Cuevas Medek Exercises (CME/MEDEK) is one of our primary physiotherapy treatment approaches at KCC. CME/MEDEK uses a series of exercises and handling techniques to provoke children’s automatic postural responses, build stability, and increase body awareness in order to achieve developmental milestones.

NDT is holistic and dynamic treatment approach that applies individualized therapeutic handling based on movement analysis to support children in achieving developmental milestones and functional independence.

The LiteGait system enables clinicians to control various factors such as weight bearing, posture, and balance over a treadmill or over ground to work on ambulation, standing, and play. It allows children with a wide range of impairments and functional levels to experience upright posture and explore their abilities safely.

Using a series of pullies, bungees, ropes, weights, harnesses, and slings, clinicians can train specific muscles and allow children explore movement safely.

Therasuit is a soft canvas suit with bungee-like cords attached to facilitate specific muscle activation, improve movement patterns, and increase body awareness.

Our on-site Assistive Devices Program (ADP) Authorizer can assess and prescribe therapy equipment such as walkers, standers, and wheelchairs, in addition to applying for government funding for equipment.

A key part of our program is to equip parents with the information, confidence, and tools, including an at-home exercise program, to support their child’s development through physiotherapy.

Targeted hands-on techniques may be applied to address orthopaedic concerns like joint restrictions and scar tissue.

Whole body vibration applies mechanical vibrations to the body to enhance muscle strength, balance, and motor skills development in children.

The Trexo Robotics Gait Trainer helps children with disabilities walk. It provides opportunities for weightbearing, dynamic stretching and gait patterning. We have a large size device.