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Complex Pediatric Therapies Developmental Assessment Clinic   at
Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital
Specialty: Rehabilitation
Connect Care Department: EDM GRH PED COMPLEX THERAPIES
Estimated time to routine appointment: Within 1 month
Alberta Health Services - Edmonton Zone
SERVICE DESCRIPTION
The Complex Pediatric Therapies Developmental Assessment Clinic (CPTDAC) at Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital, along with a similar clinic at Alberta Children's Hospital, offers specialized follow-up care for children who have had complex or life-saving medical treatments. These clinics support families by tracking development, growth, and school readiness through personalized assessments and scheduled follow-ups from a team of healthcare professionals.The Complex Pediatric Therapies Developmental Assessment Clinic (CPTDAC) at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital, along with a similar follow-up program at the Alberta Children’s Hospital, provides specialized developmental assessments, monitoring, and family support for children who have received complex or life-saving hospital care. These clinics are part of the Complex Pediatric Therapies Follow-up Program (CPTFP), an interprovincial initiative dedicated to understanding and supporting the developmental needs of children following advanced medical therapies.

The program currently supports children who, prior to six years of age, have experienced solid organ transplantation (heart or kidney), Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO), Ventricular Assist Device (VAD) support, septic shock, or cardiac arrest. It also includes infants who required chronic peritoneal dialysis within their first year of life.

CPTFP provide guidance in areas such as early developmental milestones, school readiness, and learning needs. Children are typically seen 4–8 months after their treatment or surgery, again at 18–24 months, and between 4–5 years of age. Each visit is individualized to the child’s age and developmental stage, involving an interdisciplinary team of healthcare professionals who support the child’s growth, well-being, and family’s ongoing care journey.
The Complex Pediatric Therapies Developmental Assessment Clinic (CPTDAC) at Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital, along with a similar clinic at Alberta Children's Hospital, offers specialized follow-up care for children who have had complex or life-saving medical treatments. These clinics support families by tracking development, growth, and school readiness through personalized assessments and scheduled follow-ups from a team of healthcare professionals.The Complex Pediatric Therapies Developmental Assessment Clinic (CPTDAC) at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital, along with a similar follow-up program at the Alberta Children’s Hospital, provides specialized developmental assessments, monitoring, and family support for children who have received complex or life-saving hospital care. These clinics are part of the Complex Pediatric Therapies Follow-up Program (CPTFP), an interprovincial initiative dedicated to understanding and supporting the developmental needs of children following advanced medical therapies.

The program currently supports children who, prior to six years of age, have experienced solid organ transplantation (heart or kidney), Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO), Ventricular Assist Device (VAD) support, septic shock, or cardiac arrest. It also includes infants who required chronic peritoneal dialysis within their first year of life.

CPTFP provide guidance in areas such as early developmental milestones, school readiness, and learning needs. Children are typically seen 4–8 months after their treatment or surgery, again at 18–24 months, and between 4–5 years of age. Each visit is individualized to the child’s age and developmental stage, involving an interdisciplinary team of healthcare professionals who support the child’s growth, well-being, and family’s ongoing care journey.
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ADDITIONAL SERVICE DETAILS
The Alberta Healthy Living Program serves the chronic disease management population or those at risk for developing a chronic disease.
Physician or health care provider and self-referral for all of our programs are accepted.
Please call 1-844-527-1160 to inquire about our programs or to register.  Online registrations for Group Education Classes and Self-Management Workshop available by visiting our website.

Language line support is available for individual appointments only.

Wait Period:
Our programs and services are offered throughout the year in a variety of locations. One can access our services, depending on the type of class or preferred location, within several weeks. The average wait time from referral to our exercise initial assessment is 14 days. The average wait time to see a Registered Dietitian in the community is 15 days.

Fees:
All our programs and services are free of charge.
The Alberta Healthy Living Program serves the chronic disease management population or those at risk for developing a chronic disease.
Physician or health care provider and self-referral for all of our programs are accepted.
Please call 1-844-527-1160 to inquire about our programs or to register.  Online registrations for Group Education Classes and Self-Management Workshop available by visiting our website.

Language line support is available for individual appointments only.

Wait Period:
Our programs and services are offered throughout the year in a variety of locations. One can access our services, depending on the type of class or preferred location, within several weeks. The average wait time from referral to our exercise initial assessment is 14 days. The average wait time to see a Registered Dietitian in the community is 15 days.

Fees:
All our programs and services are free of charge.
COMMUNICATION PROCESS
  • Referral receipt to referring source within 7 days.
  • Wait list status update every 14 days.
  • Appointment outcome to referral source within 30 days.
 
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780-735-7925
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780-735-6163
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