Magnet Health provides pediatric therapy in the Bronx for children who need support with movement, coordination, daily activities, sensory processing, and developmental skills.
Our pediatric physical therapy (PT) services focus on improving strength, balance, mobility, coordination, gait, and functional movement through individualized therapy activities designed around each child’s needs.
Pediatric occupational therapy (OT) helps children build practical skills for everyday activities, including fine motor coordination, participation, independence, and age-appropriate functional tasks.
We take a family-centered approach, creating a supportive environment where kids can work toward meaningful goals. Our team works with parents and caregivers throughout the therapy process to encourage progress at home and in daily life.
Magnet Health works with families to make pediatric therapy more accessible. Dr. Alpesh Patel and his team oversee the physical therapy and occupational therapy program, helping children receive appropriate care based on their individual therapy needs. We accept 1199, Anthem/Amerigroup/Healthplus, Fideliscare, Healthfirst, Metroplus, Molina, Medicaid, and UHC insurances
We are currently located at 3071 Perry Avenue, Bronx, and 1163 Manor Avenue, Bronx. You should be able to reach both these clinics easily, irrespective of where you live in the Bronx.
We remain open every weekday and stay closed on weekends. To learn about the availability of our pediatricians and book an appointment, call 7182316700. The representative picking up your call will give you an appointment based on your preference and convenience.
Pediatric occupational therapy focuses on skills children use during everyday activities at home, school, and in the community.
OT may support fine motor skills, hand coordination, functional activities, independence, sensory needs, and participation in age-appropriate tasks.
Therapy activities can be adapted to a child’s abilities and interests, helping make sessions engaging while working toward meaningful functional goals.
Some children experience difficulties processing or responding to sensory information such as movement, touch, sounds, textures, or changes in their surroundings.
Our pediatric therapy program can incorporate appropriate sensory-based activities as part of an individualized therapy plan. These activities are designed around the child’s specific needs and functional goals.
Walking and mobility difficulties can affect a child’s ability to participate in play, school activities, and everyday routines.
Pediatric physical therapy may focus on balance, coordination, strength, walking patterns, mobility, and functional movement.
Our team works with each child based on their abilities and therapy goals, helping support improved movement and participation.
Pediatric therapy is not only about what happens during a therapy session. Parents and caregivers play an important role in supporting a child’s development and progress.
Our team encourages communication with families about therapy goals, progress, activities, and ways to support appropriate skills outside of therapy sessions.
We believe children benefit when their caregivers understand the purpose of therapy and are involved throughout the process.
Looking for pediatric physical therapy or occupational therapy near you in the Bronx? Magnet Health offers pediatric therapy services for children with developmental, motor, sensory, mobility, and functional needs.
Our convenient Bronx location provides families with access to pediatric PT, OT, sensory support, and developmental therapy in a supportive healthcare environment.
If your child has difficulty with movement, coordination, walking, fine motor skills, sensory processing, or everyday activities, speak with our team to learn more about available pediatric therapy services.
Pediatric physical therapy helps children develop and improve physical abilities that are important for movement and everyday participation. Therapy may focus on strength, balance, coordination, mobility, gait, posture, and gross motor skills.
At Magnet Health, therapy activities are selected around the child’s current abilities and goals. Sessions can include age-appropriate movement activities, exercises, balance activities, coordination exercises, and functional tasks.
The goal is to help children participate more confidently in activities that matter to them, whether that involves walking, playing, climbing, running, or performing everyday movements.
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