Who We Serve
Our program caters to individuals facing various difficulties, including limitations in self-care, impaired mobility, balance, and coordination, restrictions in joint strength and motion, changes in memory and cognitive functions, speech and communication problems, and swallowing disorders. These difficulties can arise from conditions such as stroke, hip fractures, certain forms of arthritis, amputations, neurological disorders like multiple sclerosis (MS), Parkinson’s disease, and muscular dystrophy, major multiple trauma, spinal cord injury, and brain injury.
Outpatient Rehabilitation Programs
At Hunt Regional Healthcare, all of our individual rehabilitation programs are designed with the patient in mind. Whether the goal is to relieve chronic pain, improve motor skills or work toward exercising independently, our rehabilitation team is dedicated to helping patients overcome challenges and get back to their ways of life. Learn more about each one of our rehabilitation programs below:
At Hunt Regional Healthcare’s Physical Therapy Clinics, our therapists are trained in helping each patient restore his or her function and mobility. We do this by first performing a thorough evaluation, and then developing a physical therapy program tailored to a patient’s current state of mobility and rehabilitation goals.
Hunt Regional Healthcare’s outpatient Occupational Therapy (OT) program helps patients regain daily living as well as work skills. This includes but is not limited to eating, grooming, dressing and fine motor skills. Our occupational therapists do this by first performing an evaluation, and then developing an OT program tailored to address each patient’s condition and rehabilitation goals.
Our outpatient Speech-Language Therapy program helps patients restore communication and swallowing skills lost due to a disorder, illness or injury. With the help of our speech-language pathologist, programs are created to ensure that each patient reaches his/her highest possible level of functional communication.
Our outpatient Pediatric Speech Therapy program helps treat young patients with speech, language, cognitive-communication, and swallowing disorders.
Our outpatient cognitive therapy program helps patients regain or maintain memory skills lost due to a disorder, illness, or injury.
Our outpatient pelvic floor therapy program in Greenville helps patients with bladder and bowel problems, pelvic pain, and surgery recovery.
Lymphedema is characterized by swelling in the arms and legs caused by fluid build-up. It is commonly seen in patients who have undergone cancer treatment. There are many different lymphedema treatments; however, the overarching goal of this program is to control swelling in the affected area.
The LSVT BIG® Therapy program is designed to improve motor skills in individuals with Parkinson’s disease and other neurological conditions.
Dry needling is a fairly new technique used to help manage a variety of different chronic pain-causing conditions like osteoarthritis, headaches, shin splints, TMJ and more.
Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit
Inpatient (or acute) rehabilitation provides opportunities for recovery like no other outpatient or skilled nursing facility can offer. This type of intensive therapy helps patients regain strength, improve mobility, perform activities of daily living independently, and return home if possible.
Refer a Patient
Referrals can be initiated by physicians, patients and their families; discharge planners; and allied health professionals.
We invite you to contact the program director at the Inpatient Rehabilitation Unit to discuss our services, code of ethics, mission, and philosophy as well as to arrange a tour of the unit.
Our program director or case coordinator will contact you immediately about the viability of admission for your referral. They can tell you if your patient has the potential for admission based on their diagnosis and functional need. Together, we can help your patient recover and achieve as much independence as possible.
If you believe a patient may benefit from our rehabilitation services, please phone us. A member of our staff will perform a screening at no charge. If it is determined that the patient is not a candidate for inpatient rehabilitation, alternate resources will be discussed.
Call today at 903-408-1737 or 903-408-1740.
