REHABILITATION PROGRAMS

Homeward Bound Program

The Homeward Bound program is designed for patients to practice activities of daily living, mobility in a home, and cooking or housekeeping tasks as necessary. The therapy staff also addresses transferring in and out of a car, walking on uneven surfaces outside in the community, handling finances, and other tasks depending on the specific needs of the patient.  

Stroke / Neuro Programs

It is essential that a patient who has suffered a stroke or neurological injury/ impairment receive rehabilitation in a hospital that combines an excellent, specialized team with state of the art equipment.  It is through this combination of caring, advanced training and technology that a patient has the best chance to optimize their recovery and return to independence.  
 
Arlington Rehabilitation Hospital is dedicated to providing the staff, the skills and the technology that make a difference in the lives of our patients.  In pursuit of ongoing excellence in stroke / neurological rehabilitation the hospital was awarded a Three-Year Accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) for their Inpatient Rehabilitation Program – Stroke Specialty.

The goals of stroke rehabilitation are to:

• Increase independence

• Improve physical functioning and mobility

• Restore language skills and treat swallowing disorders

• Rebuild skills in daily living activities

• Provide emotional support to stroke survivor and family

Arlington Rehabilitation Neuro Program meets the needs of patients with conditions such as:

• Brain Injury         

• Parkinson’s Disease

• Neuropathy

• Multiple Sclerosis

• Spinal Cord Injury

• Encephalopathy

• Myopathy

• Brain Injury

Other Programs Include:

• Amputee

• Hip Fracture / Orthopedic