Physical Medicine Program (Rehabilitation Services)

Customized Therapy Programs for Injury & Illness Recovery

Redlands Community Hospital’s Physical Medicine Program is designed to help our patients recover from debilitating injuries and illnesses. The body undergoes great physical strain when suffering from a severe medical condition, and sometimes your care needs to continue even after your discharge from the hospital. In rehabilitation, specially trained therapists assess your condition and design personalized treatment plans to aid in your recovery

Physical Therapy

In physical therapy, you and your care team will work to restore body functions and increase your level of independence. Our physical therapists are trained to work with patients of all ages, from infants to seniors. During the program, your therapists will continuously evaluate your progress and make adjustments to the treatment as necessary.

You may benefit from physical therapy if you have ever dealt with:

• Stroke
• Muscle tone abnormality
• Cerebral Palsy
• Chronic pains
• Post-surgical aches
• Joint pain
• Severe injury that impaired function

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Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy is similar to physical therapy, except the program is more focused on helping you perform specific functions. Depending on the severity of your condition, your occupational therapist may a help you work on getting dressed by yourself, holding utensils, and climbing into the shower. Whatever aspects of your life you feel have been most affected by your condition, these are what your occupational therapist can help you with.

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Speech/Healing Therapy

Whether it is the result of a stroke, neurological condition, or genetic condition, there are several disorders that can make it difficult to communicate. A speech therapist develops unique treatment plans that help patients learn or regain their ability to speak through oral exercises and speech practices. Our speech therapy team is qualified to help patients of all ages, including children, adolescents and adults.

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Cardiac Rehabilitation

After suffering a heart attack or cardiac event, you will need to make some lifestyle changes to reduce the risk of another attack. Starting a new, extreme exercise routine when you have after one of these events can put a lot of strain on your heart, which is why we offer a supervised cardiac rehabilitation program. In this program, a trained physical therapist will create a safe, well-paced exercise routine and diet designed to improve heart function and blood flow.

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Our rehabilitation programs operate between 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. Limited weekend and holiday visits may be available. For more information, please call (909) 335-5617.