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Presbyterian Rehabilitation Center Matthews provides a comprehensive approach to rehabilitation in an outpatient setting.
Biofeedback Therapy
Clinical Feeding Evaluations
Cognitive Retraining
Exercise Therapy
Fluidotherapy (Fluidized Therapy)
Gait and Mobility Training
Neuromuscular Re-education
Occupational and Hand Therapy
Orthopaedic Rehab
Outpatient Rehabilitation Services
Pain Management and Treatment
Pelvic Floor Repair
Physical Therapy
Speech Therapy (Speech Pathology)
Spine Stabilization
Splinting
Sports Medicine Procedures
Stroke Rehabilitation
Swallowing Evaluation and Treatment
Therapeutic Exercise
Urinary Incontinence Treatment
Women's Rehabilitation Services
Biofeedback TherapyA therapy that uses specialized devices to help individuals learn how to influence the function of organs or body systems that aren’t usually thought to be under conscious control.
Clinical Feeding EvaluationsA clinical feeding evaluation involves observing a patient while feeding or eating a meal to assess current feeding skill level and any areas of difficulty. Clinical Feeding EvaluationsA clinical feeding evaluation involves observing a patient while feeding or eating a meal to assess current feeding skill level and any areas of difficulty. Clinical Feeding EvaluationsA clinical feeding evaluation involves observing a patient while feeding or eating a meal to assess current feeding skill level and any areas of difficulty. Clinical Feeding EvaluationsA clinical feeding evaluation involves observing a patient while feeding or eating a meal to assess current feeding skill level and any areas of difficulty. Clinical Feeding EvaluationsA clinical feeding evaluation involves observing a patient while feeding or eating a meal to assess current feeding skill level and any areas of difficulty. Cognitive RetrainingCognitive retraining is a therapeutic strategy that seeks to improve or restore a person's skills in the areas of paying attention, remembering, organizing, reasoning and understanding, problem-solving, decision making, and higher level cognitive abilities. Cognitive retraining is one aspect of cognitive rehabilitation, a comprehensive approach to restoring such skills after brain injury or other disability. Cognitive RetrainingCognitive retraining is a therapeutic strategy that seeks to improve or restore a person's skills in the areas of paying attention, remembering, organizing, reasoning and understanding, problem-solving, decision making, and higher level cognitive abilities. Cognitive retraining is one aspect of cognitive rehabilitation, a comprehensive approach to restoring such skills after brain injury or other disability. Cognitive RetrainingCognitive retraining is a therapeutic strategy that seeks to improve or restore a person's skills in the areas of paying attention, remembering, organizing, reasoning and understanding, problem-solving, decision making, and higher level cognitive abilities. Cognitive retraining is one aspect of cognitive rehabilitation, a comprehensive approach to restoring such skills after brain injury or other disability. Cognitive RetrainingCognitive retraining is a therapeutic strategy that seeks to improve or restore a person's skills in the areas of paying attention, remembering, organizing, reasoning and understanding, problem-solving, decision making, and higher level cognitive abilities. Cognitive retraining is one aspect of cognitive rehabilitation, a comprehensive approach to restoring such skills after brain injury or other disability. Cognitive RetrainingCognitive retraining is a therapeutic strategy that seeks to improve or restore a person's skills in the areas of paying attention, remembering, organizing, reasoning and understanding, problem-solving, decision making, and higher level cognitive abilities. Cognitive retraining is one aspect of cognitive rehabilitation, a comprehensive approach to restoring such skills after brain injury or other disability. Exercise TherapyIndividual consultations with an exercise physiologist. Patients will be assisted with developing or enhancing a safe, effective exercise program. Fluidotherapy (Fluidized Therapy)Fluidized therapy (Fluidotherapy®) is a high intensity heat therapy treatment consisting of a dry whirlpool of Cellux (ground up corn cobs that are about the size of grains of sand), suspended in a heated air stream, the mixture having the properties of a liquid. Fluidotherapy (Fluidized Therapy)Fluidized therapy (Fluidotherapy®) is a high intensity heat therapy treatment consisting of a dry whirlpool of Cellux (ground up corn cobs that are about the size of grains of sand), suspended in a heated air stream, the mixture having the properties of a liquid. Fluidotherapy (Fluidized Therapy)Fluidized therapy (Fluidotherapy®) is a high intensity heat therapy treatment consisting of a dry whirlpool of Cellux (ground up corn cobs that are about the size of grains of sand), suspended in a heated air stream, the mixture having the properties of a liquid. Fluidotherapy (Fluidized Therapy)Fluidized therapy (Fluidotherapy®) is a high