Rehabilitation Centers Articles

Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation for Alzheimer's and Dementia
It's hard to believe that people with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia can benefit from physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy when they cannot recall familiar people and places.
Rehab services help maintain function »
The Difference Between Physical, Speech and Occupational Therapy
Various therapies are available to help elderly parents regain strength, range of motion, and even issues with swallowing. Usually, a doctor will refer your parent to one of these professionals, but if you notice a problem, you can ask for help.
How these professionals help your parent »
Stroke Victims: Why Rehabilitation Makes Life Easier
When an elderly loved one has a stroke, you can be in shock. Depending on the part of the brain the stroke attacked, your loved one may be unable to speak, or unable to walk. That's why rehabilitative services are essential to recovery.
Numerous rehab services are available »
What kinds of physical therapy and rehabilitation are available for the elderly?
There are three main types of rehabilitation for elderly people: physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy.
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Does a doctor have to "prescribe" rehabilitation for an elder?
Regulations regarding physical, occuptional and speech therapy vary by state. Check with providers in your area to see if your father needs a doctor's referral before getting rehabilitation.
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Rehabilitation Centers for Elderly Stroke Victims
Strokes are devastating cardiovascular events that can leave people permanently disabled. After your loved one has a stroke and is released from the hospital, it is imperative that he or she receives rehabilitative services.
Rehab services restore function »
Does My Elderly Parent Need In-Patient Rehabilitation?
Inpatient rehabilitation is offered to those seniors who have suffered a major medical event, serious fall, or have a major illness. These services are generally offered within senior housing facilities where many seniors already live.
How can inpatient rehab help? »
Choosing a Transitional Rehab Facility for Elders
Many seniors require transitional rehabilitative therapies following injuries or surgeries. Rehabilitation can be short or lengthy. Caregivers can ask questions to make sure that their loved one receives the right care.
How to find the right rehab facility »

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