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Being Admitted To Rehabilitation

Admission to the acute rehabilitation program requires medical stability in order to participate in about three hours of rehabilitation therapy per day. Depending upon their medical status and rehabilitation progress, some patients may transfer between these programs to achieve their goals.

Your physician can tell you if you’re ready. To ensure medical stability during your rehabilitation, a physician is available at all times.

What To Bring

We maintain a home-like environment, so patients are encouraged to pack casual, comfortable clothing:
  • Shoes, sneakers and slippers

  • Changes of socks

  • Changes of underwear

  • Changes of shirts/blouses

  • Changes of slacks, pants, jogging suit

  • Changes of pajamas/nightgowns

  • Personal grooming supplies such as toothpaste, hairbrush or comb, deodorant and shaving equipment (electric preferred)

  • Recreation items, such as small games

  • Splints, braces or special beds from home, as applicable

  • Hearing aid and extra batteries, as applicable
(Please note that the family is responsible for the patient’s laundry.)

Preparing To Go Home

Before discharge, our staff may assess your home setting to be sure it is safe and supportive of your continued progress. We can advise you and your family about changes to your home environment that may be required for your therapy. Each patient has a case manager who coordinates a safe and smooth transition.

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