Inpatient Rehabilitation

• Patients recovering from strokes, brain and spinal cord injuries, and other neurological conditions.
• Patients recovering from complex orthopedic surgery, fractures, amputations or serious injuries.
• Patients who have lost functional abilities after a prolonged hospital or intensive care stay, or after a serious medical condition.
• Patients who need coordinated rehabilitation to prepare for returning home or participating in community life.

• An individual rehabilitation plan overseen by a physical medicine and rehabilitation physician, with regular medical follow-up.
• Around-the-clock rehabilitation nursing focused on recovery, safety, health education and condition management.
• Physical therapy to improve movement, balance, strength and endurance, and to develop walking and safe mobility skills.
• Occupational therapy to restore as much independence as possible in daily activities, mobility and self-care.
• Speech-language therapy to improve communication and swallowing, along with cognitive rehabilitation when needed.
• Psychological and social support for patients and their families.
• Discharge planning, caregiver training and coordination of follow-up care.

We aim to provide coordinated rehabilitation centered on each patient’s needs, supporting meaningful recovery and the greatest possible independence and confidence in daily life.