Rehabilitation is a powerful tool that can help individuals overcome and recover from many different physical and mental life challenges. Our rehabilitation blogs offer extensive information on many forms of rehab, including physical, occupational, and many others.
In the United States, there is one heart disease-related death every 33 seconds. Those who have had a heart attack are frequently prescribed cardiac rehabilitation to strengthen their heart and reduce the chances of having a second heart attack. However, you may wonder what happens during a cardiac rehab session, and if it is covered by Medicare….
Physical therapy is a vital step when recovering from a joint replacement, stroke or accident. Through physical therapy rehabilitation we have helped our residents learn to walk again, return to activities of daily living and, most importantly, return to their home and the ones they love. But who covers the cost of physical therapy? And is…
It’s an understandable mistake. When most people hear “occupational therapy,” they think of preparing someone to go back to their job. The word “occupation” can provide some confusion, especially when you realize there are several different kinds of rehabilitative therapies—including physical therapy. We’ll break down what these therapies are to clearly show you the differences…
Maybe your father slipped and fell while getting out of the shower. Maybe you tripped on an area rug and landed on your knee. The older you get, the more likely you are to break a hip or leg after a fall. Often, these may require emergency surgery. Rehabilitation is started while you’re in the…
Most patients need physical therapy after hip replacement surgery. If you are one of them, it’s vital to know where to get the best physical rehabilitation care and how to maximize your Medicare benefits. After a major joint replacement surgery, you usually aren’t ready to go directly home. Typically, your doctor will prescribe inpatient physical rehabilitation…
Imagine not being able to eat without pain. Consider the fact that thousands of Americans are barely able to swallow. In certain cases, swallowing can even be impossible. The medical term for difficulty swallowing is dysphagia, and working with a speech therapy clinic can help resolve these issues, enabling you to enjoy eating normally again….
We know it can be frustrating. Recovering from a hip or knee replacement can be a time-consuming process. We want you to remember that nothing worthwhile happens overnight, and we admire every resident who arrives for physical therapy, determined to master new skills. That’s why we wanted to provide some tips that will help you…
Falls can cause injury at any age. However, senior citizens are much more likely to break a bone after a fall, particularly if they have osteoporosis. Regardless of how old you are, what typically follows is the long road of rehabilitation. Sometimes, for safety or other reasons, this rehabilitation is better conducted in a skilled…
After a knee or hip replacement, your doctor will determine if you’re able to be discharged to your home. If not, you’ll need to have inpatient physical therapy. This usually means a temporary stay at a skilled nursing facility like Brunswick Cove. There are a few things you’ll need before you start inpatient rehab physical…
