Spandan Peadiatric Rehabilitation Center
Steps to achieve milestones
Spandan gives children with developmental, neurological, and behavioural challenges the personalised therapy they need to move, communicate, and play with confidence — and gives parents a team walking every step alongside them.
From first crawl to confident stride — we chart the path with your child.
Spandan Paediatric Rehabilitation Center was founded to bring coordinated, evidence-based therapy for children aged 0–12 to families across Gandhinagar and Kalol — under one roof, instead of scattered across specialists.
Our physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech-language therapists, and special educators plan together, so your child's program stays consistent whichever therapist they see. We believe progress is built through small, celebrated steps — never rushed, never generic.
Paediatric Physiotherapist & Clinical Director
15+ years of experience in paediatric physiotherapy, leading Spandan's therapy team across all three branches.
Internationally Certified In
Our clinicians build individualised programs for the following conditions and beyond — always starting from where your child is today.
Every child's program can draw from any of these, combined the way their development calls for — not a one-size-fits-all package.
Building strength, coordination, and movement patterns for gross motor milestones.
Fine motor skills and everyday independence — dressing, feeding, writing, play.
NDT techniques that guide typical movement patterns for children with neurological conditions.
Helping children process touch, sound, and movement so the world feels less overwhelming.
Oral-motor strength and speech-language support for feeding and communication.
Water-based sessions that build strength and confidence with less strain on joints.
Focused walking and mobility practice to improve pattern, balance, and independence.
Evidence-based approaches supporting positive behaviour and social-emotional growth.
Guidance for families and schools on learning support and scholastic strategies.
For children who progress best in familiar surroundings, our therapists come to you.
Purposeful play and activities-of-daily-living practice that build real-world independence.
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Every family who walks in follows the same four-step journey — the pace and destination are entirely your child's own.
A hands-on evaluation of your child's motor, sensory, and developmental profile.
Therapists design a program drawing from the right mix of disciplines for your child.
Regular sessions — in-clinic, in water, or at home — built around consistency.
We track milestones together and adjust the plan as your child grows.
We work with children from birth through age 12, adapting therapy style and pace to each developmental stage.
No referral is required. You can walk in or call us directly to book an initial assessment.
It depends entirely on your child. After the first assessment, your therapist will outline an expected timeline and review it regularly as your child progresses.
Yes — for children who progress better in familiar surroundings, our therapists can conduct sessions at home.
Any of our three branches — Sector-3 Gandhinagar, Raysan, or Kalol — offer the same range of therapies. Pick whichever is most convenient, or call us and we'll help you choose.
Walk-ins are welcome, though booking ahead means less waiting for your little one.
1161, 1st Floor, Heer Apartment,
Sector-3/D, Gandhinagar – 382006
101–102, Vinayak Business Park,
P.D.P.U Road, Raysan,
Gandhinagar – 382426
2nd Floor, Opp. Vardhan Women's Hospital,
Prakash Plaza, Mahendra Mill Road,
Kalol - 382721
Read these simple questions If the answer to any of the questions below is "yes", please contact us.
Early diagnosis and treatment are very beneficial for the child's future.
1. Is your child late in learning to sit, stand or walk according to his age?
2. Is your child late in learning to speak compared to other children, or is he unable to speak clearly?
3. Does your child not respond to his name or make eye contact when called?
4. Does your child avoid playing or mixing with other children?
5. Does your child have a habit of doing the same thing over and over again or playing in the same way?
6. Does your child have difficulty holding small objects (such as pencils, spoons)?
7. Is your child excessively fidgety or unable to sit still?
8. Is your child lagging behind other children in school?
9. Do your baby's muscles feel too tight or too loose?
10. Did the baby have any problems at birth or after birth (lack of oxygen, premature birth, etc.)?
Remember: Every baby develops at a different pace, but if you have concerns about any of the above, don't delay in seeking expert advice. Early treatment can improve your baby's future.