Physical Rehabilitation

Inpatient Rehabilitation

Education, Restoration, Recovery

Regain sound health, confidence, and hope.

Reclaim your life roles in family, friendships, work, and leisure.

A significant number of individuals discharged from acute care hospitals face persistent medical and physical challenges necessitating focused attention and treatment. Patients and their families are often advised to undergo a "rehabilitation" process. Contrary to common belief, rehabilitation is not solely defined by exercise and muscle strengthening activities; it primarily involves education. The rehabilitation team serves as educators rather than exercise trainers or cheerleaders, imparting valuable knowledge to patients and their families. Their role encompasses guiding patients and families on the most effective ways to regain optimal physical and emotional health, restore mobility, and enhance self-care capabilities. Wondering if treatment at a Palestine Regional Medical Center is suitable for you? Patients eligible for acute rehabilitation typically:

• Experience ongoing medical issues requiring extended hospitalization and close physician oversight.
• Face new disabilities limiting their mobility and self-care abilities.
• Are capable of actively participating in treatment, tolerating and benefiting from a minimum of three hours of daily physical, occupational, and speech therapy.

A positive attitude plays a very important role in patient progress, as does the comprehensive rehabilitative therapy received.

Unlock the path to successful rehabilitation through your unwavering commitment to give your best to therapeutic activities. With focused determination, you have the power to achieve anything you set your mind to. Embrace the journey towards recovery and reclaim your health and well-being. Your dedication is the catalyst for transformative results. Start today, and let your resilience pave the way to a brighter, healthier future.

Services We Provide

1. Physical Therapy (PT): Rehabilitation exercises and activities to improve mobility, strength, and coordination.
2. Occupational Therapy (OT): Assistance in regaining the skills needed for daily activities and work-related tasks.
3. Speech-Language Pathology (SLP): Evaluation and treatment for speech and language disorders, as well as swallowing difficulties.
4. Medical Care and Monitoring by Physician: Continuous medical supervision, medication management, and monitoring of vital signs.
5. Nursing Care: 24/7 nursing care to assist with daily activities, wound care, and medication administration.
6. Recreational Therapy: Therapeutic activities and recreation to improve physical, cognitive, and emotional well-being.
7. Case Management: Coordination of care, discharge planning, and assistance in transitioning to the next level of care.
8. Nutritional Counseling: Assessment of dietary needs and guidance on nutrition to support recovery.
9. Patient and Family Education: Education on managing the condition, preventing complications, and promoting overall well-being.
10. Assistive Devices and Mobility Aids: Provision and training in the use of assistive devices such as walkers, wheelchairs, or adaptive equipment.
11. Pain Management: Strategies and interventions to manage pain effectively during the rehabilitation process.
12. Respiratory Therapy: Support for individuals with respiratory issues, including breathing exercises and respiratory interventions.
13. Discharge Planning: Assistance in planning for a smooth transition back home or to a lower level of care, including follow-up care and outpatient rehabilitation.