A Tailored Journey to Mobility, Vitality, and Independence
From the best physical therapists to our experienced team of prosthetists, our rehab department offers a unique experience. Our team operates on the principle of rehab immersion. We combine the latest medical technologies in rehabilitation with personalized day and night care to help you gain independence and improve patients’ quality of life. Because we believe that no two patients are alike, we work with our patients and their families to create personalized treatment plans that help them regain their strength at their own pace and comfort.
Rehabilitation Subspecialties
Our Rehabilitation Goals - a Healthier, Stronger, and Independent you
Support for people having difficulty completing activities of daily living
Acute cognitive impairments
ROM and strengthening exercises
Positioning and orthotic fabrication and management
Functional endurance
Congenital hand differences
Upper extremity traumatic injuries
Spasticity and movement disorders
Motor difficulties
Sensory organizational skills related to neonatal and acute neurological events
Upper extremity traumatic injuries and sports-related injury
Musculoskeletal, orthopedic, or neurologic disorders or injuries
Spasticity and movement disorders
Congenital hand differences
Chronic pain conditions
Neurodevelopmental conditions
Motor planning and coordination difficulties
Sensory processing difficulties
Neurologic or movement disorders
Visual perceptual difficulties
Infant torticollis and plagiocephaly
Delayed gross and fine motor development
Adaptive equipment needs
Treatment-related to acute or chronic conditions
Speech delay
Speech disorder
Stuttering
Voice disorder
Language delay
Language disorder
Cochlear implant and hearing aid rehabilitation
Auditory verbal therapy (AVT)
Swallowing assessment and treatment which includes neuromuscular electrical stimulation
Improving memory and attention skills
Articulation and speech
Stuttering
Speech disorder due to stroke, brain injury, or progressive neurological diseases
Language disorder due to stroke
Cognitive-linguistic disorders following brain injury
Voice disorder
Oral-pharyngeal swallowing disorders, including the following diagnostic and therapeutic procedures: videofluoroscopic evaluation of swallowing (VFES), and fiberoptic endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES)
Working on oral sensory, motor, and behavioral strategies for feeding disorders
Support for people having difficulty completing activities of daily living
Acute cognitive impairments
ROM and strengthening exercises
Positioning and orthotic fabrication and management
Functional endurance
Congenital hand differences
Upper extremity traumatic injuries
Spasticity and movement disorders
Motor difficulties
Sensory organizational skills related to neonatal and acute neurological events
Upper extremity traumatic injuries and sports-related injury
Musculoskeletal, orthopedic, or neurologic disorders or injuries
Spasticity and movement disorders
Congenital hand differences
Chronic pain conditions
Neurodevelopmental conditions
Motor planning and coordination difficulties
Sensory processing difficulties
Neurologic or movement disorders
Visual perceptual difficulties
Infant torticollis and plagiocephaly
Delayed gross and fine motor development
Adaptive equipment needs
Treatment-related to acute or chronic conditions
Speech delay
Speech disorder
Stuttering
Voice disorder
Language delay
Language disorder
Cochlear implant and hearing aid rehabilitation
Auditory verbal therapy (AVT)
Swallowing assessment and treatment which includes neuromuscular electrical stimulation
Improving memory and attention skills
Articulation and speech
Stuttering
Speech disorder due to stroke, brain injury, or progressive neurological diseases
Language disorder due to stroke
Cognitive-linguistic disorders following brain injury
Voice disorder
Oral-pharyngeal swallowing disorders, including the following diagnostic and therapeutic procedures: videofluoroscopic evaluation of swallowing (VFES), and fiberoptic endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES)
Working on oral sensory, motor, and behavioral strategies for feeding disorders