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Our treatment teams are led by board-certified physicians who have specialized training in physical medicine and rehabilitation. You, your family or caregiver, and our specialists form a team with the ultimate goal of letting you continue to enjoy the best quality of life possible. We believe that you and your family should be an integral part of determining what’s meaningful and important for you to achieve. Together, we’ll meet and establish goals for your recovery.
We serve patients with medical or physical impairments due to illness or injury, including:
Our 22-bed inpatient rehabilitation facility offers:
The Methodist Acute Rehabilitation Center provides cutting-edge therapy equipment and technology, including:
Depending on your recovery needs, rehabilitation team members may include:
Offered at Methodist Hospital, the Amputation Specialty Program brings together a team of specialists, including physicians, nurses, therapists and a prosthetist, that are focused on treatment and recovery following limb amputation. We provide individualized care and education specific to the needs of each of our patients and their families. Highly-trained specialists work together to help patients achieve the greatest possible comfort, mobility and level of independence.
The Methodist Hospital Stroke Specialty Program brings together a team of specialists, including physicians, nurses and therapists who are focused on stroke treatment and recovery. We provide individual care and education specific to the needs of the stroke survivor and family. Through specialized physical, speech and occupational therapy, we help patients recover independence and function to lead as productive a life as possible.
Stroke survivors and their family members and caregivers are invited to join our Stroke Support Group. Our mission is to provide education, encouragement, hope and understanding for survivors and the people who love and care for them. For more information, please call (402) 312-4749 or (402) 354-4461.
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