Exercise & Wellness

The CPRF Exercise & Wellness Program promotes fitness for people with disabilities through strength training, building flexibility, and pain-controlling exercises.

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Personalized & Accessible Fitness

Our certified restorative aide works individually with clients in a private gym setting, located on the Timbers campus in Wichita, Kansas. An occupational or physical therapist writes all exercise programs for each client.

Eligibility Requirements

Clients must have a documented disability and be under the care of a doctor (MD/PA/APRN/DO) who is willing to sign off on OT/PT recommendations. An income sliding fee scale may apply.

Accessible Fitness Equipment

Equipment & activities include:

Parallel bars, walkers & standing frame
Elliptical machine & cardio strider (seated elliptical)
Paragym (wheelchair-accessible weight machine)
Fine motor training
Stationary bikes, hand cycles, free weights & more!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to have cerebral palsy to receive services?

No, the CPRF Exercise and Wellness Program serves people with any physical disability who are 18 years old or older.
Is the program free?

For most clients, yes. For some, a sliding fee may apply depending on household monthly income:

Family of 1
0 – $2,183/month: No session fee
$2,184 – 2,283/month: 20% of session fee
$2,284 – 2,283/month: 30% of session fee
$2,384 – 2,483/month: 40% of session fee
and so on.

Family of 2
$0 – 2,855/month: No session fee
$2,856 – 2,95/month: 20% of session fee
$2,956 – 3,055: 30% of session fee
$3,056 – 3,155: 40% of session fee
and so on.
Does my insurance get billed?

We will bill Medicaid if the client has it but no other 3rd party insurance is invoiced.
How do I get started?

Our certified restorative aide will request a prescription from your medical provider (MD/PA/APRN) so you can meet with our physical therapist to design your program. Once you meet with the physical therapist, our certified restorative aide will help you schedule a day and time to visit the facility.
What are the facility hours?

Monday – Friday, 7:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Program Partners

CPRF partners with United Way of the Plains and Sedgwick County to provide fitness services for people with disabilities in our area.

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