Cardiac Care
Cardiac Patients Benefit From Specialized Care
If you have suffered a heart attack, heart failure, coronary artery disease (CAD), hypertension, unstable angina, or an intervention, we will work with you and your physician to help you return home with the knowledge and skill to maintain your highest level of independence. Our team helps you modify risk factors and lifestyle behaviors such as diet, exercise and more.
Diabetic Care
Living Life To The Fullest With Diabetes
If you are recovering from the onset of diabetes or have an exacerbation of the disease, we can provide support. Our focus is on restoring function, accommodating dysfunction and preventing further disabilities. Your diabetes management will include reinforcement of positive lifestyle behaviors and compliance with the recommended treatment plan.
Oncology
Building Confidence And Strength During Oncology Treatment
Throughout your cancer recovery treatment, it’s important to build strength and independence. Physical therapy can reduce pain, improve mobility and restore physical function, while occupational therapy can help you learn to perform everyday activities. We will work to restore your optimum level of physical health while maximizing your everyday enjoyment of life.
Orthopedic and Joint
Recovery For Greater Independence
Whether you are injured or having joint replacement surgery, we will help you reach your highest level of independence. Your individualized program of treatment may include pain management, therapeutic exercise for range of motion and strength, mobility training for safe movement in the home, adaptive equipment training and more.
Outpatient Therapy
Comprehensive Therapy Centered Around You
If you need outpatient rehabilitation services after you are discharged home, our licensed therapists can help. You will enjoy the comfort of working with a trusted therapist, continuity of care and continued camaraderie of fellow patients you have come to know at our center.
Pulmonary Care
A Team Approach To Healthy Breathing
Pulmonary care is administered by interdisciplinary teams that often include a physician to coordinate care; a respiratory therapist to provide consultation; physical and occupational therapists focused on exercise, ambulation, breathing retraining and independent living skills; social services and discharge planning; and dietary services.
Stroke and Neurological
Recovering From A Stroke
More than 700,000 people suffer a stroke each year.* Thousands more suffer from neurological conditions that can cause similar, debilitating effects. Our physical, occupational and speech therapists work with nurses and your physician to develop an individualized plan to maximize recovery. Counseling addresses lifestyle changes and what to expect during recovery.
Wound Care
Help For Difficult-To-Heal Wounds
Slow-healing wounds are often a consequence of critical illness or injury. We have experience in dealing with wounds due to surgery incision, injury, pressure, diabetes, poor circulation or swollen legs. Slow-healing wound can linger for months, or even years. However, by increasing circulation, many wounds heal up to 40 percent faster.
Dialysis
In-house through Dialyze Direct
Our treatments, technologies, and methodologies are designed to heal—both the dialysis patient experience, and the system itself. Our nurses are highly trained and have a specialized skill set in dialysis, resulting in exceptional levels of compassionate care.