We offer the following rehabilitation programs:

Amputee
Life after amputation is filled with the challenge of adapting and returning to a normal life. The goal of HealthSouth's amputee program is to return the patient to the highest level of independence and functional lifestyle at home, in the community and in the workplace.

Arthritis
For many people the pain of osteoarthritis can become so severe that it disrupts normal living. Caring for yourself becomes difficult, and handling family or work responsibilities may become impossible. HealthSouth's arthritis rehabilitation program helps an individual reduce and manage their pain while increasing their independence.

Brain Injury
Early rehabilitation is critical to help patients achieve their fullest potential after brain injury. HealthSouth has established a rehabilitation program that helps patients achieve and maximize functional and cognitive recovery following a brain injury. The program enables patients to become more self-sufficient and understand how to avoid future health problems.

General Rehabilitation
HealthSouth’s General Rehabilitation Program provides comprehensive medical rehabilitation services for individuals who have experienced a decline in their physical and cognitive abilities. This decline may be due to an illness or other medical condition. Our General Rehabilitation Program is designed to help patients maximize functional independence; maximize emotional well-being; and resume their previous roles or modified roles at work, home or leisure.

Hip Fractures

Joint Replacement
Rehabilitation following an orthopedic surgery is a very challenging and demanding experience. The rehabilitation program for joint replacement surgery was established to assist our patients in setting and achieving their goals to maximize functional recovery and independence.

Multiple Trauma
HealthSouth is committed to providing every opportunity for optimal recovery of the traumatically injured patient. Our teams provide extensive and comprehensive rehabilitation programs, keeping pace with a wide range of traumatic conditions including closed head, spinal cord and multi-trauma/multi-system injuries. Each program offers a team approach to establishing an individualized plan of care based on the specific deficits experienced by the patient.

Neurorehabilitation
HealthSouth's Neurological Disorders Program meets the needs of patients with chronic progressive conditions such as Parkinson's disease, or acute remitting diseases such as Multiple Sclerosis. By following a rehabilitation plan designed to achieve functional gains, patients become more functionally independent and learn how to reduce the risk of future medical problems.

Orthopedics
Orthopedic rehabilitation treats musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. HealthSouth's pathway to recovery for patients with orthopedic conditions helps them achieve and maintain functional gains in a timely, cost-effective manner. The program is individualized according to a patient's needs, functional goals and extent of injury.

Pulmonary
In response to the community’s air quality, the hospital offers a comprehensive pulmonary program. Patients with lung disease attend classes taught by a multi-disciplined team: respiratory therapists, nurses, case managers, and physical and occupational therapists.

Spinal Cord Injury
Spinal cord rehabilitation is an intricate and complicated process that requires a team of experts to enhance a patient's abilities on physical, cognitive and emotional levels. Based on a patient's limitations, our interdisciplinary team establishes an individualized treatment plan. Each plan of care incorporates specific methods that encourage the patient to develop pragmatic problem-solving approaches appropriate for his or her rehabilitation and continuing care.

Stroke
After many years of helping individuals recover from stroke, HealthSouth has established a stroke rehabilitation program to help patients achieve functional gains in a timely, cost-effective manner. This pathway to recovery allows patients to become more functionally independent and understand how to incorporate lifestyle changes that reduce the risk of future strokes or other complications.