Outpatient Rehabilitation Care at Saint Joseph Berea

Rehabilitation is never easy. It's hard work, which means you need a team that will work just as hard as you. Saint Joseph Berea, part of CHI Saint Joseph Health, has that team. Experts in physical, occupational and speech therapy, our therapists provide the highest quality care in a wide selection of services. We use a hands-on approach to help people with a variety of orthopedic, neurological and soft-tissue disorders to regain strength, mobility and enjoyment of life. 

The physical therapy team is specially trained to understand the interaction of all the body parts. Through an individualized treatment plan, they will work with you to get you moving again - back to the things you enjoy.

Therapy begins with a thorough evaluation and assessment to determine the best course of treatment. Each treatment plan is customized to the patient's unique needs and situation.

The benefits of physical therapy apply to a wide variety of conditions and situations such as:

• Amputation
• Arthritis
• Back/Neck/SI Joint Pain
• Chronic Pain
• Repetitive Stress Injuries
• Sensory Dysfunction
• Sports Injuries/Orthopedic Injuries
• Stroke/Neurological Disorders/Multiple Sclerosis
• Work-related Injuries

The occupational therapists at Saint Joseph Berea focus on helping people of all ages achieve independence in all areas of life. Occupational therapy benefits the following health conditions:

• Upper extremity/repetitive stress injuries
• Limitations following stroke or heart attack
• Arthritis or other chronic conditions
• Developmental disabilities
• Fine motor, handwriting or spatial relations difficulties
• Orthopedic injuries, hand injuries and post-surgical conditions
• Visual or cognitive deficits affecting independence

Patients with the following may benefit from therapeutic intervention from a speech language pathologist:

• Articulation/Phonological disorder
• Language disorder
• Dysphagia - problem with swallowing
• Fluency disorder
• Voice disorder
• Stroke
• Traumatic brain injury