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Traumatic Injury

Traumatic injuries vary in type and just as the injuries themselves can vary greatly, so too can the impact they have on the individual and his/her family. Following a traumatic injury, the entire rehabilitation team plays an important role in helping a patient regain independence.

Physical therapists help individuals regain muscle strength and flexibility, while occupational therapists work with patients on essential activities, such as grooming, bathing, dressing and using the bathroom. Speech-language pathologists evaluate patients’ abilities to express themselves and understand others, and address swallowing issues when necessary.

Medical psychologists often play an essential role in the rehabilitation process following injury, helping patients with behavior and emotional processing. Physiatrists, nurses and case managers oversee the rehabilitation process, ensuring coordinated care and making recommendations for next steps following inpatient rehabilitation.



INPATIENT DIAGNOSES

Amputation
Brain Injury
Joint Replacement
Multiple Sclerosis
Neurological Conditions
Spinal Cord Injury
Stroke
Traumatic Injury

INPATIENT SERVICES

Case Management
Medical Psychology
Neurological Therapy
Nutrition & Dietary Counseling
Occupational Therapy
Physical Therapy
Physician Services
Rehabilitation Nursing
Speech & Language Pathology
Stroke Rehab
Therapeutic Recreation


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