When is outpatient rehab needed?

As directed by a physician, outpatient rehab is useful when injury, surgery, accident or illness has compromised functional abilities, and when overall physical health presents no need for residential care. By following a regimen of individually focused treatment, adult and senior patients can improve endurance and build confidence while rehabilitating their functional skills.

A good candidate for outpatient rehab is:

• Medically stable after a medical event such as a stroke, hip or other fracture, or an injury related to a fall or illness
• Able to live in own residence without risk of complications
• Mobile and ambulatory
• Needing to relearn skills, such as speaking — or learn new skills, such as walking with a brace

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