Southeast Health Circle East Rehab

These services are for patients who have disabilities due to an accident or injury, stroke, amputation or illness. Our team-oriented approach helps patients recover and return to their daily work and leisure activities as quickly and safely as possible.

We offer an intensive, acute inpatient rehabilitation program to help patients return to independent living at home. Inpatient rehabilitation requires the coordinated efforts of physical therapists, occupational therapists and speech therapists. It also includes 24-hour coverage by clinical staff skilled in medical rehabilitation.

The NeuroBalance Program is the only service of its kind in our region. Our program includes education, specialized rehabilitation and wellness programs for persons with neuromuscular disorders such as Parkinson’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis, stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury and for individuals who are susceptible to falls.

Our rehabilitation therapy programs increase mobility, balance and strength, which lead to improved independence and a better quality of life. Specially trained and certified therapists create an individualized plan and work one-on-one with each patient. Therapies include physical, occupational, speech and aquatic.

Our facility provides patients a safe, controlled environment to exercise with a highly-trained staff. We use state-of-the-art equipment such as body weight supported treadmill systems, Biodex balance training, BSDI fitness assessment and training, and the GAITRite® training system for walking.

Our wellness program is an exercise program that offers an individualized initial assessment by a wellness specialist. Each person works with a fitness specialist to establish an exercise and wellness program tailored to the individual.

Our research within our NeuroBalance Program suggests that Parkinson’s disease patients who participate in a specialized rehabilitation and wellness program demonstrate significant improvements in gait speed, balance measures, balance confidence, functional mobility, fine motor skills and quality of life. Our research on this topic was published in the Journal of Parkinson’s Disease in September 2013 and presented at the 2013 World Parkinson Congress, an international research conference in Montreal, Canada.

The goal of occupational therapy is to use creative and innovative methods to provide inpatients and outpatients with the care they need to return to a maximum level of independence as quickly as possible.

To address osteoporosis (a disease primarily affecting older women in which bones become fragile and more likely to break), we have developed an Osteoporosis Care Program at Rehab Services. Guided by research from the National Osteoporosis Foundation, our program assists individuals in coping with and preventing progression of bone disease.

Rehab services include rehabilitation for neurological and orthopedic problems, pediatrics, lymphedema care, low vision, ADL retraining, urinary incontinence, functional capacity evaluations, vestibular disorders, pain management, bariatric wellness, arthritis, swallowing, feeding and cognitive re-training.

As a continued commitment to patients, we offer aquatics therapy, rebuilder therapy, and balance therapy. Balance therapy allows you to utilize the latest physical therapy technology and equipment – including a Biodex Gait Trainer Treadmill, and the Biodex Balance System.

The Biodex machines assess – and condition – patient gait and balance. They support our therapists’ goal to provide patients the best therapy and care available.

Post-mastectomy lymphedema can occur in the arms and legs. It is a condition of localized fluid retention and tissue swelling produced by the body’s lymphatic system to fight infection. If the lymph vessels that carry the fluid are missing, impaired, damaged or removed, an abnormal amount of fluid can collect in the tissues of the affected area, causing the tissue to swell and become abnormally large. It interferes with wound healing and provides and environment for bacteria to grow, which can result in an infection if left untreated. The most effective treatment for lymphedema is complete decongestive therapy which we offer through our certified lymphedema therapists. This is a non-invasive, painless technique consisting of manual lymph drainage, exercise, compressive therapy and skin care.

You will need a prescription or referral from your physician to take advantage of Southeast Health Rehab Services. You or your physician’s office can call to schedule an evaluation. Following the evaluation, a therapist will discuss the results and recommendations with you and also communicate the results to your physician.

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