Changes in the healthcare landscape have made protecting your medical options more difficult then ever before. With thousands of patients worth of rehabilitation experience, LifeHOUSE Health Services has the expertise to solve the most complex rehabilitation problems.
Regardless of the size or complexity of your medical needs, Riverside Healthcare Center can safely promote the health you have worked hard to achieve.
Stroke, Heart Attack, Hip Fractures, Hip Replacements, Knee Replacements, Debility, and multiple other medical issues are a part of what we work with every day. We have successfully brought back an improved level of functioning for a diverse portfolio of patients.
Questions to Ask Yourself Regarding Your Needs…
- What is your current health status?
- What services has your doctor indicated you or a family member will need for a full and complete recovery?
- What are your priorities in terms of quality of life after recovery?
- Who are the people that you want to assist you or your family member’s recovery so that a return to home is successful?
Personalized Services
All services, from consultative to comprehensive rehabilitation, are driven by your personal needs and circumstances. This attention to detail starts with the initial evaluation and ensures that we are consistently meeting your individualized goals.
Experience, empathy, and a diverse skills and equipment are crucial elements to the successful outcomes we achieve with our rehab services.
Our Teams and Equipment
The LifeHOUSE team of Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, and Speech Language Pathologists are experienced and skilled
Along with the quality of our teams, we also provide the most updated tools available to enhance each resident’s care. This includes use of the latest therapeutic equipment, electronic modalities, and avatar-based interventions. Our electronic documentation and communication systems ensure that our patients’ progress is closely monitored.
Rehabilitation Terms Defined:
Physical Therapy
Physical Therapists are most actively focused on mobility related goals in our setting. They are uniquely qualified to address a variety of deficits that afflict large muscle groups and to create adaptive techniques that will get their patients up and moving.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapists are committed to providing the training, education, and therapeutic activities necessary to restore as much independence as possible with activities of daily living.
Speech Language Pathology
Speech Language Pathologists work with their patients toward goals involving improved cognitive skills, swallowing and diet management, and communication.