Rehabilitation care is crucial in both in-patient and out-patient settings as it aids recovery from illness, injury, or surgery, helping individuals regain their independence and improve their quality of life. In-patient rehabilitation provides intensive support and personalized therapy, ensuring a safe and structured environment for recovery. Out-patient rehabilitation allows patients to continue their progress while returning to their daily routines, fostering independence and ongoing support. Together, these services enhance physical abilities, promote mental well-being, and facilitate a smoother transition back to everyday activities.

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We offer skilled rehabilitation services for short-term inpatient stays, such as after joint replacement surgery; home health care in our assisted living community; on-site rehabilitation for people of all ages; and long-term skilled nursing care by highly trained professionals. We also offer a rehab program to make the transition from senior care to independent living smooth and safe.

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Individualized Attention at the Center of you Rehabilitation Plan

Each resident who enters our rehabilitation and wellness program receives a customized treatment plan based on their specific medical condition and wellness goals. We measure their progress at regular intervals and make adjustments to ensure that they are steadily improving in physical strength, health, and endurance. Our professional staff includes occupational therapists, physical therapists, and speech-language pathologists focused on your health and wellness with the highest standards of clinical care and fitness.

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Our Rehabilitation and Wellness Services Include:

• Physical Therapy

• Balance

• Walking problems

• Transferring problems

• Safety issues

• Pain management

• Relearning physical activities

• Occupational Therapy

• Dressing/bathing

• Household chores

• Low vision

• Incontinence

• Relearning activities/hobbies

• Improving memory and safety

• Speech Therapy

• Cognitive issues

• Word finding issues

• Speech impairments