Working Time
| Mon-Thu | 08:00 - 20:00 |
| Friday | 07:00 - 22:00 |
| Saturday | 08:00 - 18:00 |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Quick Pricing
| Initial Consultation | $10 |
| Dental check-up | $15 |
| Routine Exam (no xrays) | $50 |
| Simple Removal of a tooth | $122 |
| Teeth cleaning | $50 - $75 |
| X-ray image | $10 |
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Emergency dental care may be needed if you have had a blow to the face, lost a filling, or cracked a tooth.
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What is Wool PT?
Children deserve to live their life to the fullest! Dr. Wool takes great pride in promoting every child’s independence as they come in contact within their environment. Dr. Wool offers a comprehensive approach to improving functional gross motor development. Dr. Wool treats anyone 21 years of age or younger with variety of conditions and impairments with the main goals of:
- Improving independence
- Increasing participation
- Facilitating motor development and function
- Improving strength and endurance
- Enhancing learning opportunities
Common Diagnoses of Patients Requiring Physical Therapy
Wool PT specializes in the treatment of a variety of physical conditions, including but not limited to the common maladies listed below.
Infant Hip Dysplasia
Known as developmental dysplasia of the hip, takes place when a baby’s acetabulum is too shallow to cover the head of the femur for appropriate fit and development. Depending on the severity of the bone structure baby may need casting and/or surgery.
After casting and/or surgery physical therapy will promote muscle strengthening required for proper joint position and development. Physical therapy will address any developmental delays as a result of casting.
Prematurity and Developmental Delays
When a child is born prior to the 40 week due date. Preterm birth may lead to a number of medical and developmental complications. The child is not meeting her age appropriate milestones in comparison to her peers.
Physical therapy will address milestone development concerns allowing the child to catch up to their age group by 2 y/o.
Dyspraxia
Dyspraxia is a neurological disorder. Signs and symptoms include lack of balance, poor coordination skills, and decreased body awareness.
Physical therapy focuses on promoting ability to plan and perform motor skills through a variety of exercises focused on symmetrical and asymmetrical movement patterns.
Cerebral Palsy
Direct result of brain damage during the first months of life. Varies in severity affecting the child’s muscle tone, strength, balance, posture development, and gross motor movement skills.
Physical therapy focuses on promoting appropriate muscle tone through stretches, theraputic massage and active/passive range of motion exercises. Physical therapy will focus on promoting age appropriate strength, coordination and balance development. In addition PT will provide parents with any required equipment recommendations to promote child’s independence.
Spina Bifida
Takes place when the child’s spinal cord fails to develop or close appropriately. Orthopedic, walking and mobility complications vary in severity.
PT address strength, balance and endurance deficits promoting child’s gross motor development. In addition PT will provide parents with any required equipment recommendations to promote child’s independence.
Down Syndrome and other Chromosomal abnormalities
Genetic disorder which results in extra ( in other cases deletion) genetic material on the involved chromosome. Children present with general muscle weakness and delayed milestone development.
Physical therapy focuses on promoting appropriate muscle strength and motor skills development required for age appropriate milestone development and functional independence.
Abnormalities of gait, posture and mobility
This includes Scoliosis, Tiptoe walking, In-toeing or Put-toeing
Physical therapy focuses on addressing the cause of the structural misalignment promoting appropriate postural and gait development thus preventing any further abnormalities.
Autism
Impacts the development of nervous system. It presents with a variety of signs and varies in severity. Children typically present with lack of balance, safety awareness, coordination and age appropriate muscle strength.
Physical therapy addresses the concerns of strength, balance, coordination, and safety through the variety of playful exercises. Physical therapy will promote the child’s confidence and age appropriate playground skills.
Torticollis
Abnormal development of the neck muscle due to muscle spasm result in a head tilt and rotation. Abnormal head positioning delays milestone development and may result in inappropriate spine/posture maturity.
Physical therapy addresses the involved muscle spam through stretching, theraputic massage and exercise. Parents are educated on continuing the stretches daily.
Plagiocephaly and Microcephaly
Abnormal development of the skull involving flat spots and size, may result in milestone developmental delays.
Parent education on appropriate child positioning in order to promote appropriate skull shape development. Physical therapy will address any current developmental delays. In addition PT will provide parents with any required equipment recommendations to promote child’s independence.
Spinal Muscular Atrophy and Muscular Dystrophy
Genetic disorders which leads to weakness and atrophy of muscles. Varies in severity of muscle weakness and muscle movement.
Physical therapy focuses on maximizing available muscle strength and endurance in order to promote the child’s appropriate functional independence.
Congenital Hypotonia
Poor muscle tone and general muscle weakness which maybe hereditary, symptom of a genetic disorder, or caused by prematurity. Hypotonia results in gross motor milestone delays.
Physical therapy promotes age appropriate static and dynamic muscle strength with focus on core muscle development thus promoting age appropriate functional independence.
Why Choose Wool PT?
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Evidence-Based Techniques
Dr. Wool's unique treatment heavily relies on proven techniques, backed by medical experts and constantly evolving with breakthroughs. -
Parent Participation
Wool PT engages the parents and family members in treatment, to encourage progress long after the session has concluded. -
Educational Experience
We provide a thorough education to parents, giving them the tools and confidence needed to maximize gross motor recovery.
Our Services
Initial Evaluation
The initial step required to determine the child’s functional independence based on the strength, mobility, and physiological development. Dr. Wool will consider the findings of special assessments, observation, and the child’s medical history in order to made an educated decision on whether therapy would be beneficial in further developing your child’s gross motor skills.
- Detailed report of the child’s gross motor functional assessment
- Development of Plan of Care
- Parent education and development of home exercise program
- Available in person or via tele-health
- Initial Evaluation: $250
30-Minute Home Treatment
Treatments are performed in the natural, safe environment of the child’s home. Dr. Wool will perform hands-on theraputic exercises and technique addressing the child’s deficits.
- Parents are encouraged to learn and participate in the session
- Parents will be educated on the hands on techniques
- Weekly development of home exercise program
- Available in person or via tele-health
- 30 minute home treatment: $80
60-Minute Home Treatment
All the benefits of the 30-Minute treatment session, with a more efficient length of attention and at a more cost-effective rate.
- 60 minute home treatment: $130
Mommy & Me
A custom program that helps you maximize your child’s strength, coordination, and balance skill potential.
Therapeutic workshop to promote parent-child bonding, and provides parents with tools to create fun morning and evening routines.
Promotes gross motor development in newborns and toddlers
Effectively reach milestones with the guidance of a board certified pediatric physical therapist.
Patient Information
Wool PT proudly partners with the following insurance companies:
- Children's Medical Services
- Medicaid
- Medicare
Wool PT is an out of network provider with the following major insurance companies:
- Aetna
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Cigna
- Humana
- Sunshine Health
The Initial Evaluation includes a detailed report of the patient's gross motor development, home exercise program, and recommended plan of care.
Initial Evaluation: $250
60 minute home treatment: $130
30 minute home treatment: $80
An evaluation is recommended if your child:
- Does not meet the age appropriate gross motor mile stones
- Was born premature
- Has a diagnosis which results in gross motor functional disabilities
- Presents with a head tilt and/or a flat spot on their head
- Does not tolerate tummy time
- Prefers to scoot on their bottom instead of crawling
- Presents with general muscle weakness or general muscle tightness
- Presents with lack of balance and general clumsiness
At the following checkpoints, your child should be:
- 2 to 3 months: Holding their head up
- 4 to 5 months: Rolling
- 6 to 7 months: Sitting
- 9 to 12 months: Crawling
- 9 to 12 months: Pulling to stand and cruising
- 12 to 18 months: Walking
Sofya displays an exceptional level of expertise, compassion, and dedication. With her guidance and personalized approach, our child has made remarkable progress, achieving milestones we never thought possible. Sofya is a true professional who goes above and beyond to ensure our child's well-being, and we are immensely grateful for her outstanding care.
Sofya had all the qualities that my daughter Sarah Esther needed at the time. It was such a blessing to have a professional therapist like Sofya, she was an amazing teacher. She spent time to show me how I can continue with exercises for my daughter during the week. It was such a great experience to work with someone like her, I will highly recommend her services.
After our daughter's surgeries for hip dysplasia, Sofya showed us a wide range of helpful techniques that helped Emilia develop her strength to allow her to quickly catch up with her peers. We are proud to see her running and playing with her friends, and Sofya had a lot to do with that. We are eternally grateful and fortunate to have found her.
Dr. Wool has been a great support for our family. She has treated our son for one and a half years and the progress has been incredible. She is very professional and charismatic. She makes you feel at ease knowing that your kids are in great hands.
Sofya Wool is a gifted physical therapist. She is able to evaluate a child efficiently and accurately utilizing up to date theraputic techniques. She is able to keep therapy sessions fun for her patients while educating the parents. Sofya’s passion for her work is seen in her delivery of services, she is able to quickly adapt to change, reduce any anxiety parents may have and most importantly demonstrate commitment to the success of her patients.
My son Yair has Down Syndrome. When Sofya started working with him at the age of 1, he was barely sitting straight. Since starting their journey Yair started meeting his goals and he is now practically at age appropriate progress. There is no question in my mind that Yair's fast improvements are due to his therapist Sofya. With her dedication, professionalism, and uncompromising approach Yair is not only meeting his goals but he is doing it with so much joy as he just loves the time he spends with his therapist Sofya!
Meet Dr. Sofya Wool
Meet Dr. Sofya Wool
Dr. Sofya Wool is a board-certified Physical Therapist specializing in pediatrics treating young patients in the Miami-Dade, Coral Gables, and Pinecrest areas. Sofya spent her early years practicing Early Intervention in Chicago, treating children with extremely rare and difficult conditions in a home setting. She currently works with a number of outpatient pediatric rehabilitation centers alongside a multidisciplinary team of speech, occupational, and developmental therapists, in conjunction with physicians to develop a customized program to promote development. Sofya is hands-on from beginning to end, capable of performing in-depth evaluations to assist in diagnoses in addition to being qualified to provide evaluations for any required assistive technology. Sofya treats patients with the ultimate goal of stimulating developmental results and achieving functional independence.
Sofya has always held a deep interest in movement science, physiology, and anatomy. After graduation Sofya quickly developed love and passion for the pediatric field. Sofya has a great deal of passion for helping children by promoting their greatest physical potentials thus improving their quality of life by building their independence. She is passionate about providing her patients and the patients’ families with recent evidence-based practice to ensure a positive experience and outcome. She enjoys working with patients of ages zero to 21 with a variety of diagnoses. Sofya continues to build her knowledge and skills by participating in variety of courses. Sofya speaks English and Russian fluently.
Outside of the office, Sofya loves spending time outdoors with her husband and dog Nyusha. Sofya ran 5 marathons and is now building her skills in tennis.
Sofya studied Kinesiology from the University of Southern California and holds a Doctorate of Physical Therapy from Loma Linda University.
