Our Childrens Rehab Center Inc
Our Childrens Rehab Center Inc
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Mission
Provide physical, occupational and speech therapy to primarily indigent children with disabilities ranging from moderate to severe. Therapy is provided at both an outpatient clinic as well as charter schools in Polk County, FL.
About
Our Children's Rehab Center (OCRC) is a pediatric outpatient facility providing speech, occupational and physical therapy primarily to indigent children in Polk County, FL. Services are provided at the outpatient clinic facility in Winter Haven, as well as under contract to schools in the community. For the year ended 6/30/18, 290 children received 3,317 treatment sessions.
