Inpatient Care
Our Inpatient Program provides 24-hour medical and nursing management, and treatment and care are provided by a range of pediatric therapists and clinicians under the direction of a board certified physiatrist. Maximum function and successful transition back into the community as quickly and safely as possible is our goal.
Comprehensive Rehabilitation
Weisman Children´s Rehabilitation Hospital offers comprehensive rehabilitation to children/teens who are in need of physical, occupational, speech, or feeding therapy services.
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Traumatic Brain Injury
After a brain injury it is important to choose an appropriate inpatient rehabilitation program which
addresses physical, cognitive, emotional and behavioral changes of children.
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Amplified Musculoskeletal Pain Syndrome (AMPS) Program
In our program, we aim to empower patients and their families to return to a “normal” daily routine; a routine which includes full participation in school and leisure activities/sports; as well as restoring overall healthy life function.
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Neonatal Transitional Program
Our Neonatal Transitional Program utilizes an innovative approach to helping infants and their families transition from the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit to home.
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Neonatal Abstinence Program
Weisman Children´s Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) program serves infants who are withdrawing from opiate exposure.
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Pulmonary Program
The goal of our Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program is to improve respiratory function and quality of life for children with breathing disorders.
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Diabetes Management
Weisman Children´s Diabetes Management Program is an inpatient program that gives children and young adults with diabetes a sense of control and relief as they learn how to manage their illness with a team of highly qualified specialists.
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Infant Feeding Program
As the only pediatric rehabilitation hospital in South Jersey, Weisman Children´s offers innovative approaches to address the complex problem of infant feeding disorders.
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