Outpatient
Rehabilitation
Outpatient Rehabilitation provides multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services for adults of all ages. With a full spectrum of therapy services, as well as specific treatments for a range of health issues, patients benefit from one-on-one personalized therapy plans that help them return to their highest level of independence. Our experienced therapists work as a team to provide comprehensive support. We offer speech and language, physical, and occupational therapies in one location to support recovery and build patient strength and confidence to get back to fuller functioning and living.
Regaining Independence
We see patients whose abilities have been affected by the following:
- Stroke
- Parkinson's Disease
- Head injuries
- Dizziness, disequilibrium & vertigo
- Imbalance/gait disturbances
- Head and/or neck surgeries or injury
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Orthopedic injury
Our individualized treatment programs
include the following:
- Physical therapy
- Occupational therapy
- Speech, language and swallowing therapy
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Lee Silverman Voice Treatment (LSVT) Big and Loud
LSVT Big and Loud is a treatment that helps those recovering from Parkinson’s and other neurological disorders regain strength and improve clarity in their speech. -
DriveOn program therapy
We have partnered with Rochester Rehabilitation’s DriveOn program to help seniors drive safely, comfortably and stress-free. Our occupational therapists work with DriveOn’s experienced driver specialists to evaluate driving ability and create a customized driver training program to help older drivers maintain their driving independence. - Bioness L300 and H200 NMES systems
- Transportation within Monroe County
- Vestibular Therapy and Post-Concussion Therapy
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Rock Steady Boxing
Rock Steady Boxing is a non-contact boxing program designed specifically for people with Parkinson’s disease. It aims to improve quality of life through exercises that enhance balance, strength, agility and overall fitness. Participation is limited to individuals who have symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, including those with atypical forms such as MSA, CBD, PSP, and Lewy Body dementia.
Classes are 60 minutes long, and there is no minimum attendance required. A doctor’s referral is required to participate and the evaluation appointment can be billed through insurance. Class fees are:
- Single class - $18/class
- Multi-class discounts:
- Package of 10 - $155 ($15.50/class)
- Package of 20 - $280 ($14.00/class)
Click here to learn more about Rock Steady Boxing.