Expert evaluation for children from birth through age 18.
When your child has a specific movement concern, developmental delay, injury or diagnosis, a Comprehensive Movement Evaluation is the starting point for understanding what’s happening and determining the right next steps.
During this 60-minute in-home evaluation, we’ll take a comprehensive look at your child’s movement, strength, balance, coordination and functional skills—all within the context of their age, abilities and your family’s goals.
Following the evaluation, you’ll receive clear recommendations and practical strategies you can begin using right away. If ongoing therapy would be beneficial, we’ll talk through the options together and determine the best next step for your child.
Expert evaluation. Clear answers. A plan built around your child.
$350
Ideal For Children with:
Developmental or gross motor delays
Difficulty with balance, coordination or strength
Changes in walking, running or other movement skills
Neurological or genetic diagnoses
Orthopedic conditions or injuries
Difficulty keeping up with sports, recreation or everyday activities
A specific movement concern that just doesn’t seem quite right
Expert evaluation for children from birth through age 18.
When your child has a specific movement concern, developmental delay, injury or diagnosis, a Comprehensive Movement Evaluation is the starting point for understanding what’s happening and determining the right next steps.
During this 60-minute in-home evaluation, we’ll take a comprehensive look at your child’s movement, strength, balance, coordination and functional skills—all within the context of their age, abilities and your family’s goals.
Following the evaluation, you’ll receive clear recommendations and practical strategies you can begin using right away. If ongoing therapy would be beneficial, we’ll talk through the options together and determine the best next step for your child.
Expert evaluation. Clear answers. A plan built around your child.
$350
Ideal For Children with:
Developmental or gross motor delays
Difficulty with balance, coordination or strength
Changes in walking, running or other movement skills
Neurological or genetic diagnoses
Orthopedic conditions or injuries
Difficulty keeping up with sports, recreation or everyday activities
A specific movement concern that just doesn’t seem quite right