Rehabilitation Therapy - Dignity Health - Marian Regional Medical Center

At Marian Regional Medical Center, we provide specialized care to help people recover from injury, illness or surgery and regain strength, mobility and independence. Our patients benefit from a staff of physical, occupational and speech therapists who use a team approach to rehabilitative care. Our rehabilitative professionals are dedicated to your progress and are sensitive to your needs. Our staff's primary concern is your optimal recovery from any physical and neurological dysfunction and your progress towards optimal mobility.

Rehabilitation services can help people recovering from surgery, stroke, serious injury or those healing after joint replacement, managing neurological conditions, recovering from trauma or rebuilding strength after a hospital stay. Rehabilitation care is designed for people of all ages, focusing on helping patients safely return to everyday activities and improve quality of life.

Our physical therapists help with a wide range of conditions, including injuries, balance problems and rehabilitation after surgery or neurological events. We also offer specialized care for industrial injuries, neck and back pain and wound care.

We offer specialized balance training and rehabilitation to help improve your stability and reduce your risk of falls. We also offer guidance and recommend making regular appointments with your health care provider for general wellness exams as well as annual eye and hearing tests.

Our occupational therapists focus on helping you regain function and independence in your daily life. This includes custom splinting, therapy for neurological conditions and rehabilitation for orthopedic issues affecting the upper body, including common conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome. We also provide care for industrial injuries.

Our speech therapists provide care for both adults and children. We specialize in neurological rehabilitation, helping patients recover speech and swallowing functions after events like strokes, and offer pediatric intervention for communication and feeding challenges in younger patients.

The length of rehabilitation varies based on your condition, progress and goals. Some patients may need only a few weeks of therapy, while others benefit from longer-term rehabilitation. Your care team will regularly evaluate your progress and adjust your treatment plan as needed to help you achieve the best possible outcomes.

Referral requirements depend on your insurance plan and the type of therapy you need. Some plans allow direct access to rehabilitation therapy, while others require a referral from a physician. Our therapy team can help answer referral questions and assist with scheduling your appointment.