Child and Parent Resource Institute (CPRI) - Pratten One Complex Care Program - Family Info

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Pratten One Complex Care Program

600 Sanatorium Rd
London, ON
N6H 3W7

519-858-2774

Toll-Free: 1-877-494-2774

Fax: Clinical Records: 519-858-3913

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Directions

Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm
Inpatient Services: Daily 24 hours

Last Updated: Sep 1, 2022: Suggest an edit

Application

Care Program. Submit an inpatient referral form for this service if you are: • a doctor • the child or youth’s parent • an employee at the child or youth’s school • an employee of a social service agency (like a single point access agency) • the child or youth in need of service All referral forms must be signed by the child or youth’s doctor. Learn more about the referral process and access referral forms: www.ontario.ca/page/make-referral-child-and-parent-resource-institute-cpri

Eligibility / Target Population

Generally, children or youth being referred to a CPRI program or service should visit a doctor and have accessed support in the community before considering a referral to CPRI. Once your child’s or youth’s referral has been accepted, an appointment for a clinical consult is set up so our team can meet you and your child. This consult determines whether your child or youth is eligible for the program. The children we help may have: • cerebral palsy • genetic syndromes • feeding difficulties • neurological disorders • associated developmental delays

Fees

Free

Languages

English

Language Notes

Interpretation available upon request

Area Served

London (West)

Accessibility

Wheelchair Accessible

Description of Services

Specialized assessment and treatment services to children and youth from birth to 18 years of age with complex medical fragility and/or technology dependence.
Team includes:

nurses
childcare workers
a paediatrician
a child life specialist
a physiotherapist
an occupational therapist
a speech-language pathologist
a dietician
a social worker

Services in the Pratten One Complex Care Program offer two types of intensive admissions:

day treatment
overnight admission

Children may receive treatment over the course of a day and go home afterwards, or stay at the Child and Parent Resource Institute (CPRI) and receive treatment over a longer period.
A typical admission is one week per month. During this time, children will be monitored and assessed. Medical treatment provided such as:

oxygen therapy
oral/tube feeding
seizure monitoring/management

Children are assisted in reaching developmental goals such as improving fine/gross motor and communication skills.

Last Updated: Sep 1, 2022: Suggest an edit