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Industry
Pediatric Physical Therapy
Challenge
A ten-year-old boy was living with incontinence. He needed a way to understand his condition, take an active part in therapy, and continue practicing between visits.
LEARNING THROUGH PLAY. PROGRESS THROUGH PRACTICE.
Dr. Tiffani Bacon, PT, worked with him one-on-one, using a game-like format to make learning about his condition engaging and accessible. She also created an individualized home exercise program so he could practice between sessions. After approximately four visits over six to eight weeks, he achieved continence and enjoyed an improved quality of life. [This anonymized story describes one child’s past physical therapy care with Dr. Bacon. It does not describe a result from the current Bladder Breakthrough™ program; each child’s progress is different.]
Key Product
The VIP Concierge Experience™
I wanted him to be part of his own care. We made learning about his bladder feel like a game, then gave him a plan he could practice at home. He achieved continence, and his quality of life improved. That’s the kind of progress that stays with me: a child understanding the plan, taking part in it, and getting back to enjoying everyday life.
About This Case
Progress can begin when a child understands what’s happening and has a meaningful part in the plan. This anonymized case follows a ten-year-old boy Dr. Tiffani Bacon, PT, treated one-on-one for incontinence through game-like education and an individualized home exercise program.
AI-generated illustrative image. The boy and grandmother pictured are fictional; they are not the patient or his family.
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