Short-Term Rehabilation

19 Dec

Transitional Care

Transitional care is a temporary private pay option for residents who may benefit from an additional period of professional care following a prescribed course of rehabilitation. It combines skilled nursing, round-the-clock supervision and personal assistance in a familiar and restful environment. Each resident decides when the time is right to return home, making it a great way to sample full-time residency without a long-term commitment.

19 Dec

Stroke Rehabilitation

Our specialized stroke rehabilitation program is designed to help restore residents to optimum levels of functionality while helping them compensate for decreased capabilities. By regaining greater independence in accomplishing daily tasks, many go on to enjoy a quality of life beyond their expectations.

Our highly personalized, integrated programs include:

Physical, occupational and speech therapy
Gait, balance and mobility training
Psychological support
Dysphagia therapy

19 Dec

Respiratory Therapy

For residents with lung disease and chronic respiratory problems, our comprehensive respiratory therapy program helps them recover and better cope with their conditions. Because breathing problems are often accompanied by a great deal of stress and apprehension, individualized physical and occupational therapies may be supplemented by breathing control techniques designed to promote relaxation and alleviate fear. The program may also include oxygen therapy, dietary counseling, and education in specific disease management/self care issues.

13 Jan

Wound Care

For patients with hard to heal wounds, our comprehensive wound care program includes a broad range of leading edge therapies and treatments, including:

Surgical wound debridement
Chemical wound debridement
Wound VAC
Burn care
Tissue ultrasound
Electrical stimulation

Our full-time staff includes a physician wound care specialist and trained wound care nurses who play an active role in assessing, diagnosing, and overseeing all wound care procedures and protocols. To prevent recurrence, our unique whole person approach to care also stresses wound prevention and self-management.

The program is designed to treat a wide range of problems, including:

Diabetic ulcers
Pressure ulcers
Arterial and venous ulcers
Burns
Infections
Surgical wounds
Amputations

Also treated are complex wounds resulting from conditions that
compromise circulation, such as: diabetes, traumatic injury,
surgical breakdown, congestive heart failure, vascular disease,
incontinence, obesity, renal failure, lymphedema and others.

13 Jan

Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Following a surgical procedure, our main goal is returning patients to their highest level of functionality, as quickly and safely as possible. Our multidisciplinary team of therapists and support staff specialize in creating personalized rehab programs that address a wide range of post-operative conditions and diagnoses following:

Joint replacement
ACL replacement
Rotator cuff repair
Lumbar/cervical laminectomy/discectomy
Spinal fusion
Hand surgery

13 Jan

Physical, Occupational & Speech Therapies

In order to get patients back on their feet and back home quicker than other facilities, Manning Gardens has the capability of providing physical, occupational and speech therapies as often as the patient’s physician recommends it – up to seven days a week, for up to three hours a day. Our advanced therapeutic modalities address a wide range of orthopedic, neurological and other disabilities, diseases and conditions, including:

Joint replacement
Neuro-muscular diseases
Cardiac conditions
Traumatic brain injury
Spinal cord injury
Stroke
Dysphagia
Fractures
Post-surgical complications
Diabetes complications
Amputation

13 Jan

Orthopedic Rehabilitation

Our orthopedic rehabilitation program offers the combined therapeutic, clinical and technical resources needed to address a wide range of orthopedic conditions, including:

Joint replacement
Fractures
Cervical and lumbar injuries
Arthritis and osteoporosis
Amputations

More importantly, our comprehensive program is under the direction of L & J Telesmanic Rehab experts. This unique relationship represents a distinct advantage for Manning Gardens residents.

Using a multidisciplinary approach to care, individually designed treatment plans combine specialized therapies, pain management, strength, balance and mobility training, biomechanical re-education, joint protection and other techniques to help restore even frail and high risk patients to optimum levels of functional independence.

13 Jan

Neuromuscular Therapy

For persons affected by neuro-muscular disorders, including Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Guillain-Barre Syndrome and Parkinson’s Disease, our facility provides comprehensive therapy designed to restore maximum functional performance and overall well-being.

Individualized care plans address each patient’s physical, cognitive, emotional and vocational needs and deliver a range of specialized treatments and services, including:

Strength and range of motion exercises
Mobility training
Re-education in skills of daily living
Communication skills re-training
Swallowing management
Gait and balance training
Psychological counseling and family support

13 Jan

IV Therapy

When the road to recovery calls for intravenous therapy, our experienced staff can ensure it’s done correctly and with compassion. From maintaining the right fluid balance, to monitoring drug effectiveness, to treating infection and relieving pain, our highly trained IV therapists and dedicated nurses work closely with our patient’s personal physicians to maximize comfort and speed recovery.

13 Jan

Short-Term Rehab Discharge Planning

Prior to a resident’s discharge from our facility, our rehabilitative professionals make sure they’re ready for the challenges involved with returning home or to an alternate level of care. In addition to outlining personalized exercise plans and guidelines for safely performing daily routines, our therapists will make sure each patient can manage stairs and other obstacles related to returning home. Our social workers may arrange for wheelchair assistance or other assistive devices, and our nutritionists may go over dietary issues that could impact a full recovery. If applicable, our nurses will provide information on wound care and medication management. All this will ensure that once they leave our facility, residents will be adequately prepared to resume optimal functionality and independence.