Pennsylvania Pediatric Physical Therapy - Play at Home Physical Therapy

Why we're different

No traveling! We come to you! As parents, we're often just exhausted. Whether it's a middle of the night wake up from the baby or schlepping the kids from school to soccer practice to swim lessons (not to mention groceries, dinners, and homework), the thought of one more activity is just overwhelming. Our mission is to take just a bit of that pressure off. Our personalized, one-on-one physical therapy is held in the comfort of your home.

Your child sees the same therapist every time. Our #1 concern is ensuring your child receives nothing but the absolute highest quality of care. Our therapists will develop a strong, personal understanding of not only what treatment will best help your child, but also how to personalize the treatment to your child. Receiving care from the same physical therapist consistently essential to getting the best outcome!

Our physical therapy sessions that are enjoyable for all involved with minimal tears! Treatment sessions aren't forced, and the results speak for themselves.

For the family too! We maintain constant communication with families in between appointments to provide ongoing support and home treatment plan improvements and adjustments to cater to your child. Our specific plan of care provides you and your family with the tools to continue exercises and techniques after your child has been discharged. Not to mention we're always a phone call or text message away!

What we treat

Play at Home provides comprehensive, pediatric physical therapy throughout Greater Philadelphia to children ages birth to 5 years old. Our therapists have diverse experience treating in virtually all settings including inpatient and outpatient, NICU, neonatal clinic, school, aquatics, and early intervention. This vast experience has given Play at Home the expertise to provide specialized care to nearly all pediatric diagnoses.

Some conditions that benefit from physical therapy include torticollis (tight neck), plagiocephaly (flat head), hypotonia, neurologic disorders, neuromuscular disorders, premature birth, cerebral palsy, genetic disorders, and developmental and gross motor delays.

Read more about some of conditions we frequently treat:

Torticollis

Plagiocephaly

Cerebral Palsy

Full List

Mom Meets Patient

The Play at Home Story

Stephanie Lint, PT, DPT

Owner and Lead Physical Therapist

I have spent the better part of my career as a pediatric physical therapist advocating for early referral for infants with torticollis and plagiocephaly. Treating these diagnoses is kind of my “thing.” So, when my older daughter was born, I instantly noticed that she had a left head tilt and right head turn preference. Naturally, I would have a child with congenital muscular torticollis, why not? I started treating her within the first 2 days of her life. We repositioned, stretched, did tummy time whenever possible, and I wore her in a carrier instead of putting her in the stroller for neighborhood walks.

Stephanie started Play at Home Physical Therapy to provide specialized care to children in need. In her time practicing physical therapy at some of the country's most respected hospitals and organizations, Stephanie has developed substantial expertise treating torticollis, plagiocephaly, cerebral palsy, and other pediatric diagnoses. Stephanie strongly believes that providing one-on-one, personalized care to children is invaluable and when provided directly in the home, it sets the stage for success.

Stephanie received her Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia and Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Penn State University in State College, PA. She has worked in virtually all settings including inpatient pediatrics, outpatient, NICU, EI, neonatal clinic, schools, and aquatics.

When Stephanie is not treating patients, she loves spending time with her husband, two little girls, and rescue dog, Ridley.