Our rehab team understands that when you’re discharged from the hospital following a surgery, or when you’ve just received an unexpected diagnosis, the road to recovery has just begun. From surgery to stroke and everything in between, we are dedicated to helping you restore and preserve your functional capabilities and achieve your highest quality of life moving forward.
Our services for rehabilitation include occupational, physical, and speech therapies, as well as some unique programs for specific conditions and diagnosis. Services are available on an inpatient or outpatient basis, as well as to long and short-term residents of our Continuing Care Center.
Our program tailors services to a person’s age, general health, development level, and personal goals. Our Rehabilitation Center encompasses a variety of treatment areas, including private rooms, a large gym equipped with a variety of therapeutic equipment, and a whirlpool/ wound care area.
Rehabilitation therapy can be used to promote healing and/or improve function for a wide range of injuries or conditions. Some of the most common include:
The rehabilitation team at Community Memorial is comprised of licensed physical therapists, licensed occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, and licensed physical therapist assistants. Together, our rehabilitation specialists provide comprehensive, personalized care to help patients improve mobility, restore function, and maintain independence.
Rehabilitation therapy can support recovery, improve function, and help patients regain independence following an injury, surgery, illness, or diagnosis. Our rehabilitation team provides specialized care for a wide range of conditions and needs, including:
Community Memorial Rehabilitation is approved by the State of California Physical Therapy Board, Board of Occupational Therapy, and the California Speech-Language and Audiology Board. Our program complies with California Title 22, meets State and Federal Regulations, and complies with the policies and guidelines of the Physical Therapy Department, the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy, Inc., the American Speech and Hearing Association, and the American Physical Therapy Association.
Rehabilitation therapy helps people improve or restore abilities that have been affected by an injury, surgery, illness, or medical condition. Depending on your needs, rehabilitation may include physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, or a combination of services.
Physical therapy focuses primarily on movement, strength, balance, mobility, and physical function. Occupational therapy helps patients improve the skills needed for everyday activities and greater independence. Speech therapy can address difficulties with speech, language, communication, cognition, and swallowing.
Rehabilitation therapy may be recommended if an injury, surgery, illness, or medical condition is affecting your mobility, strength, balance, communication, ability to perform daily activities, or overall independence. Your healthcare provider can help determine which type of rehabilitation is appropriate for your needs.
Rehabilitation is commonly recommended after orthopedic and other surgeries to help patients safely regain strength, mobility, flexibility, and function. The type and length of rehabilitation needed will depend on the procedure, your overall health, and your recovery goals.
Whether you’re recovering from surgery or an injury, managing a chronic condition, or working to regain strength and independence, the rehabilitation team at Community Memorial is here to help. Our rehabilitation specialists work with you to develop a personalized treatment plan focused on your individual needs and goals, helping you make progress toward getting back to the activities that matter most.
Contact us to learn more about rehabilitation therapy