Therapy Services of High Quality

Yes.

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We offer FREE TESTING in our Comprehensive Early Intervention package to facilitate early identification and early help for babies and families.

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If you carefully consider your options, you will realize that you will benefit by more than Rs. 5000.

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Once enrolled in this package, FREE TESTING with Bayley Scales of Infant Development, Sensory Profile, or Developmental Profile will be performed as needed for the baby. Valid for babies under the age of nine months.

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We occasionally announce a free camp for consultation or public awareness. However, you must regularly check this page for updates.

What is Sensory Integration Therapy?

Sensory Integration is a theory and practise that focuses on a person's ability to process and integrate sensory information from their body and surroundings.

Sensory Integration Therapy (ASI®) employs individually created tasks that provide "just right" challenges to an individual's existing sensory processing and motor planning patterns, as well as encouraging mobility and self-organization in time and space.

To develop adaptable behaviour, ASI® blends specialist equipment and materials into purposeful and entertaining activities.

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A trained individual will always be required to assess the issue, pinpoint it, then plan and carry out the intervention.

What kinds of services does HOTC provide for children?

HOTC provides family-centered Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy. We assess the baby and family needs based on family concern and the reason for referral. We conduct a thorough evaluation. Clinical evaluation, administration of standardized tests, and follow-up evaluation are all part of the process of planning and monitoring the effects of the intervention.

Pediatric occupational therapists assist children in becoming as self-sufficient and functional as possible in age-appropriate daily routines and activities. Occupational therapists work on a wide range of motor skills, play skills, cognitive functioning, and sensory processing to help their bodies interpret information from their surroundings so they can better understand their world. Occupational therapists frequently collaborate with families and teachers to provide strategies for their child to be as functional and independent as possible in all environments.

Physical therapists are experts in the musculoskeletal system and how the body moves in children. Physical therapists frequently assist children with mobility issues, gross motor skill development, and orthopaedic conditions. The goal is for children to be as mobile in their lives as possible. They will address any issues that may be affecting a child's movement, posture, or body alignment.

Therapists  address following skills

• Executive functioning skills (i.e., memory, attention, organization), Visual motor and perceptual skills

• Fine and gross motor skills, Range of motion, flexibility, Body awareness, Strength and endurance, Balance and coordination, Gait, Motor planning, 

• social skills, 

• Play skills, 

• Self-regulation, 

• Sensory Integration, 

• Activities of daily living skills (i.e., dressing, grooming, feeding), 

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Standardized Tests

A few of the standardized tests we use to pinpoint the root cause of your concern are as follows:

Development Assessment

The primary goal of development assessment is to evaluate and identify critical aspects of a child's development, such as strengths and challenges that emerge in different spheres of influence. This includes cognitive, social, linguistic, emotional, and physical development, as well as a variety of adaptive behaviours such as self-care and self-direction. A standard psychometric assessment can also be used to evaluate a child's development in a number of areas. ​We use 

Bayley Scales of Infant Development (BSID)

Developmental Profile

Sensory Processing 

The Sensory Processing assessment provides a standard method for professionals to measure a child's sensory processing abilities and to profile the effect of sensory processing on functional performance in the daily life of a child

• Sensory Profile 2 Child

• Sensory Profile 2 Infant

• Sensory Profile 2 School Companion

• Sensory Profile 2 Short

• Sensory Profile 2 Toddler

• Sensory Profile Adolescent/Adult

• Visual Motor Integration Test

• Handwriting Evaluation is done to find out the key components to be addressed

Following approaches are commonly used for the intervention

• Neurodevelopmental therapy

• Ayers Sensory Integration Therapy

• Neurobehavioral Intervention

• Behavior therapy

• Kinesiotaping,

• Swiss Ball Exercises,

• Hand writing Improvement Program, 

• Theraband® exercises,

• Adaptive devices & Orthotics prescription, fabrication, check out & training

What exactly do therapists in NICUs do?

In the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), we provide the following therapy services. 

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We routinely perform neurobehavioral, feeding, sleep, and environmental assessments. Following that, we intervene in the following categories as needed. To achieve our objectives, we employ a variety of devices.

- Oral Motor Stimulation & nonnutritive Sucking.

- Positioning

- Cue based feeding

- Neurophysiological Based Intervention

- Age-appropriate stimulation to the babies

- Activities of daily living

 Developmentally Supportive Care

- Unit-wide education for

Neurodevelopmental Care in NICU including parental education.

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We provide all of this through our one-of-a-kind strategy, INDIA EBUS.

What is Neonatal Therapy?

The art and science of integrating a baby's and family's normal development into the NICU environment is known as neonatal therapy. From the fields of occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech language pathology, it incorporates theories and practise areas.

When do we receive reports following the assessment?

Almost immediately. For review and analysis, we employ the most recent technologies. We immediately brief the important stakeholders after the evaluation. We immediately provide the report for your information via electronic media.

What does Color Comfort in the NICU mean?

The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is a complex environment with a wide range of demands. Health care workers, infants, and families all experience stress on a regular basis. According to research, parents experience higher levels of emotional distress both during and after their baby's hospital stay in a NICU.
People's responses to colour can be both biological and psychological. It's all about capitalising on it. Our biology and mood are subtly altered by them.

The staff and families will be impacted by the bright HOP Baby positioning system used throughout the facility. While introducing "Colour Comfort in the NICU," we have been considerate of these.

Who takes advantage of HOTC's services?

Mulund, Dombivli, and Kalyan will undoubtedly benefit. However, families from all over Mumbai and the surrounding areas come here as well.
People from various Indian states also come to the clinic for consultation. They return on a regular basis to obtain an updated home programme. Families visit Rajasthan, Gujarat, West Bengal, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Andhra Pradesh, to name a few states.
People from all over the world come here for consultation and therapy. Families from Australia, Germany, Sri Lanka, Sweden, South Africa, and London have frequently visited.