In some communities, for active duty servicemen and VA patients, we offer specialized subacute care from skilled medical and rehabilitation professionals in a non-institutional setting, including:
- Patients from the Veterans Home with medically complex challenges
- Patients waiting for an open bed at the Veterans Home, allowing them to continue to have their medical and rehabilitation needs met by experienced, caring staff
- Short- or long-term stays and patients with complex long-term medical issues for permanent living options
- Assisting injured soldiers in the community re-entry process through home and workplace evaluations combined with community integration to provide maximum independence and safety upon discharge
Our subacute care programs offer support for veterans with:
- Acquired Brain Injury (traumatic, anoxic, aneurysms/bleeds, cerebral vascular accidents)
- Spinal Cord Injuries (all levels, including Halo care)
- Complex Wound Care (including Vac therapy)
- Pulmonary (including vent care and weaning, trach care, suctioning and decannulation)
- Congenital Disorders (including anomalies, Cerebral Palsy and Spina Bifida)
- Amputations
- Neuromuscular Disorders (including GuillainBarre, Muscular Dystrophy and Myasthenia Gravis)
- Medically complex challenges (including multiple trauma/fractures; multiple IV antibiotic therapy; isolation; and TPN, G – and J-tube feedings)
- Orthopedically Complex complex challenges (including multiple trauma/fractures, external fixator care, and non-weight-bearing)
High-intensity rehabilitation neeeds (licensed physical, occupational and speech therapists; recreational therapy, neuropsychological services, social work services and community integration).