• Occupational therapists promote independence with activities of daily living.
• Physical therapists help patients regain independence after an illness or injury. Physical therapists will create a structured program of movement to help patients walk, improve coordination and balance and regain strength and motion. The goal is to help a patient return to their baseline level of function.
• Speech-language pathologists, are experts at managing conditions affecting swallowing, communication, and cognition that may result after an injury or surgery. Treatments focus on speech production, auditory comprehension, verbal expression, reading, writing, attention, problem-solving, and other related cognitive-communication issues.
• Therapeutic recreational specialists provide treatment and education while offering recreational and other activity-based interventions to address the assessed needs of individuals to recover and maintain physical, cognitive, emotional, and social function, as a means to enhance independent living skills and overall quality of life.

In addition, our nurses are available around the clock to address our patients' medical, physical, and comfort needs, while working towards helping each patient become more independent.