Programs & Services
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Patient Physical Rehabilitation
Trinity’s Rehabilitation Center provides an integrated and interdisciplinary
team approach to help patients who have physical impairments. Programs
are available for patients with:
- Strokes and other neurological disorders
- Arthritis
- Amputations, joint replacements and other orthopedic problems
- Brain injury
- Spinal cord injury
The newly renovated Center has 20 private rooms, each
specially designed for rehabilitation.
Patients also utilize a home-like apartment to regain skills
such as cooking, bathing and dressing. Physical Therapy, Occupational
Therapy and Speech-Language Pathology areas have state-of-the-art
equipment, and the therapists are highly trained rehabilitation
specialists.
Meals are served in the newly remodeled dining area.
This area is also utilized for various social and recreational
activities. After discharge,
patients may continue their rehabilitation programs in our outpatient
rehabilitation center.
A van is available for community outings and home
visits. These trips
provide opportunities for patients to practice their skills in their
community, home and work place when appropriate.
Team Approach
With a team approach to treatment, a personalized rehabilitation
program is designed to meet the unique needs and goals of each
patient. The team
consists of the patient, his/her family, physicians, rehabilitation
nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech language
pathologists, psychologists, social workers, therapeutic recreational
specialists, dieticians, respiratory therapists, case coordinators
and vocational counselors.
Through a positive, personalized and interdisciplinary approach,
the team helps patients regain physical, emotional, social and
verbal skills needed to function at home, work and in their own
community.
Patient and Family Involvement
Patients and their families actively participate in the therapy
program which is designed to meet each patient’s unique goals
and needs. Each patient
and family is encouraged to participate in the development of
personal rehabilitation goals.
Family members play a crucial role in the success of the
patient’s rehabilitation. Family members will develop a sense of understanding and confidence
in helping the patient meet his own needs through participation
in family education programs offered by the rehabilitation staff.
At some point, family members may be encouraged to take patients
out of the hospital in preparation for discharge.
The therapy staff will provide the necessary training to
make this experience a productive part of the rehabilitation process.
What to Bring
A family member or significant other should be present during
the admission process. The family member is asked to bring the
following:
- Loose fitting clothing such as jogging outfits and sweat suits
- Non-skid shoes such as tennis shoes
- Personal toiletries including shampoo, razors and make up
- Medical insurance information and/or Medicare card
- List of current medications
Visiting Hours
To reach the highest level of function and independence, patients
must participate in all therapy sessions. Visitors are asked to please observe visiting hours.
| Monday – Friday |
4:00pm-8:00pm |
| Weekends/Holidays |
1:00pm-8:00pm |
Questions
Please feel free to call the Trinity Rehabilitation Center at
740-283-7070.The staff will be happy to answer any questions you
may have regarding the Rehabilitation Center and/or our treatment
program.
By providing an array of intensive rehabilitative services, the
Center continues the mission of Trinity Health System, to make
the highest level of quality care available to our community.
Inpatient Admission Criteria
In adherence to Medicare and accreditation standards, the following
are basic criteria for admission to the Trinity Rehabilitation
Center.
The patient must have one of the following medical conditions:
Stroke, Amputation, Major Multiple Trauma, brain injury, congenital
deformities, polyarthritis including knee replacements, spinal
cord injury, orthopedic dysfunction or degenerative neurological
disorders including multiple sclerosis, polyneuropathy, muscular
dystrophy, Parkinson’s disease and Guillain Barre.
The patient must require an intensive rehabilitation program which
offers a multidisciplinary team approach.
The patient must need close medical supervision, 24-hour
rehabilitation nursing and participate in three hours of physical,
occupation and/or speech therapy daily.
The patient must have the potential for achieving improvements
in activities of daily living.
A physician referral. For further information or to make a referral,
please call Trinity Rehabilitation at 740-283-8025.
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