Search

close   X

main phone937-641-3000 emergency department937-641-3600 scheduling937-641-4000
Location Phone Numbers All Department Phone Numbers contact us

close   X

healthcare locations

Search Locations

close   X

searchclose
locations
contact
menuclose

also in this section

Home//patients & visitors//services//rehabilitation//physical therapy//about physical therapy//locations

physical therapy locations

If you are coming to the main hospital for your child's physical therapy appointment, please note that our patient care areas are not located within the main hospital building. We are located on the lower floor of the Cox building next to the parking garage.

If you have a sports/orthopaedics physical therapy appointment the department is next to Orthopaedics in the outpatient building.

If you cannot find us please give us a call at 937-641-3070.

If you are visiting our south campus, you may contact us at 937-641-4809.

 

beavercreek 3224 Dayton-Xenia Road Suites 100 and 120 , Beavercreek, OH, 45431
937-641-5770

 

huber heights 8501 Old Troy Pike, Huber Heights, OH, 45424
937-641-3180

 

main campus One Children’s Plaza Dayton, Dayton, OH, 45404
937-641-3000

 

middletown 100 Campus Loop Road Suite A, Franklin, OH, 45005
513-424-2850

 

south campus 3333 West Tech Road, Miamisburg, OH, 45342
937-641-3000
contact us request an appointment

The physical therapy department welcomes phone calls to 937- 641-3070 during our normal business hours of 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.

A physician referral is necessary prior to the child’s first outpatient evaluation visit. All follow up appointments will be made during your clinic visit or by calling rehab scheduling at the location where you wish to be seen.

refer a patient
mykidschart stay in touch with your child’s care team, view your child’s medication information, and more
07/28/17 | patient story a walking miracle When Max crashed his ATV, some thought he wouldn't survive.
08/30/17 | patient story down but not out Injury is no stranger to 17-year-old Emily Weldon. She’s played high-level soccer for nearly 10 years, but in September 2016, she faced an injury like none she’d ever felt before.

scolio-pilates for kids

a new dynamic approach will use Pilates to help strengthen muscles and correct posture issues from skeletal curves in children.

learn more