Day Rehabilitation
Day rehabilitation involves visiting the hospital for the day, one to two times a week for multiple therapies depending on your specific needs.
Day Rehabilitation is specifically designed to meet your individual goals and involves a tailored rehabilitation program that is delivered either one on one or in a group setting.
Our day rehabilitation unit is open from Tuesday-Friday.
Your rehabilitation team
Depending on your goals and needs, you may work with team members from the following areas who work in the Day Rehabilitation Services team:
- Rehabilitation Specialist
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Day Rehabilitation Programs:
Our Orthopaedic Rehabilitation Program is tailored for patients who
- have undergone or are about to undergo joint replacement surgery
- have suffered a recent fracture
- have undergone spinal surgery such as a fusion, discectomy or laminectomy
- need treatment to improve strength, mobility, flexibility, endurance and balance
- need to improve the way they walk
- need to improve their ability to do everyday activities
Our Reconditioning Rehabilitation Program is designed for patients who
- have recently experienced a serious acute episode of illness
- undergone a surgical procedure
- have a chronic medical condition
- need treatment to improve strength, endurance and balance
- need to improve their ability to do everyday activities
Our Neurological Rehabilitation Program is designed for patients who
- have recently had a stroke
- have recently undergone brain surgery
- have a neurological condition such as Multiple Sclerosis
- need treatment to improve strength, endurance and balance
- need help in reading, writing and finding the right words to say
- need to improve their ability to do everyday activities
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Sometimes, cancer treatment can affect your ability to perform everyday activities. Your physical abilities may be limited and your emotional wellbeing and quality of life my suffer.
The multidisciplinary CancerCare ACTIVATE program is specially designed for people who have experienced a decline in function and quality of life as a result of cancer treatment.
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