Inpatient & Outpatient
Rehab Therapy
Inpatient rehab therapy is an intensive form of therapy that is often administered immediately after a major medical event, such as a brain injury or stroke, amputation, or other life-changing event, and may be prescribed after a hospital stay. The goal of inpatient rehab therapy is to return patients home safely, sometimes with follow-up outpatient therapy to help patients reach their highest level of recovery.
Outpatient rehab can help a wide range of medical conditions, from mild to moderate, but doesn’t require a stay at our facility. Outpatient therapy helps with things like recovering movement or speech following a stroke, expanding movement after an injury or surgery – like hip, knee, or other joint replacement – or learning new ways to accomplish tasks due to physical limitations. Contact us today to see if outpatient rehabilitation therapy is right for you. Inpatient and outpatient therapy are often covered by Medicare and other insurances.
