N. Chesterfield

At Thrive SPC, now part of the Aveanna Healthcare Family of Companies, we work tirelessly every day to provide the highest quality home care to children in need of private duty nursing and therapy services.

Services Available 

Private Duty Nursing

Nurses at Thrive SPC are highly trained in a range of medical complexities, from respiratory issues to cardiac conditions. From working with doctors to develop a care plan, taking care of a child’s personal and medical needs, to providing education to patients and family members, our nurses will work tirelessly to improve your child’s well-being and quality of life. Our nursing services include the following:

• Expert continuous 1:1 care in the home, continually monitoring your child so you can have peace of mind.
• Compassionate support and education for family members of medically fragile children of all ages at all stages.
• 1:1 care when your child is in school (with authorization).
• Skilled visit and shift-based professional nursing 24/7 and home health aide or certified nursing assistance in select locations.

Pediatric Therapy

Occupational Therapy

Developmental delays that impact daily activities may require Occupational Therapy. Thrive SPC’s Occupational Therapists (OTs) help medically fragile and developmentally delayed children achieve independence by developing self-care skills, such as feeding, dressing, bathing, and grooming. Children who have difficulty with movement, sensory issues, and feeding, chewing, and swallowing will have improved quality of life through Occupational Therapy.

Our OTs can help children with many diagnoses, such as Autism Spectrum Disorder/Pervasive Development Disorder, Cerebral Palsy, or Traumatic Brain Injury.

Physical Therapy

For children showing delays in movement milestones, Physical Therapy may be required to treat movement problems. Pain, muscles that are too tight or too loose, and limited motion, strength, and coordination can make moving difficult. Our Physical Therapists (PTs) help improve and maintain fitness, function, and quality of life through individual treatment plans.

PTs also evaluate the use of equipment (such as wheelchairs, walkers, and orthotics) and educate on safe transfer in various settings, which enhances a child’s ability to participate in daily activities.

Our PTs can help children with many diagnoses, such as Development Delay, Neuromuscular Disorders, and Spina Bifida.

Speech Therapy

If your child is having difficulty with communication, Speech and Language Pathology, often called Speech Therapy, may be needed. Speech and Language Pathologists (SLPs) help children improve their ability to communicate by assessing and treating speech and language disorders. SLPs address a child’s ability to communicate through speaking to others as well as understanding what others communicate to them.

SLPs can evaluate your child’s hearing ability and apply the building blocks of speech and language skills to help a child begin to speak. Assistive technology is introduced to provide other ways to communicate when a child is unable to use his/her voice effectively.

Our SLPs can help children with many diagnoses, such as Dysphagia, Feeding and Swallowing Disorders, and Speech and Language Delays.