The Challenges We Specialize in Treating:

The following conditions make up almost 50% of all
baby referrals for pediatric physical therapy.

The following conditions make up almost half of all newborn referrals for physical therapy.

Preterm Birth Support

Before we create your baby’s personalized development plan, we’ll help you understand how to think about milestones—because for preemies, they’re different.

Gross Motor Challenges

Did you know your baby’s movement is closely linked to their cognitive development? If your little one isn’t yet reaching, rolling, sitting, or walking, don’t stress—our therapists support parents just like you, all day, every day.

Torticollis (Neck Tightness)

Meeting with our pediatric therapy experts can save you hours of Googling and second-guessing. If you’re not satisfied with the care we provide, we offer a full money-back guarantee.

Plagiocephaly (Flat Head)

Even tummy time all-stars can develop plagiocephaly (flat head). Luckily, our therapists can assess your baby's head shape and guide you on the best products, exercises, and simple home hacks to keep baby out of a helmet, and on track with their milestones.

Samantha Norwood

PT, DPT, PCS, CSCS

Meet your Pediatric Physical Therapists

Expert guidance and compassionate care for your child’s growth.

Samantha is a board-certified clinical specialist in pediatric physical therapy with extensive experience helping children of all ages develop movement skills and achieve their greatest potential. After earning a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Southern California in 2011, Samantha has worked in outpatient hospital-based pediatric settings at Stanford Children’s Health and Kaiser Permanente as well as Early Intervention and school district settings.

In addition to hands-on clinical care, Samantha has presented nationally on telehealth implementation for pediatric physical therapy, advocating for innovative approaches to expanding access to care. Passionate about empowering children and their families, Samantha focuses on evidence-based, individualized treatment plans that support mobility, independence, and play.

Who Is Virtual Pediatric Therapy Designed For?

The short answer? Everyone. But especially parents who’ve noticed their baby might be struggling with one of the conditions mentioned above. When families receive clinically sound advice early—before things progress—we can literally change the course of a child’s developmental trajectory.

What Makes Rahoo Different (and Why It Matters)

We bring the expertise to you: From Rahoo products to Rahoo therapy, we want you to experience the benefits of pediatric therapy right inside your own living room; your baby’s natural environment.
Convenience: Waitlists aren’t acceptable when this much is at stake. We make it easy to get the help your baby needs, when you need it.
Personalized Care: If you love your therapist (and we think you will…), you’ll meet with them—and only them—every time.
Continuity: Unlike traditional therapy, where the plan of care ends and you’re on your own, Rahoo lets you maintain a relationship with your therapist for as long as you’d like.

Our Promise to You

The Rahoo Community is made up of over 25,000 parents who trust us. Founded by pediatric healthcare providers, our team operates with a shared commitment to serve. Above all, we answer to the highest standards of healthcare ethics—because your baby’s well-being comes first, alway

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