Iron City OT (Pediatric PT & OT)

Physical therapyUnclaimed listingHomewood, AL · serves the Birmingham area

What they’re known for

A Homewood clinic offering pediatric PT alongside OT, with DMI intensive programs and strengths in torticollis, developmental delay, and postural control — a good fit for children working intensively toward gross-motor goals.

Cerebral palsy Developmental delay Torticollis and plagiocephaly Gross motor development

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Questions about Iron City OT (Pediatric PT & OT)

What kind of therapy does Iron City OT (Pediatric PT & OT) provide?

Iron City OT (Pediatric PT & OT) is listed for physical therapy and occupational therapy in Birmingham, AL.

Does Iron City OT (Pediatric PT & OT) see children or adults?

Iron City OT (Pediatric PT & OT) is listed as seeing children and teens.

What does Iron City OT (Pediatric PT & OT) work on?

Torticollis and plagiocephaly, developmental delay, cerebral palsy, gross motor skills, DMI intensives, postural control, and balance.

Where is Iron City OT (Pediatric PT & OT) located?

Iron City OT (Pediatric PT & OT) is in Homewood, AL, and serves the Birmingham area.

How do I contact Iron City OT (Pediatric PT & OT)?

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Getting physical therapy for your child in Birmingham

Infants and toddlers

Alabama’s Early Intervention System (AEIS), run by the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services, serves children from birth to age three. It provides physical therapy among other services. There is no cost to the family for EI services.

On Alabama Medicaid

Alabama Medicaid covers medically necessary physical therapy for eligible children. Ask Iron City OT (Pediatric PT & OT) whether it takes your Alabama Medicaid plan.

With private insurance

Ask Iron City OT (Pediatric PT & OT) whether it is in network with your plan. Confirm copays, visit limits and prior authorization for physical therapy before the first visit, or ask for a superbill.

What physical therapy helps with

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