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The overall goal of physical therapy is to maximize each patient’s participation in their family, school and recreation activities and routines. 

Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital offers Neurodevelopmental services for infants, toddlers, children and adolescents who have or may be at risk of having delays in any area of development including, language, behavior, motor skills and cognition.

Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital (MWPH) announces the addition of its newest member of the executive leadership team, Jacqueline Newton. 

Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital offers a wide range of pediatric psychology services provided by or supervised by licensed psychologists specializing in pediatric psychology, with many years of experience working with children and families.

The Child Life & Therapeutic Recreation internship program at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital pairs Interns with a Certified Child Life Specialist or a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist who provide supervised and guided experiences with children while supporting the development of professional child life skills and/or therapeutic recreation skills.

Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) is a therapeutic strategy used by physical and occupational therapists. The therapists facilitate automatic movement patterns to strengthen specific muscle groups with the goal to optimize a child’s motor development.

The Phyllis C. Meyerhoff Center for Pediatric and Adolescent Rehabilitation is a special unit that provides a wide range of care, including medical treatment, nursing, psychology, therapy for speech, physical, and occupational needs, and respiratory support.

Information about the Center for Weight Management and Healthy Living programs at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital.

The neonatal healthcare team rounds at your baby’s bedside on a regular basis. Parents are encouraged to be part of these discussions. 

Our family-centered education focuses on educating caregivers and helps you to bond with and nurture your baby.