Chicago Pediatric Therapy & Wellness Center
Chicago Pediatric Therapy & Wellness Center, LLC is a therapist-owned, pediatric therapy clinic that provides physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, teletherapy, aba/autism therapy, and social work services in the clinic or the home.
Our Services
Why Choose CPTWC?
We work with children of all ages, from premature infants to young adults. Our team of talented therapists, social workers, and clinicians work in partnership with families to establish meaningful goals and provide interventions that are developmentally appropriate in a child-friendly environment.
Communication with the child, parents and specialists on the team is the cornerstone of our intervention and treatment philosophies. It is with this approach that we feel we can deliver the most effective and comprehensive care for every child. Our individual therapy services are supplemented by a variety of therapeutic play groups, clinics, wellness classes and support services for children and their families. Our goal is to be the leader in the Chicago land area in both providing therapy services for children as well as educating professionals and families in our specialty fields.
More Reasons Why!
Comprehensive clinic that offers pediatric physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, teletherapy, aba therapy/autism, and social work under one roof
If your child needs more than one therapy, our clinicians work in collaboration to develop a personalized therapy plan
We have many options for therapy: Large Treatment gym with climbing structure and zip line, group therapy rooms, and individual treatment rooms for those that need one on one sessions in a smaller controlled environment
All of our therapists are registered in the Early Intervention Program (0-3 yrs old) through the state of Illinois to treat in the home and in the clinic
Along with their state licensure, many therapists have NDT (Neuro Developmental Treatment) certification, as well as other specialty training
We are in-network with many insurance plans and the list is continuing to grow (Blue Cross Blue Shield, United Health Care, Aetna, and others)
Plus...
- Free attached heated parking garage with direct access to our reception area.
- Conveniently located off 90/94 between North Avenue and Armitage on Elston.
- Its a fun place for kids!!
Our Mission
The mission of the Chicago Pediatric Therapy & Wellness Center is to be the leader in the Chicago land area in providing the latest, evidenced-based, multi-disciplinary and family-centered therapeutic services to children in order to maximize their functional independence while empowering children and their families in the process. In doing so, the Center will serve as a resource for families in all aspects of child development while providing children with opportunities to grow and develop into unique and successful individuals. The Chicago Pediatric Therapy & Wellness Center provides skilled Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Teletherapy, ABA/Autism Therapy and Social Work services in addition to community wellness classes for all families to serve as a resource, networking site and social center in the community.
Testimonials
“Our daughter loves going to Speech and Occupational Therapy here. Love the staff! They’re so patient with our kiddo and we love the growth we’ve seen already after just a few months.”
– Jim
“CPTWC has been an absolute haven for both my boys. The front office is always so welcoming & helpful with my 100 questions”
– Lexy
“I have been bringing our 8-month-old to physical therapy for 5 months. We have learned so much from our therapist. She takes the time to explain what she is working on and how it impacts our child through all stages of development. She listens and shows genuine care for our child and our entire family.”
– Libby
“I have been bringing my daughter to CPTWC for 1 year for speech therapy. Our speech therapist has helped my daughter grow immensely. When we started, I could not understand my daughter at 3 years old. Now she is talking in full sentences and telling me about her day!”
– Veronica
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