Hilary Keen, PT, C-NDT is a seasoned Pediatric Physical Therapist with an extensive career that began in 2001. Throughout her tenure, she has amassed a wealth of experience across a broad spectrum of pediatric therapy settings. Her expertise encompasses home-based therapy services, early intervention, school-based roles, pediatric outpatient physical therapy, and hospital-based acute care. In the past five years, Hilary has specialized in working within the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, providing critical support to premature infants and their families, a role that underscores her commitment to the most vulnerable patients. Recently, Hilary has expanded her professional scope by joining the ADAPT Shop team. In this new capacity, she is dedicated to enhancing her skills in supporting the birth to 5 population through the use of adaptive equipment, further highlighting her dedication to advancing pediatric care and support. 

Juliet Lutz, MA, CCC-SLP is a speech-language pathologist who has been working at Southwest Human Development since 2003. She received her undergraduate degree at Northern Arizona University and her graduate degree at the University of Iowa, focusing on child language development. Juliet specializes in early intervention, working in the home-based setting, as well as within child care and Early Head Start classrooms. Juliet is also a part of the evaluation team at the Children’s Developmental Center, providing comprehensive, team-based developmental evaluations to children ages birth to 5 and has recently joined the Assistive Technology program, providing support to families and professionals in need of alternative and augmentative communication solutions and equipment expertise to support language development in young children with disabilities.

Beth Rank, OTR/L is an occupational therapist who joined the ADAPT Shop in 2016. A graduate of the University of Missouri-Columbia, Beth is also a special-needs parent and combines that first-hand experience with her professional skills, striving to help every family she encounters find more hope and joy in their daily life while experiencing less struggle and strife. Beth revels in using her creative skills to collaboratively formulate solutions for children with disabilities and their families. She shares the responsibility of parenting four amazing children with her husband. Together, they enjoy traveling, fishing, music and training a service dog named Bliss.