Super Kids PPEC is a prescribed pediatric extended care center. Providing professional, long term care for children with complex medical conditions. We create a safe and engaging environment where children receive expert nursing care, therapy, and close medical attention from our dedicated team of medical professionals. Our mission is to provide children and their families with a secure, nurturing, and fun atmosphere.
Services
100% Free and Medicaid Covered!
Your child's care is fully covered under Medicaid, ensuring you receive the support you need without any out-of-pocket costs.
Therapy Services
Transportation
Skilled Nursing
Doctor's Appointment Assistance
Food Program
Recreational Activities
Education
After School Program
About Us
Family owned child care center, providing each child the attention they need.
Our mission is to help improve the lives of children with medical challenges and their families.
Providing professional medical care and support in a safe and fun environment.
Biscayne, FL Center Location
​11093 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33161
PPEC STAFF
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What is a PPEC Center?A Prescribed Pediatric Extended Care (PPEC) center is a specialized care facility designed to provide daily medical, therapeutic, and developmental support for children with complex medical needs. Licensed nurses and skilled caregivers ensure each child receives tailored healthcare services in a safe, supportive environment.
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Who qualifies for PPEC services?Children from birth up to 21 who require medical monitoring, treatments, or therapies during the day may qualify for PPEC services. Eligibility is based on medical needs as prescribed by a physician.
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What types of medical services are provided at a PPEC center?PPEC centers offer a range of services, including skilled nursing care, medication administration, respiratory support, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and daily monitoring of vital signs. PPEC center also provide specialized services, like seizure monitoring and respiratory care.
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How is PPEC different from traditional daycare?Unlike traditional daycare, PPEC centers are staffed with licensed healthcare professionals trained to manage medical conditions and provide therapeutic services. PPEC centers are medically equipped to handle complex health needs and provide a higher level of care and supervision.
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Are PPEC services covered by insurance?Many insurance providers, including Medicaid, often cover PPEC services for children who meet medical eligibility. We recommend contacting your insurance provider to confirm coverage or consulting with our intake coordinator for assistance with the insurance process.
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How is my child’s medical plan of care developed?Upon admission, our team works closely with your child’s physician to create a customized plan of care. This plan is tailored to address your child’s specific health needs, therapeutic goals, and developmental milestones. The plan is reviewed regularly and adjusted as needed.
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Can my child’s existing therapies continue at the PPEC?Yes, PPEC centers are equipped to provide physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy services, allowing children to receive their prescribed therapies on-site. Our therapists coordinate with your child’s healthcare providers to ensure continuity of care.
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How often will I receive updates on my child’s progress?We believe in open communication with parents. You’ll receive regular updates on your child’s health, progress, and activities. Our team is available for consultations and will coordinate with you to review your child’s care plan as often as needed.
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What if my child needs emergency care?Our team is trained to handle medical emergencies. We follow strict protocols to ensure immediate care and stabilization. In the event of a medical emergency, our staff will promptly contact emergency services and notify you.
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How do I enroll my child in PPEC?To begin the enrollment process, contact us directly or Enroll using our site. Our intake coordinator will guide you through the steps, including gathering medical documentation, verifying insurance, and scheduling an initial assessment to determine eligibility and care needs.