At Norton Children’s Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine, our skilled physicians, therapists and staff use their training to help children get back to being kids after an illness or injury.
Meet the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Team
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Pediatric Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Team
In addition, you and your child will have access to our full multidisciplinary team of therapists and providers:
- Case managers/school liaisons
- Dietitians
- Neuropsychologists
- Nurses
- Occupational therapists
- Pediatric nurse coordinator
- Pediatric rehabilitation physicians
- Physical therapists
- Psychologists
- Recreational and pet therapy providers
- Respiratory therapists
- Speech therapists
Physical Medicine & Rehab 629-KIDS
Personal autism experience helps physician connect with his patients
For the past 25 years, Gregory N. Barnes, M.D., PhD. has worked with thousands of families to help diagnose, adapt to and overcome autism. Autism is personal to Dr. Barnes, whose son, Joshua, was diagnosed […]
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Neonatologist champions follow-up clinic for NICU graduates
When Hannah R. Fischer, M.D., neonatologist with Norton Children’s Neonatology, affiliated with the UofL School of Medicine, was doing her pediatric residency, it was in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) where she found her […]
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Twin gets pacemaker for congenital heart block
The Jackson family discovered the first surprise of their second pregnancy at their scheduled 14-week appointment: They were having twin boys. A few days before Christmas 2017, the family went for the 20-week anatomy scan, […]
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Plenty of allergens and severe weather can mean thunderstorm asthma
Warm temperatures in Louisville and Southern Indiana bring severe weather and a jump in allergens like pollen. For some, that may mean a risk of “thunderstorm asthma.” Thunderstorm asthma occurs when strong winds and rain […]
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When should I take my child to the hospital?
You’re not alone if you’ve wondered “When should I take my child to the hospital?” after your child has experienced an illness or injury. Having that kind of doubt is OK; no parent likes to […]
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