the best out of all of her therapies!"
Chloe McCarthy
Parent & Village member
Frequently asked questions
