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Pitch Counts and Throwing Injury Prevention
Pitch counts are a set number of pitches that a player is allowed to throw in a given game or week. They are an important tool to prevent overuse injury for youth baseball players. Learn more about pitch counts and throwing injury prevention.
Resources for Families
Check out some useful resources for families in the Heart Transplant Program.
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Hamstring Strains - Treatment and Rehabilitation
Hamstring strains are commonly associated with sports that involve sprinting. They are one of the most common non-contact injuries in football, soccer and other running sports. Learn more about treating hamstring strains.
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Women's Health Program
Pelvic muscle rehabilitation focuses on improving function and addressing dysfunction of the musculature surrounding the pelvis. The goal is to stretch and strengthen pelvic muscles to help decrease pain, improve core strength, and return to sports, recreational and daily activities.
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Vestibular Rehabilitation
Vestibular Rehabilitation focuses on improving the relationship between the inner ear, brain, eyes, muscles and nerves. This type of therapy is typically used with post-concussion patients.
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Intensive Pain Rehabilitation and Education Program
The Intensive Pain Rehabilitation and Education Program (iPREP) at Nationwide Children's Hospital is designed for children 10-18 years of age who suffer from debilitating pain, are medically stable and who have had an inadequate response to an outpatient pain program.
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Comfort Ability Program
The Comfort Ability Program is a one-day, in-person workshop for youth with chronic or recurring discomfort, such as pain, nausea, fatigue, weakness or dizziness.
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Intensive Feeding Track
The Comprehensive Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing Program's Intensive Feeding Track is an intensive outpatient treatment option. It is for children with feeding difficulties who have tried traditional outpatient therapies and have not fully achieved their feeding goals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Access frequently asked questions (FAQs) about the Feeding Clinic and Intensive Feeding Program.
Meet Our Team
Our team consists of a variety of specialists including Pediatrics, Psychology, Child Life, Social Work, Nursing, Clinical Nutrition, Occupational Therapy and Speech Therapy.