Desired Outcomes for Our Patients
We strive to help our patients achieve the best outcomes possible, including:
- Increased:
- Participation in self-care activities
- Skilled use of the upper body, including arms, hands and fingers
- Tolerance of sensory inputs, including tastes, smells, textures, movement, and sounds
- Improved:
- Interactions and engagement with parents, family members, and caregivers
- Interactions and engagement in learning activities at home
- Ability to play independently and with peers
- Rehabilitation of the arms, hands and fingers after disability, injury, accident and/or surgery.
- Coordination of age-appropriate behavior and social interactions with fine-motor, sensorimotor and perceptual motor skills