Rehabilitation
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If you or a family member requires a profession health care center you can count on Maple Crest Care Center. Maple Crest, in partnership with Rehab Care Inc., offers the best in rehabilitative care programs to a wide range of clients. All rehab programs are designed with one goal in mind: to get you back to your own home a quickly as possible.
Our professional therapists are trained to identify and supervise the special needs of residents. Each resident has an individual evaluation and treatment program designed just for them. The program is continually updated and modified to address their condition and progress. Whether we are treating obstructive pulmonary disease, cardiac conditions, or more acute conditions such as hip fractures and strokes, our trained staff is their to help.
We also offer a full range of speech and occupational therapy programs, all intended to help residents regain their health, mobility and peace of mind. For a more detailed look at these services, visit or Rehab Care’s web site at: (rehab website imbedded).
Specific Rehabilitation Services At Maple Crest Care Center
Residents at Maple Crest Care Center are assisted in their goals for recovery through the efforts of an interdisciplinary team of caring, experienced rehabilitation professionals. Goals may include improving strength, mobility, feeding abilities, and speech and a return to activities of daily living with minimum and maximum productivity.
The Rehab Care Team
At Maple Crest we offer several different kinds of therapy: Physical, Occupational and Speech therapists, as well as the resident and his or her family.
Physical Therapists (PTs)
Movement is their main focus. This includes bed mobility, transferring from the bed to a chair or toilet, walking using stairs and/or wheelchair mobility. PTs may instruct residents on the use of a walker or cane, maneuvering a wheelchair with one hand or on safe transfer techniques. They also work with residents to decrease pain and improve strength, endurance and range of motion.
Occupational Therapist (OT)
Occupational Therapists help residents become more self-sufficient by teaching them new ways to perform life tasks. Things like making breakfast, dressing or simply brushing their hair. OTs also teaches residents how to protect their muscles and joint and increase their strength and endurance. When necessary, training in the use of adaptive equipment, such as reachers and long-handled shoehorns, is provided and home evaluations are conducted to assess for safety issues.
Speech – Language Pathologist (SLP)
Language Pathologists evaluate and treat residents for hearing, language, communication and swallowing disorders. The focus of speech therapy is on improving speech-language expression, comprehension, and oral motor skills for accurate speech production and strategies for safe eating.
About Rehab Care
Rehab Care is one of the nation’s leading experts in managing the continuum of post-acute care, including rehabilitation programs in skilled nursing facilities, hospital inpatient rehabilitation programs, outpatient therapy programs, homes health and long-term acute care hospitals. We have been producing superior patient outcomes in these settings since 1982.
