Physical therapy focuses on the identification of physical impairments and pain, allowing our guests to achieve their goals of independence. Physical therapies include:

Occupational therapy focuses on improving independence and guests’ ability to comfortably complete Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), which include feeding, dressing, and grooming, as well as daily tasks such as preparing meals and even caring for a pet.

Speech therapy focuses on communication, swallowing, and cognition, which is particularly important for those affected by strokes, respiratory illnesses, brain injuries, or dementias.

We tailor our Heart Failure services through an interdisciplinary approach to the needs of each patient, providing education and support around lifestyle changes. During a patient’s stay, we help them manage their medications and monitor their recovery by offering:

Pulmonary Disease Management helps patients recover through an interdisciplinary approach, including treatment, education, and ongoing monitoring of the individual’s progress. We may offer:

Neurology and stroke rehabilitation services help patients recover from their stroke event and use a range of therapy and treatments to improve their functional abilities. Clinicians and skilled nurses oversee each patient’s recovery alongside an interdisciplinary approach, including education and assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs). 

Specialties may include:

Our Orthopedic Injuries and Post-Surgical Care services help patients recover from injuries and operations through guided treatment and therapy from skilled clinicians and specialists.

Specialties may include:

Diabetes Management helps prevent further decline in patients diagnosed with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). With early detection, it is possible to slow, stop, or even reverse CKD, depending on its cause.

Specialties may include:

For patients with wounds, our preventative and advanced wound therapies are critical to their recovery and comfort. 

Specialties may include:

Amputee Rehabilitation maximizes the functional abilities of individuals with limb loss to achieve their maximum potential to lead full, productive lives. We offer:

Intravenous therapy (IV) is a way to give fluids, medications, nutrition, or blood directly into the bloodstream through a vein. We offer:

This program specializes in caring for people who have experienced a variety of brain injuries and is tailored to their individual abilities so they can meet their personal goals.  Click here to view our 2023 ABI Program Data. 

Our program includes:

As an expansion of our heart failure and cardiac recovery services, our advanced cardiac capabilities may include:

As an expansion of our pulmonary disease management services, our advanced pulmonary capabilities may include:

As an expansion of our IV therapy services, we offer Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN), a method of feeding that bypasses the gastrointestinal tract. A special formula given through a vein provides most of the nutrients a person needs. This method is used when someone can’t or shouldn’t receive feeding or fluids by mouth.

An individual generally cared for at home or in a similar setting can be admitted to our center for a short-term stay to provide caregivers a chance to recover from the stresses of daily care, take a vacation, or address other personal needs. Services include:

Palliative Care is a specialized form of health care used to support individuals facing progressive illness. Our Palliative Care Program provides symptom management while treating the whole person and allowing patients the choice of receiving the highest quality of care in their homes. This program is delivered by a dedicated team including hospice-trained nurses, physical therapists, home health aids, social workers, and volunteers. Services and outcomes include:

Our Hospice Program addresses an individual’s physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs while attending to the equally important needs of their family and caregivers. Our team of hospice professionals and volunteers work cooperatively with the individual, their family, and primary care physician to create a customized care plan involving: