Physical therapy and rehabilitation

Our rehabilitation program features many benefits that reduce your stress and make your experience more enjoyable:

• Advanced care with a personal touch — A hospital-based program, we are able to provide individualized therapy and exercise programs backed by the services of a full-service medical center.
• Certified therapists working for you — Your care is provided by highly skilled and licensed physical, occupational and speech therapists. Our therapists are certified in a variety of rehabilitation specialties, including lymphedema therapy and pulmonary rehabilitation.
• Individualized treatment plans — We offer dynamic, personalized and one-on-one evaluations, training, rehabilitation and performance enhancement programs.

We work to personalize our programs to your health needs. Our therapy and rehabilitation services include:

• Adaptive equipment training
• Assistive technology
• Lymphedema therapy
• Neurological rehabilitation
• Occupational therapy
• Orthotic devices
• Orthopedic rehabilitation
• Pain management
• Pediatric rehabilitation
• Physical therapy
• Pulmonary rehabilitation
• Speech and language therapy
• Spine rehabilitation

If you need help deciding whether to get care for your back or neck pain, take our back and neck pain assessment.

At TriCities Hospital, we partner with caregivers, parents and providers to develop individualized outpatient therapeutic pediatric services from early infant development, toddler, and young child, through adolescence.

Speech therapy helps children reach developmental milestones using:

• Cognitive skills
• Feeding & swallowing with modified barium swallow testing
• Fluency and voice testing
• Oral-motor function
• Pragmatic language and social skills

Physical therapy helps develop motor skills, overcome pain or injury by through:

• Balance and coordination
• Flexibility and posture
• Gait training
• Gross motor and developmental progression
• Orthopedic/sports injury and strengthening

Sometimes children need a specially trained occupational therapist to help them achieve the highest level of independence for age-appropriate activities, such as:

• Self-care: bathing, dressing, feeding and toileting
• Fine motor and handwriting
• Motor planning and coordination
• Visual motor and perception
• Sensory processing and integration
• Cognitive and behavioral and social skills
• Assistive technology and equipment