Health Professions

Treatment at ALYN is provided by a team of physicians which includes specialists in the field of pediatric medicine and pediatric rehabilitation such as pediatricians, pediatric orthopedists , pediatric neurologists, pediatric urologists, specialists in contagious diseases, lung diseases, neurosurgery and psychiatry.

The nursing staff supports every patient and their family throughout the entire rehabilitation process. The nurses assist, identify, treat and guide the patients and their families with every request relating to their physical, medical and emotional needs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

ALYN’s experienced physiotherapists focus on improving motor skills and respiratory function including mobility, stability and endurance. Treatment options include land therapy including use of the latest equipment and hydrotherapy in the pool.
Who is treated? Techniques and treatment approach

Occupational therapists concentrate on promoting the child’s independent function. The goal is to equip the child with “tools” to cope with life’s demands in social, school, work and play contexts.
Ma'ayan-Rehabilitative Equipment Display Center Computer Accessibility Center for Children with Special Needs

Ma'ayan is a unique evaluation and display center, providing parents and professionals with service and information about rehabilitation accessories. Ma'ayan is staffed by ALYN's occupational and physical therapists, all of whom are trained in the fields of customized seating, use of adaptive equipment such as manual and powered wheelchairs, bathing aids and personalized adaptations of equipment.

The goal of the speech therapists is help the patient use language through speech or any other form of communication which is suitable to the child's age, abilities and needs. Types of treatments

In the first intake with the patient, the psychologist focuses on evaluating the patient's situation, factors and circumstances which affect their emotional condition and responses. Neuropsychological Testing Service

The social workers focus on the family and their environment and regard the child as part of the family unit and the community to which they belong. The social workers guide the patients and their families throughout the rehabilitation process and assist in planning and implementing the patient's return to their home and community.