Everyday activities
Think about routines and experiences you want to talk through with a care provider.
A thoughtful starting point
Room to grow.
Space to explore.
A warm introduction to pediatric rehabilitation inquiries, with a simple way for families to organize their questions.
Everyday routinesIndividual questionsA prepared conversation
A useful starting point
Start with what
matters to your family.
A first conversation is easier when your questions are in one place. Keep the focus on the daily activities and goals you would like to discuss.
Questions & priorities
Write down the questions you would like answered and what is most important to your family.
Practical details
Prepare general questions about appointments, services, and information that may be needed.
The approach
A little preparation.
A clearer conversation.
- 01
Notice the everyday
Begin with activities and questions that matter to your family.
- 02
Make a short list
Keep the overview simple, without including private health information.
- 03
Talk with a qualified provider
Confirm services, clinical suitability, and next steps directly with an appropriate care professional.
Keep the next step simple
Bring your questions together.
Create a simple question list to keep on your own device for a future conversation.
Please do not include medical records, diagnoses, or other private health information. This page does not provide medical advice.