Services
In-home pediatric physical therapy across Monmouth County and nearby towns in New Jersey, plus virtual consults and parent coaching.
One-on-one evaluation and treatment in your home. I watch your child in their real routines — the couch, the floor, the backyard — and build a plan around what I actually see.
Babies, toddlers, and young children, and older kids and teens (to 21) with a congenital or pediatric diagnosis. Visits typically run 45 to 60 minutes, evaluations and follow-ups alike, weekdays between 8:30 and 2.
Your concerns, movement observation, a routine and home-setup review, and a personalized plan when an in-person visit is not possible or not needed.
Parent education is available anywhere in the U.S. Therapy itself is for families in New Jersey, where I am licensed.
One focused question. We talk through a single area of development and you leave with something simple to try that day.
Who it’s for
Parents often reach out after a well visit, a friend’s comment, or a 2 a.m. search. You do not need a referral to start the conversation. Self-referral is welcome.
Common reasons families call: a baby who always looks one way, tummy-time battles, an unusual crawl, toe-walking, delayed milestones, or a child who has lost skills they used to have.
Start with parent language. If a clinical name helps — for example, a baby who tilts their head to one side may be described as having torticollis — I’ll use it once, clearly, without burying you in jargon.
In-home visits across Monmouth County, plus nearby towns in Ocean and Middlesex County. Most visits land in Middletown, Hazlet, Keyport, Holmdel, Tinton Falls, Union Beach, Keansburg, and Rumson. I keep drives to about 25 minutes so I can spend the time with your child, not in the car.
Virtual general education and parent guidance are available anywhere in the United States. Actual physical therapy is New Jersey only, where I am licensed.
If your town is on the edge of the drive radius, say so on the free call. We’ll be honest about whether I can come to you.
And who it’s not
Not every concern needs physical therapy, and not every child needs an in-home specialist. If your child needs a setting I cannot provide, I will say so and help you think about next steps.
I do not treat feeding or speech concerns. If that is what your child needs, I would rather point you toward the right provider than take the visit.
This is a private, cash-based practice. I do not bill insurance. I can provide a receipt or superbill you may submit for possible out-of-network reimbursement. How fees work.
Not sure which service?
We’ll talk through what you are noticing and whether in-home PT, a virtual consult, or coaching makes sense.
Book a free 15-minute call