Helping Patients Get Back on Their Feet
The Rehabilitation Program at Rochester Regional Health has a simple philosophy of care — we're focused entirely on our patients. As each person recovers from the circumstances that sent them to the hospital, they will have skilled nurses, experienced therapists, and care coordinators dedicated to their personalized rehabilitative journey,creating a customized care plan that best meets each person's needs and personal goals.
With the strength of the Rochester Regional Health system behind us, we seamlessly coordinate care to ensure that no aspect of recovery is forgotten. Together, we empower our patients to live as independently as possible.
Common Conditions We Treat
We aim to ensure that you live as independently and safely as possible. Conditions we commonly treat as we work towards that independence include:
- Arthritis
- Balance disorders
- Cardiac disorders
- Cognitive impairments
- Depression
- Frequent falls
- Incontinence
- Joint replacement
- Osteoporosis
- Pain
- Parkinson’s disease
- Swallowing disorders
- Vision disorders
- Walking impairments
- Weakness
If a patient needs a specialized program, our providers will refer them to specialists throughout our system, leaving no stone unturned as we get everyone back on their feet.
Occupational Therapy
As we work to find a rehabilitation plan that suits each patient’s needs, we’ll consider occupational, physical, restorative, and speech therapy. Our team will involve the patient, their family, and their care team in every step of the process, keeping everyone up to speed on the prognosis and timeline for heading home.Physical Therapy
Our expert rehabilitation physical therapists work with patients to create and enact the best course of treatment for whatever is limiting their ability to move or perform daily activities. An individualized plan may focus on improving muscular strength, balance, flexibility, or functional mobility depending on everyone’s needs.Restorative Therapy
In restorative therapy, we help patients to maintain function, improve their self-esteem, and foster independence. Restorative treatment is ongoing and works to promote everyone’s ability to live as safely and independently as possible.Speech Therapy
If speaking, hearing, swallowing, expression, or comprehension are slowing a patient’s recovery, our experienced speech therapists can help.