Regardless of diagnosis, disease or co-morbidities, a patient’s functional mobility ultimately determines their trajectory of recovery. - in part from “Early Mobility Program” Whitcomb, W. Psaila, J. 12/2015






Loss of Mobility from disease, chronic impairments, hospital stays and injury is directly linked to loss of independence for ADLs, severe functional decline, re-hospitalization and institutionalization.






Impaired mobility results in reduced access to medical care and community services, limited social contacts, and can lead to depression and isolation.






Focus on restoring, improving, or recovering to the highest achievable levels of mobility and independent function.






LifeCare’s individualized therapy, delivered one-on-one, manages the return home after hospitalizations, educating patients and caregivers how to reduce potential for readmission.






Moving freely and participating safely in the activities of daily living are the hallmarks from the benefits of occupational therapy.

A Continuum of Care to Preserve Mobility and Quality of Life

We offer individualized therapy treatment delivered one-on-one in the convenience
of your home or at our local facility.

Rehabilitation

Focused care for injury, illness and functional decline

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Disease Management

Early intervention and continued care to slow and prevent disability

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Transitional Care

Collaborative care for patients at high risk

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Rehabilitation

Focused care for injury, illness and functional decline

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Disease Management

Early intervention and continued care to slow and prevent disability

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Transitional Care

Collaborative care for patients at high risk

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The risk of chronic disease increases with age, but growing older does not have to mean becoming disabled.  Minimizing and preventing disability is the challenge now faced by healthcare providers. 

– CDC’s Healthy Aging Network