I really enjoyed the newsletter article about neuroplasticity techniqus challenging the term rehabilitation "plateau". I had that word thrown at me at another facility and it is definitely not one that I believe in. Read More »
Physical Therapy is a service traditionally utilized in rehabilitation programs. Typical efforts and treatment modalities of this therapeutic discipline include:
Enhancement of Self-Awareness
Problem-Solving Methods
Behavioral Control
Medication Self-Management
Time and Task Management
Compensatory Technologies
Family Education and Training
Strengthening and Endurance Training
Cardiovascular Fitness Training
Vestibular (balance) Assessment and Treatment
Proprioceptive (body-awareness) Assessment and Treatment
Mobility Training
Recuperative Treatments including E-Stim & Ultrasound
Spasticity Management Consultation
Intrathecal Baclofen Consultation
Self-care Management
Prosthetic Device Adaptation
Pain Management Techniques
Family Education and Training
Physical Therapy at CORE Health Care does much more than simply help a person to recover from the physical aspects of their injury or illness. At CORE, physical therapists work closely with all members of the treatment team to help the recovering individual understand their physical capabilities and make use of those abilities within their home and community. This approach is designed to take a person beyond the concept of being disabled. Simultaneously, every effort is made to help the individual accept physical exercise as an important and regular component of their future life. This is particularly imperative since recent research suggests that aerobic conditioning may play a significant role in increasing the ability of the brain to change through experience (also known as cortical plasticity).
The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) accreditation has been awarded to CORE Health Care for the Residential Rehabilitation Brain Injury Programs for Adults.