Rehabilitation Services

Treatments

Hand therapy

Hand therapists evaluate and treat patients to improve hand and/or upper extremity function. 

Treatment focuses on:

• Splinting
• Hand function and coordination
• Joint and soft tissue mobilization
• Therapeutic exercise
• Edema management
• Pain management 

Occupational therapy

Occupational therapists evaluate and treat patients to improve functioning in daily life activities.

Treatment focuses on:

• Activities of daily living (ADLs)
• Upper extremity function
• Swallow/dysphagia/self-feeding
• Functional mobility training
• Therapeutic positioning
• Equipment prescription (wheelchair, commode and adaptive aids)
• Splinting
• Energy conservation/work simplification
• Visual-perceptual screening/training

Physical therapy

Physical therapists evaluate and treat patients to improve their strength, flexibility, coordination, balance and mobility skills.

Treatment focuses on:

• Spine and extremity rehabilitation
• Sports rehabilitation
• Joint and soft tissue mobilization
• Functional mobility training
• Gait and balance training
• Neuromuscular re-education
• Therapeutic exercise
• Aerobic conditioning
• Pain evaluation and treatment
• Equipment prescription (ambulation devices and orthoses)

Speech-language pathology

Speech-language pathologists evaluate and treat patients to improve communication, cognition and swallowing.

Treatment focuses on:

• Communication retraining for aphasia, dysarthria, dysphonia or head/neck trauma
• Cognitive retraining
• Augmentative communication devices
• Trach weaning protocols/Passy–Muir speaking valves
• Swallow/dysphagia evaluation and treatment
• Instrumental swallow assessment (videofluoroscopy, FEES, FEEST)
• Post-laryngectomy communication options

All rehabilitation therapies require a physician's prescription. If you or someone you know might benefit from our services, contact your physician for a referral.