Orthopedic therapy is designed to work with a person’s system of muscles, tendons, ligaments, bones, joints and the associated tissues that move the body and help maintain its form. Care & Rehab therapists work with patients to aid with flexibility, increase range of motion and create solutions to improve posture and overall body strength.

Outpatient therapy provides therapeutic intervention to people of all ages following surgery, illness or injury when hospitalization or 24-hour nursing care is not required.

Physical therapy is designed for people who have experienced a loss of strength or an increase in pain. Our therapists focus on improving range of motion and stamina through strength training, manipulation and education. Benefits of physical therapy include decreased pain and increased energy, which lead to greater independence for the patient.

Restorative therapy provides residents with passive and active range-of-motion exercises to improve or maintain mobility and independence. Care and Rehab staff members utilize person-specific functional maintenance programs to help our residents maintain a high quality of life. The rehab team works closely with the therapy department to administer these programs effectively. It is our goal to see on-going improvement with each resident, each day.

Speech therapy provides treatment to manage and prevent speech, language and swallowing disorders. Our therapists and patients work together to improve overall speech function, eating and drinking safety, as well as enhancing their ability to communicate effectively with family, friends and doctors.

Sports medicine is a form of physical therapy designed to prevent and manage sports- or exercise-related injuries. Our knowledgeable therapists provide insightful education on the prevention of sports and exercise related injuries. They also examine, assess and effectively treat any injuries that do occur in order to reduce pain, restore flexible movement and increase range of motion.

The goal of stroke therapy is to improve function so the stroke survivor can become as independent as possible. For patients who are stable, it is critical to begin rehabilitation as soon as possible after the stroke has occurred. We offer a stroke therapy regimen that consists of physical, occupational and speech therapy applied in a manner that preserves dignity and motivates the patient to relearn basic skills that the stroke may have taken away.