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Result-Driven Subacute Care
Our goal is to help every resident reach their therapy goals as soon as possible so they can quickly return home to their homes and families. This is achieved with the help of our expert rehab staff who see “patient discharge” as the climax of their dedicated relationship with each resident.
Whether you’re recuperating from surgery, illness, trauma, hospitalization or a joint replacement, our admissions team is dedicated to ensuring your transition to subacute care is simple and seamless. From the moment you reach out to us, our team will work closely with you and your family throughout every aspect of your recovery.
At Gwynedd you will benefit from:
- Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy 7 Days Per Week
- State-of-the-Art Rehab Gym & Equipment
- Highly Trained Rehabilitation Personnel
- Consulting Specialists
- Physiatrist On Staff
- Patient & Family Education
- Comprehensive Discharge Planning & Post-Discharge Follow-up
Following surgery or illness, Gwynedd offers the ideal setting for your rehabilitation.
Our rehabilitation team is comprised of physical, occupational and speech therapists, with each helping patients mastering different aspects of function and self-care.
PHYSICAL THERAPY addresses areas such as strength training, range of motion, walking, balance issues, fall prevention, prosthetics, orthotics and transfers & bed mobility. Modalities include therapeutic exercises, gait and balance training, endurance and fitness training, joint mobilization and massage/myofascial release.
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY concentrates on muscle strength and tone, gross and fine motor coordination, visual/perception difficulties, positioning, wheelchair management, cognition and activities of daily living. Various treatments include range of motion exercises, splinting, coordination exercise, compensatory training, positioning devices, and ADL practice in a real-life setting.
SPEECH THERAPY focuses on language, speech and voice disorders; hearing, weight loss/poor food intake, and memory loss through the usage of various techniques such as oral motor exercises, aphasia therapy, dysphagia therapy, compensatory strategies and cognitive therapy.
