About Quest Therapeutic Services
Our Core Values
Integrity – Acting with honesty and strong principles
Excellence – Continuously striving to improve
Respect – For one another and our environment
Equality – Recognizing the strengths in every individual
Humor – Finding joy in our work and with each other
Who We Serve
We provide family-centered, evidence-based therapy services for children from ages 0-18 with a wide range of diagnoses and developmental needs, including but not limited to:
- Cerebral Palsy
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Down Syndrome
- Developmental Delay
- Low Muscle Tone
- Muscular Dystrophy
- Spina Bifida
- Genetic Syndromes
- PANS/PANDAS
- Communication and Attention Disorders
A formal diagnosis is not necessary to receive skilled therapeutic intervention at Quest, however a script provided by your child’s pediatrician is required.
Our Story
Quest Therapeutic Services was founded in 1996 by Sandy McCloskey, beginning with just six children receiving therapy once a week. Today, Quest has grown into a full-time 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, serving more than 125 children each week with the support of a dedicated team of therapists, trainers, and volunteers.
Our commitment is to continuously advance pediatric therapy through clinical excellence, education, research, and community partnerships.
About Us
Quest Therapeutic Services is a nonprofit pediatric therapy center located in West Chester, Pennsylvania, serving families throughout the Delaware Valley. Our mission is to enhance the lives of children with disabilities by providing exceptional, individualized therapy services that support growth, confidence, and independence.
Our licensed physical and occupational therapists deliver comprehensive pediatric care in our unique nature-based clinic in order to maximize client outcomes. Services are offered year-round in our state-of-the-art therapy facility, including equine-assisted therapy (hippotherapy) in our indoor arena—a unique and powerful environment that supports physical, sensory, and emotional development.