Outpatient Rehabilitation Services at a Glance:
Focused Care to Help You Heal at Home
Designed for patients that are medically stable and able to travel for therapy, outpatient rehabilitation supports recovery after surgery, chronic condition management or hospitalization. Therapists provide personalized care to help you regain your strength and function.
Therapy Tailored to Your Needs
Outpatient care may include physical, occupational or speech therapy, among others, based on your specific goals and referral. The goal is to match you with the clinic, therapist and schedule that best supports their specific recovery.
A Collaborative Approach
Each rehabilitation specialist will work directly with you, the referring physician and any other specialists involved in the patient care journey to keep their care on track. We focus on a smooth transition from inpatient, hospital or physician-based care to outpatient therapy, with a goal of maximizing independence and function.
Who We Help
Outpatient rehabilitation supports individuals recovering from joint replacement, injury, stroke, neurological events and chronic conditions. This is a great option for patients who have completed inpatient rehabilitation and are continuing their progress.
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Inpatient Rehabilitation Services at a Glance:
Comprehensive, Caring Inpatient Recovery
This program supports individuals recovering from life-changing injuries or conditions. Care is delivered by a team of experienced professionals, including physical medicine and rehabilitation physicians, nurses, physical and occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists and therapeutic specialists. Each team member works together to promote recovery and independence.
Customized Therapy Plans
Each inpatient therapy plan is individually tailored to meet your unique medical condition and goals. Your therapy schedule will include a minimum of 3 hours of therapy per day, 5/7 days per week, based on your diagnosis and progress, with a focus on regaining mobility, communication, and self-care skills.
24/7 Support
Rehabilitation nurses provide round-the-clock care, assisting with daily needs and reinforcing skills learned in therapy. Support includes caregiver training, medication management and techniques for handling changes such as bowel and bladder control or skin integrity.
Medical Oversight from Rehabilitation Physicians
Patients are seen regularly by a physical medicine and rehabilitation physician who closely monitors progress and adjusts the care plan as needed. Family members are included in care discussions to ensure support continues at home.
Exceptional Patient Outcomes
Patient outcomes at Bryan Health consistently meet and exceed those of other regional and national inpatient rehabilitation facilities. A key measure of success is the ability to return home. On average, 82 percent of patients at Bryan are discharged directly home, which is more than seven percentage points above regional and national averages.
Who We Help
Inpatient rehabilitation is ideal for individuals recovering from stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, orthopedic trauma, or neurological disorders. It’s also a good option for those experiencing a recent health change that affects everyday living.
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Common Treatments
We help children with a wide range of conditions, including:
- Developmental delays
- Neurological or chromosomal disorders
- Autism spectrum disorders
- Torticollis
- Feeding and swallowing issues
- Sensory processing challenges
- Speech and language difficulties
- Premature birth risks
- Brain or birth injuries
Pediatric Physical Therapy
Pediatric therapists focus on improving movement, strength, balance, posture and coordination. Therapy may also include assessment for orthotic bracing when needed, helping children develop age-appropriate motor skills for everyday life.
Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Pediatric therapy focuses on fine motor skills, sensory regulation, feeding, handwriting, visual-motor integration and daily self-care. Therapists also assist with adaptive equipment and provide parent education to help extend progress into the home environment.
Pediatric Speech Therapy
Speech-language pathologists work on speech clarity, language development, and swallowing. Therapy may include articulation support, receptive and expressive language activities, and feeding therapies for children with oral motor or texture sensitivities.
Why Families Choose Bryan
Expert care is paired with a family-centered approach. Therapists collaborate with parents to ensure therapy is goal-focused, age-appropriate and engaging, helping children not only meet milestones but thrive throughout their development.
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