Day Rehabilitation
The CHRISTUS St. Michael Day Rehabilitation Program is designed to meet individual needs with an interdisciplinary, comprehensive therapy approach. It is our goal to provide you with hospital-quality therapy and one-on-one treatment in a pleasant, encouraging environment.
Our treatment team strives to achieve the most independent and productive lifestyle possible for people recovering from stroke, spinal cord injury, amputation, major or multiple trauma, brain injury, polyarthritis, neurological disorders, as well as knee and hip replacement. The team can also build treatment plans for individuals receiving or recovering from an oncology diagnosis.
Admission Requirements
Referral to the program is obtained from your physician. For more information or questions about the Day Rehabilitation Program, call us today.
CHRISTUS St. Michael Day Rehabilitation Program is an outpatient department of CHRISTUS St. Michael Health System.
Hours & Locations
St. Michael Day Rehabilitation
Additional Information
Our Cancer Rehab Program provides services for the following:
Mobility: Walking safely in and outside your home and as well as safely climbing stairs.
Pain Management and Symptom Control: Pain reduction modalities, such as heat/cold applications as well as dry needing.
Physical Abilities: Hands-on techniques to improve your strength, flexibility, balance, endurance, and coordination.
Exercise Programs: Specialized exercise programs to address problems affecting your ability to function.
Family Training: Assisting your family members/caregivers on how to safely assist you during transfer and during walking or exercise.
Lymphedema Services: Prevention and treatment for edema and lymphedema, including manual lymphatic drainage and custom garment fitting.
Patients who may benefit from the Pre-Driving Assessment include those who have had cognitive and/ or physical impairments due to stroke or brain injuries, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s/dementia, depression/anxiety, Peripheral Neuropathy, Multiple Sclerosis, or Poliomyelitis.
A family conference may be scheduled for the family to meet the treatment team and discuss the patient’s progress, discharge plans, future treatment, as well as other areas of concern. The patient’s treatment plan is reviewed at least every 30 days and more frequently if significant changes occur in his or her condition.