Fort Mill, SC  •  Baxter Village

Get Your Complimentary
Pediatric Development Screening

On August 21 from 9:30 am-10:30 am, get a one-on-one screening with with Dr. Alexia Herrera, DPT, a Fellowship-trained Doctor of Physical Therapy who holds the Diploma in Osteopractic. No diagnosis. No pressure. Just a quick opportunity to ask questions, have your child’s developmental milestones looked at by a pediatric physical therapist, and get some guidance on what to do next.

Is Your Child Moving & Developing as Expected?

A 15-Minute Pediatric Development Screening with Dr. Alexia Herrera, DPT

You know your child better than anyone. But sometimes it’s hard to know whether a movement pattern, milestone, or physical skill is simply part of their individual development—or something worth checking out.

That’s why Osteopractic Physical Therapy of the Carolinas is partnering with Fit4Mom to offer complimentary 15-minute pediatric development screenings.

Sign your child up by filling out the form!

Your Pediatric Physical Therapist

Meet Dr. Alexia Herrera

Dr. Alexia Herrera, DPT, FAAOMPT, OCS, leads pediatric physical therapy at Osteopractic Physical Therapy of the Carolinas.

Her clinical focus includes pediatric orthopedic rehabilitation, developmental and motor delays, pediatric neurological and orthopedic conditions, youth athlete rehabilitation, return-to-sport, and adaptive sports rehabilitation.

Dr. Herrera takes an individualized, movement-based approach to pediatric care—looking at the whole child, not simply a diagnosis. Her goal is to help children move with greater confidence, build physical skills, and participate more fully in the activities they love.

Complimentary Pediatric Screenings
Dr. Alexia Herrera, DPT, OCS, Osteopractic Physical Therapy of the Carolinas

Dr. Alexia Herrera

DPT, OCS, FAAOMPT, Dip. Osteopractic,
Cert. SMT, Cert. DN, Cert. MSK Ultrasound

A Division I soccer player turned Orthopaedic Certified Specialist, Dr. Herrera treats the way she trained—precise manual therapy paired with progressive strength work to help patients return to full performance, not just tolerable pain levels.

She earned her doctorate at Texas State University, has served as a contract physical therapist for the U.S. Air Force, and brings added expertise in musculoskeletal ultrasound and motor control.

  • Youth & Adolescent Athletes
  • Tactical Athletes
  • Return To Sport
  • MSK Ultrasound
  • Cupping
  • Se habla español

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The Pediatric Screening

15-Minute Free Evaluation

Depending on your child’s age and what you’re noticing, the screening may include a quick look at:

  • Gross motor skills
  • Balance and coordination
  • Walking, running, or other movement patterns
  • Strength and mobility
  • Age-appropriate developmental milestones
  • Movement concerns or physical limitations

A Different Standard

What Is An Osteopractor?

Osteopractic is an elevated physical therapy brand distinguished by elite provider skill and a premium patient experience — both of which contribute to superior outcomes. An Osteopractor is a physical therapist, medical doctor, or doctor of osteopathic medicine who has completed an extensive, evidence-based post-graduate training program in manual therapy for the diagnosis and treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions of the spine and extremities.

01

Elite Provider Skill

Post-graduate training well beyond entry-level PT, with written and practical exams required at every stage.

02

Premium Experience

Private, unhurried, one-on-one visits with the doctor — 3–4x more time with you than the traditional PT model.

03

Superior Outcomes

Advanced diagnosis plus advanced hands-on treatment means fewer visits chasing symptoms and faster resolution.

Earned, Not Claimed

When Might a Screening Be Helpful

You don’t need to have a diagnosis or major concern to participate. A screening may be especially helpful if you’ve noticed your child:

Isn't Quite Hitting a Milestone

Maybe they’re taking longer to crawl, stand, walk, run, jump, or develop other motor skills.

Seems Unsteady or Falls Frequently

HBalance and coordination difficulties can sometimes be subtle.

Walks or Moves Differently

Toe walking, unusual movement patterns, or difficulty keeping up with other children may be worth discussing.

Has a Side They Seem to Favor

You may notice differences in strength, mobility, or how your child uses one side of their body.

Struggles with Physical Activities

Maybe they tire easily, avoid certain activities, or have difficulty keeping up with peers.

Is an Active or Young Athlete

For older children, movement screening can help identify areas to work on for injury prevention, performance, and safe participation in sports.