Rehabilitation
Services
Rehabilitation
is the art and science of restoring and promoting good health and independence.
It is frequently needed to recover from an accident, medical condition,
or surgical procedure. If you've experienced a decline in function due to
pain, stiffness, weakness, paralysis or loss of limb, you may greatly benefit
from Beverly Hospital's Rehabilitation Services.
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Physical Therapy to manage pain and improve strength, flexibility, balance, coordinated movements, locomotion (walking) and to prevent falls |
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Occupational Therapy to manage pain and improve activities of daily living (ADL) including manual skills at home, at work and in the community |
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Speech and Language Therapy to improve communication skills (comprehension and expression of written or spoken words) and feeding. For example, a stroke patient may need help with eating, swallowing and / or communication |
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Hand Therapy to improve strength, flexibility and coordination, plus return-to-work training |
We
will be happy to answer any questions you might have about your rehabilitation
needs. Please call us at (323) 725-4334 for more information.
We
provide therapy to all age groups on an inpatient or outpatient basis. Our
services consist of:
At Beverly Hospital our goals are to help you get back to doing the things
you were able to do before your illness or surgery, or learn new functional
skills required for a productive, independent and useful life
The
conditions most commonly seen are:
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Orthopedic (back and neck pain, arthrosis, sciatica, joint replacements, fractures, spinal cord and hand surgeries and sports injuries) |
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Neurological (Guillain-Barre, stroke, Parkinson's, nerve injuries and paraplegia) |
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General (Rheumatism, lupus and diabetic neuropathy) |
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Oncological (Lymphedema (swelling after breast surgery)) |
Our
licensed professionals work with our patients in a warm and friendly environment.
As part of our caring and personalized treatment we provide:
As part of our caring and personalized treatment we provide:
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Your choice of appointment time | |
Educational materials |
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Access to support groups | |
Community resource data and continuing care. |
