Therapy Rehabilitation

Physical Therapy                                                                                                           Physical therapists take your health history, observe your posture and movement, and use their hands to feel and evaluate problem areas. Treatment may include—but is not limited to—the following:

• therapeutic exercise
• application of therapeutic techniques
• training in daily living activities
• patient education

Occupational Therapy
The goal of Occupational Therapy is for the patient to be independent in activities of daily living, things most of us take for granted, like bathing, dressing, eating and cooking. After an assessment, a detailed plan of treatment is put in place for the patient. The goal is functional independence and the highest degree of dignity.

Speech Therapy
Often our patients need help with communication or swallowing difficulties, especially after experiencing a stroke. Through retraining and the application of specialized clinical techniques, our Speech-Language Pathologists are able to optimize a patient’s most critical functions of living, communication and eating and swallowing food for nutrition.