We have read with great interest the recent article, Recommendations for pneumonia in hospitalized children with neurologic impairment, by Thomson et al1 and deeply appreciate their efforts in establishing an evidence-based management framework for this special population. The recommendations provided in the article are of significant guiding value. As clinicians in the field of rehabilitation, we wish to build upon the valuable insights of this paper by offering a few supplementary recommendations, specifically focusing on children with mild neurological impairment—a group often overlooked in clinical practice—from the perspectives of functional assessment, rehabilitation intervention, and continuity of care. Our aim is to enhance treatment efficacy and promote antimicrobial stewardship without significantly increasing resource expenditure.