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Toddler not walking yet?
Most kids take their first steps between 9 and 18 months. If yours hasn't, a pediatric PT evaluation tells you what's going on, and booking one is free.
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- Physical Therapy
- Clinic
- Miami, FL
I work with children to improve their mobility, develop balance and coordination, and build the physical skills they need to participate more confidently.
- Physical Therapy
- Clinic
- Home
- School
- Telehealth
- ages 0–13
- Hip dysplasia
- Spina bifida
- Muscular dystrophy
- Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)
- Arthrogryposis
- Spinal cord injury
- Juvenile arthritis
- Limb difference or prosthesis
- Motor or coordination
- Late to sit, crawl or walk
- Walking on tiptoes
- Loses balance, falls often
- Low muscle tone
- Stiff or tight muscles
- Head tilts to one side
- Flat spot on the head
- Feet turn in or out when walking
- Very flexible or loose joints
- Curved spine
- Sports injury recovery
- Recovery after surgery
- Trouble with small hand movements
- Cannot hold a pencil or crayon
- Messy or difficult handwriting
- Trouble using scissors
- Trouble with hand-eye coordination
- Unusual way of walking
- Clubfoot
- Arm injury from birth
- Trouble with stairs
- Tires easily, low endurance
- Sits in a W position
Miami, FL · 1.7 mi away
A supportive and encouraging environment helps children celebrate small achievements and build confidence as they develop new skills.
- Physical Therapy
- Clinic
- Home
- School
- Telehealth
- ages 0–16
- Spinal cord injury
- Juvenile arthritis
- Limb difference or prosthesis
- Motor or coordination
- Late to sit, crawl or walk
- Walking on tiptoes
- Loses balance, falls often
- Low muscle tone
- Stiff or tight muscles
- Head tilts to one side
- Flat spot on the head
- Feet turn in or out when walking
- Very flexible or loose joints
- Curved spine
- Sports injury recovery
- Recovery after surgery
- Trouble with small hand movements
- Cannot hold a pencil or crayon
- Messy or difficult handwriting
- Trouble using scissors
- Trouble with hand-eye coordination
- Unusual way of walking
- Clubfoot
- Arm injury from birth
- Trouble with stairs
- Tires easily, low endurance
- Sits in a W position
Miami Beach, FL · 3.4 mi away
I love turning movement into fun! I help children explore their abilities through playful activities that encourage coordination, strength, and confidence.
- Physical Therapy
- Clinic
- Home
- School
- Telehealth
- ages 2–14
- Down syndrome
- Born premature
- Spina bifida
- Muscular dystrophy
- Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)
- Spinal cord injury
- Juvenile arthritis
- Limb difference or prosthesis
- Motor or coordination
- Late to sit, crawl or walk
- Walking on tiptoes
- Loses balance, falls often
- Low muscle tone
- Stiff or tight muscles
- Head tilts to one side
- Flat spot on the head
- Feet turn in or out when walking
- Very flexible or loose joints
- Curved spine
- Sports injury recovery
- Recovery after surgery
- Trouble with small hand movements
- Cannot hold a pencil or crayon
- Messy or difficult handwriting
- Trouble using scissors
- Trouble with hand-eye coordination
- Unusual way of walking
- Clubfoot
- Arm injury from birth
- Trouble with stairs
- Tires easily, low endurance
- Sits in a W position
Miami Beach, FL · 3.4 mi away
- Physical Therapy
- Clinic
- Home
- School
- Telehealth
- ages 0–13
- Spina bifida
- Muscular dystrophy
- Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)
Miami Beach, FL · 3.5 mi away
I enjoy helping children develop physical skills that support everyday participation. I focus on practical goals, engaging activities, and a balanced approach.
- Physical Therapy
- Clinic
- Home
- School
- Telehealth
- ages 2–17
- Down syndrome
- Born premature
- Spina bifida
- Muscular dystrophy
- Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)
- Spinal cord injury
- Juvenile arthritis
- Limb difference or prosthesis
- Motor or coordination
- Late to sit, crawl or walk
- Walking on tiptoes
- Loses balance, falls often
- Low muscle tone
- Stiff or tight muscles
- Head tilts to one side
- Flat spot on the head
- Feet turn in or out when walking
- Very flexible or loose joints
- Curved spine
- Sports injury recovery
- Recovery after surgery
- Trouble with small hand movements
- Cannot hold a pencil or crayon
- Messy or difficult handwriting
- Trouble using scissors
- Trouble with hand-eye coordination
- Unusual way of walking
- Clubfoot
- Arm injury from birth
- Trouble with stairs
- Tires easily, low endurance
- Sits in a W position
Miami Beach, FL · 3.6 mi away
Insurance
We match you with therapists from every major insurance group.
Medicaid, Florida KidCare, and commercial plans. Add your plan and we'll only show physical therapy providers who take it.
…and dozens more plans
What it means
What it can mean
Some kids are simply late walkers. Others need help with strength, balance, muscle tone or coordination. A physical therapist can tell the difference and give your child a plan to get moving.
When to get it checked
Signs it's worth an evaluation.
If you see any of these, book a pediatric PT evaluation. You don't have to be sure first. That's what the evaluation is for. Always share concerns with your pediatrician too.
- Not walking by 18 months
- No independent steps by a year and a half.
- Not pulling to stand by 12 months
- Doesn't pull up on furniture or bear weight on legs.
- Walking but falling a lot or limping
- Very wide steps, frequent falls, one-sided walking, or losing skills.
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Care you can trust, from day one.
Handing your child's care to someone new is a big deal. We built Zentrum Care to earn that trust at every step.
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We follow HIPAA. Your information is encrypted, never sold, and only shared with the providers you choose.
Free
Free for families
Families never pay Zentrum Care. The providers cover it, so our only job is finding the right fit for your child.
FAQ
Answers before you start.
The things families ask us most. Still not sure? Add your plan and we'll help you from there.
Nothing for families. Zentrum Care is free to use.
Start anyway. It begins with an evaluation, and the provider figures out what your child needs from there.
We work with most Florida plans: Medicaid plans like Sunshine, Molina, and Simply, plus Florida KidCare and commercial plans. Add your plan and we'll show the providers who take it.
Some Medicaid plans need a note from your pediatrician. If yours does, we'll tell you exactly what to ask for.
Yes. We follow HIPAA. Your information is encrypted, never sold, and only shared with the providers you choose.