CHI St. Alexius Bismarck Rehabilitation Services

Our Rehabilitation Services provide occupational therapy, physical therapy, and speech therapy. The services are designed to accommodate the unique needs of patients of all ages requiring rehabilitative care.

Rehabilitation Services at CHI St. Alexius Health include occupational therapy, physical therapy and speech therapy. The services are designed to accommodate the unique needs of patients of all ages requiring rehabilitative care.

Occupational therapy is a healthcare profession concerned with the development, recovery and maintenance of daily living activities. Occupational therapy may include education, exercises, and the use of devices which compensate for permanent loss of function.

Physical therapy is a healthcare profession concerned with maximizing movement and function that has been impaired by injury, surgery, or medial conditions. Physical therapy may include education, exercises, treatment modalities and other interventions. Physical therapy provides care for a wide range of medical conditions.

Speech-language pathologists at CHI St. Alexius Health evaluate and treat patients of all ages (infant through geriatrics) to address speech, language, cognitive, voice and/or swallowing difficulties.

CHI St. Alexius Health’s Pediatric Therapy Services is dedicated to children and their families. Whether a child is speaking, walking or trying something new for the very first time, we look forward to taking that journey with you. If you are questioning whether your child is on the right path to achieving success, speak with your healthcare provider about therapy options.

We utilize a team approach for the treatment of neurological, orthopedic and genetic disorders, as well as problems associated with premature birth and developmental delays. Our team includes occupational, physical, and speech therapists who work closely with a child’s physician. Our goal is to assist each child to live the fullest life possible by enhancing function and promoting independence through therapeutic programming.

Occupational therapy addresses a variety of concerns that may arise throughout the development of your child. These concerns may include, but are not limited to:

Physical therapy focuses on gross and fine motor skills, strength and endurance, balance and coordination and sensory processing and integration. Common conditions treated by physical therapy include, but are not limited to:

Speech-language pathologists work with children of all ages. For example, infants and toddlers may receive speech therapy if they have feeding and swallowing problems or need assistance in developing verbal communication. Preschool children also may require extra help to learn basic skills, such as communicating wants and needs. School-age children go to speech therapy to learn how to correct articulation errors and improve language skills. Areas of treatment include: