In-Home and In-Clinic Pediatric Physical Therapy

WellCare Pediatric physical therapists know the profound joy of helping children and their families achieve greater happiness under challenging circumstances.

Our therapists guide and individualize treatment regimens to improve children's motor development, strength, range of motion, endurance, balance, coordination, gait difficulties, heart and lung endurance, and delayed motor development.

Meet Our Therapists

What can a Physical Therapist do?

• Evaluate the child's level of performance
• Observe the child's home and school environment to determine how it may be modified to reach maximal independence
• Develop a plan of treatment in coordination with other health care professionals who are treating the child
• Teach age appropriate gross motor skills
• Educate about stages of physical development
• Consult with individuals involved in the child's daily life.​

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What can parents and families do?

• Stay educated about the child's treatment plan
• Be involved with your child's therapy and progress
• Follow through with suggested activities to encourage further developmental

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Meet Our Physical Therapists

Kamylle Coleman, PT, DPT, Physical Therapy
Physical Therapist Team Coordinator

Bio

Kamylle graduated in 2012 from Texas A&M University with her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology and with a minor in Spanish. She then completed her graduate degree in 2015 at the University of Texas Medical Branch, receiving her Doctorate of Physical Therapy. 

She spends her free time outdoors, whether that's hiking, skiing, or taking her pup to the local dog parks. She also enjoys volunteer work and has maintained an active relationship with a variety of organizations and foundations around the country.

Samantha Flynn, PT, DPT, Physical Therapy
Physical Therapist

Bio

Welcome to our team! Come back to learn more.

Sarah Jenkins, PT, DPT, Physical Therapy
Physical Therapist

Bio

Sarah graduated from Western Kentucky University in 2018 with a Bachelors in Developmental Psychological Sciences. She was involved in research studies on how infants and parents interactions contribute to development of emotion regulation.

She graduated from Mount St. Joseph University with her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2021.

Her volunteer and work activities involve helping children experience adaptive recreation, including running and rock climbing.

​She spends her free-time rock climbing, hiking, and backpacking. She loves travelling and spends most weekends enjoying the great outdoors.

Justine Van Zee, PT, DPT, Physical Therapy
Physical Therapist

Bio

Originally from South Dakota, Justine received her Bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science with a Psychology/ Biomedical Science emphasis in 2017 from Dordt University where she had the opportunity to run cross country/track achieving All-American recognition.

She went on to her continue her education receiving her Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2020 from the University of South Dakota with academic achievement, clinical education, and AHEC scholar honors.
 
During her time in graduate school, she researched the impact that a history of torticollis may have on balance and bilateral coordination in children. Additionally, she served as a neuroanatomy tutor, PT program assistant, and event coordinator for the Institute of HealthCare Improvement interdisciplinary team. 

Justine has a genuine desire to invest in the lives of those around her, and she loves ways to be actively involved within her community.

As a physical therapist, she has had experience working in clinic and school-based pediatric settings. 
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In her free time, Justine enjoys exploring the great outdoors whether it is on a hike or run, spending time with family and friends especially when ice cream is involved, reading a good book, traveling, and delighting in all that Colorado has to offer. 

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