Performs evaluations, develops and implements treatment plans, and provides ongoing assessments to individuals with deficits in transfers, mobility, strength, coordination, balance, range of motion, ambulation, and endurance. Treatments also may include pain management, wound care, fall prevention, modalities, non-invasive urinary incontinence retraining, splinting, and neuromuscular reeducation.

Performs evaluations, develops and implements treatment plans, and provides ongoing assessments to individuals experiencing a decline in their functional abilities. Treatment may include activities of daily living (ADL) retraining. This could include self-feeding, bathing, dressing, meal preparation, laundry, financial management, etc. Other approaches include transfer, balance, coordination, safety, and cognitive retraining, as well as range of motion, strengthening, and endurance building. Treatments may also include splinting, positioning/pressure relief, urinary incontinence retraining, and pain management.

Performs evaluations, develops and implements treatment plans, and provides ongoing assessments to individuals experiencing speech, language, cognitive-linguistic, and swallowing difficulties.

HeartCare is a multi-faceted program to help in the transition from the hospital to home after a diagnosis of heart disease, including heart failure, heart attack, bypass or valve surgery, heart transplantation, or stent placement. The goal is to provide continued care in each setting that may be encountered after being discharged from the hospital, including local short- and long-term care facilities and to the home. This ensures patients receive all that is needed to maintain a healthy heart and lifestyle.

Each Center of Excellence/HeartCare partner’s facilities and services are appropriately trained for heart patients with the standards that are developed by Allegheny Health Network cardiac physicians, surgeons, and cardiologists. As a partner, Wesbury looks to help ensure a smooth transition during each step in keeping the heart healthy by providing standardized care, remote patient health monitoring, rehabilitation therapy, education for the patient on how to manage their heart condition, and clinical follow-ups with physicians and cardiac professionals. This is one of the only programs of this type available in the country, and the HeartCare Program is overseen by leading cardiac doctors who are responsible for caring for their patient’s hearts regardless of where they are receiving care. For more information on St. Vincent Hospital and the Allegheny Health Network, visit www.AHN.org.

Symbria Rehab provides specialized programs to address common long-term care problems. These programs include:

Pain Management
Reduces frequent pain and pain that interferes with function.

Falls Prevention
Reduces the risk of falling. Investigates and addresses why a fall has occurred in the past three months or why a resident may be fearful of falling during ADLs.

Contracture Management
Improves range of motion with movement of the upper or lower extremities.

Neuromuscular Reeducation
Improves endurance or strength.

Wound Care
Improves chronic ulcers resulting from edema, necrosis, or circulation problems.

Urinary Incontinence
Reduces urinary leakage or frequency/urgency to urinate.

Vital Stimulation Dysphagia Therapy
Corrects difficulty or discomfort with swallowing.

A member of the Wound Care Team meets with each resident within twenty-four hours of their admittance to Grace Rehabilitation and Health Center. Our nationally recognized Team works with hospitals and wound centers from throughout the region providing a true multidisciplinary approach to wound healing.