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
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
Kids may have subtle differences in COVID-19 symptoms
COVID-19 symptoms in kids are largely the same as adults, but there can be subtle differences. Common COVID-19 symptoms include cough, fever or both, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). There […]
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How do I limit screen time for kids?
Limiting screen time after 18 months of reliance on them can be hard for parents. Many families have felt they had no choice when it came to loosening rules on screen time, due to the […]
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Haploidentical blood marrow transplant patient reaches milestones, celebrates turning 18
On Valentine’s Day, 2020, Angel Florian received a 6-foot-tall plush rose from her boyfriend. It was a substitute for the real flowers he wanted to give her but couldn’t because her weakened immune system made […]
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Born on the cusp of viability, Cohen Sutton is now a rough-and-tumble boy
When Alex and Kaylee Sutton’s son was born at 25 weeks, his new parents were scared their 1-pound, 9-ounce baby, born on the cusp of viability, wouldn’t make it. They’d arrived at Norton Women’s & […]
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How soon after COVID-19 exposure should a child get tested?
Because they haven’t been vaccinated against COVID-19, children under 12 should quarantine immediately after exposure to someone with confirmed or suspected COVID-19. Exposure definitions for children in K-12 school: If all children are wearing masks, […]
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