Rehab Facility Spokane WA - Rehabilitation Spokane WA - Royal Park Health and Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation Services

Working hard at our rehab facility in Spokane WA.

Short-term Rehabilitation

Royal Park is proud of being recognized throughout the Pacific Northwest as a progressive and comprehensive leader in long term care with a focus on a strong rehabilitation unit. We provide rehabilitation to clients with a variety of diagnoses including stroke, general medical and surgical procedures, fractures, amputation, and joint replacement.

Our residents who have chosen Royal Park Health and Rehabilitation for their short-term rehabilitation needs are admitted to the Transitional Care Unit (TCU), which includes such amenities as electric beds, cable television and phones. The TCU is in close proximity to the therapy gym and nurses’ station, and has its own dayroom with cable television, comfortable furniture, and a vending machine. There is also a wide variety of activities available to participate in 7 days a week, and church services are provided as well. There is a Care Conference scheduled within 14 days to discuss the plan of care and the discharge plan with the resident and resident’s family. A Care Conference can also be requested at anytime if needed. A social worker works closely with the resident and resident’s family in the discharge planning, and assisting in arranging Home Health services if required. Social Services also assists with placement into an Assisted Living Facility or Adult Family Home if the resident is unable to return home.

At Royal Park Health and Rehabilitation we combine the personal touch of our talented therapists with modern, open gym spaces, and state-of-the-art equipment. Our rehab facility in Spokane WA is an environment that encourages patients and residents to reach their personal best level of health.

·Physical therapists help patients reach their highest level of independent mobility and learn how to prevent injury.  Here are a few examples of physical therapy outcomes:

-Increase strength and mobility in the body and lower extremities
-Increase motor control
-Improve coordination and balance
-Improve overall strength conditioning, range of motion and endurance

·Occupational therapists work with patients to improve their command of activities of daily living.  Here are a few examples of occupational therapy outcomes:

-Functional independence: eating, bathing, toileting, homemaking, cooking
-Maintenance of wellness: dressing and grooming
-Prevention of further disability: home assessments and modifications, adaptive equipment
-Increasing safety awareness

·Speech & Language Pathology specialists assist patients in achieving improved quality of life through assessment of language, swallowing and/or cognitive disorders.  Here are a few examples of speech-language pathology outcomes:

-Improvement of speech and voice clarity
-Increasing comprehension and verbal expression
-Improvement of chewing and swallowing
-Maximizing cognitive language skills: memory, problem solving, abstract reasoning