Outpatient Rehabilitation Services - Recovery that works with you and your lifestyle.
Your day-to-day routine says so much about you. Your priorities. Your family's needs. Your job. Even what you do for fun. When an injury or illness leads you to rehabilitation, you don't want to put your life on hold. Mercy Mt. Airy works with you so that you get the therapy you need while maintaining as much of your daily routine as possible. And, we work with you, your physician and your family to make sure you reach your rehab goals. Our holistic approach cares for your mind, body and spirit, enabling you take on the challenge of recovery. The way to get there. Thanks to their professional expertise, our rehabilitation specialists take an individualized approach to your care. Our patients have a high rate of satisfaction with our services. We also work to make sure you receive the most cost-effective care possible. Our integrative continuum of care includes: - Outpatient services with convenient, extended hours
- Holistic health and wellness programs that nurture your mind, body and spirit
- Support groups that can help you cope with daily challenges
- Connections to community services from which you might benefit
Ensuring your progress.As you work with members of our rehabilitation team, we monitor your gains in independence and mobility. Our goal is to get you where you want to be. Feedback from our patients, families and physicians help us to reach our goal of service excellence.
Expertise that you need. Physical Therapy Through individualized exercise programs, manual therapy and other approaches, Mercy's therapists help restore functioning and maximize recovery following illness, disease, injury or surgery. Typical conditions treat through physical therapy include: - injuries of the neck, shoulder, back, hip, knee, ankle and foot
- total joint replacement
- strokes or other neurological conditions
- amputations
- arthritis
- osteoporosis
- fibromyalgia
- lymphedema
Hand TherapyDesigned to help increase the use of the hand, arm, shoulder, and/or elbow after injury or trauma, this specialized treatment assists those who have: - carpal tunnel syndrome
- arthritis
- tennis elbow
- burns
- amputation
- tendon and nerve injuries
- impingement syndrome
Occupational TherapyBy focusing on helping you become as independent as possible, occupational therapists can help your motor, sensory and cognitive skills. Occupational therapy can teach you how to meet the challenges of daily living, conserve your energy for the tasks that are most important to you or modify your environment to meet your need for independence. Some of those who benefit from occupational therapy have illnesses or injuries such as: - stroke or other neurological disorders
- orthopedic conditions
- lymphedema
- low vision
- arthritis
- pulmonary disease
Speech - Language PathologySpeech Pathologists can assist you with speech, language and oral function difficulties and cognitive problems. Speech development, aphasia and fluency therapy, voice diagnostics and articulation therapy and other approaches may help those who have speech or language disorders due to: - brain injury
- post-surgical conditions
- stroke
- voice disorders
- swallowing disorders
Workplace RehabilitationYou can return to your job after an injury with the help of our Workplace Rehabilitation program. Physical rehabilitation and mental preparation help workers meet the challenge of safely re-entering the workforce. Our trained staff members develop individual programs that improve body mechanics, increase strength and flexibility and improve your functional capacity to return to your job safely and with confidence. Driver Evaluation and Training The Driver Evaluation and Training Program provides an objective, comprehensive assessment of a person's ability to drive safely. Occupational therapists who are state-certified driving instructors - and are handicapped endorsed - perform a number of tests to assess functional range of motion, strength, coordination, vision, and reaction time, problem solving ability, safety, decision-making and memory. The therapists also conduct testing with a simulator, and off-road course and an on-the-road course. To participate, you must have an Ohio driver's license and a doctor's prescription. Inpatient Services - Occupational, physical and speech therapy
- Driver's evaluation and training programs.
- Stroke support group
- Aphasia support group
513-853-5211 (phone) 513-853-5110 (fax)
Outpatient Services
- Physical Therapy
- Work Conditioning Programs
- Injury Prevention Programs
513-853-7870 (phone) 513-853-7872 (fax) |