intensity heat therapy treatment consisting of a dry whirlpool of Cellux (ground up corn cobs that are about the size of grains of sand), suspended in a heated air stream, the mixture having the properties of a liquid. Gait and Mobility TrainingPhysical therapy for those experiencing problems related to walking and mobiity. Gait and Mobility TrainingPhysical therapy for those experiencing problems related to walking and mobiity. Gait and Mobility TrainingPhysical therapy for those experiencing problems related to walking and mobiity. Gait and Mobility TrainingPhysical therapy for those experiencing problems related to walking and mobiity. Gait and Mobility TrainingPhysical therapy for those experiencing problems related to walking and mobiity. Neuromuscular Re-educationNeuromuscular re-education is a technique used in therapy to help improve balance, coordination, posture and body awareness. Balance and postural stability exercises may be used and the patient is encouraged to feel the correct position of joints and where the extremity is in space. Neuromuscular Re-educationNeuromuscular re-education is a technique used in therapy to help improve balance, coordination, posture and body awareness. Balance and postural stability exercises may be used and the patient is encouraged to feel the correct position of joints and where the extremity is in space. Neuromuscular Re-educationNeuromuscular re-education is a technique used in therapy to help improve balance, coordination, posture and body awareness. Balance and postural stability exercises may be used and the patient is encouraged to feel the correct position of joints and where the extremity is in space. Neuromuscular Re-educationNeuromuscular re-education is a technique used in therapy to help improve balance, coordination, posture and body awareness. Balance and postural stability exercises may be used and the patient is encouraged to feel the correct position of joints and where the extremity is in space. Neuromuscular Re-educationNeuromuscular re-education is a technique used in therapy to help improve balance, coordination, posture and body awareness. Balance and postural stability exercises may be used and the patient is encouraged to feel the correct position of joints and where the extremity is in space. Occupational and Hand TherapyOccupational and hand therapy assists patients with independent performance of daily living activities such as cooking, dressing, bathing, as well as exercises to strengthen hands and arms. Occupational and Hand TherapyOccupational and hand therapy assists patients with independent performance of daily living activities such as cooking, dressing, bathing, as well as exercises to strengthen hands and arms. Occupational and Hand TherapyOccupational and hand therapy assists patients with independent performance of daily living activities such as cooking, dressing, bathing, as well as exercises to strengthen hands and arms. Occupational and Hand TherapyOccupational and hand therapy assists patients with independent performance of daily living activities such as cooking, dressing, bathing, as well as exercises to strengthen hands and arms. Occupational and Hand TherapyOccupational and hand therapy assists patients with independent performance of daily living activities such as cooking, dressing, bathing, as well as exercises to strengthen hands and arms. Orthopaedic RehabPhysical therapy for injuries or disease of the skeletal system and associated muscles, joints and ligaments. Orthopaedic RehabPhysical therapy for injuries or disease of the skeletal system and associated muscles, joints and ligaments. Outpatient Rehabilitation ServicesOutpatient rehabilitation services include Physical Therapy, Occupational and Hand Therapy, Psychology, Speech Pathology, Audiology and Nursing. Outpatient Rehabilitation ServicesOutpatient rehabilitation services include Physical Therapy, Occupational and Hand Therapy, Psychology, Speech Pathology, Audiology and Nursing. Pain Management and TreatmentPain management and treatment options address the whole person, not just the site of the pain. Options may include: occupational therapy, physical therapy, pain psychology, biofeedback, integrated mind-body pain program, medication management, social work, patient-controlled analgesia, epidural injections, procedural treatments, and/or implantable technologies.
Pain Management and TreatmentPain management and treatment options address the whole person, not just the site of the pain. Options may include: occupational therapy, physical therapy, pain psychology, biofeedback, integrated mind-body pain program, medication management, social work, patient-controlled analgesia, epidural injections, procedural treatments, and/or implantable technologies.
Pain Management and TreatmentPain management and treatment options address the whole person, not just the site of the pain. Options may include: occupational therapy, physical therapy, pain psychology, biofeedback, integrated mind-body pain program, medication management, social work, patient-controlled analgesia, epidural injections, procedural treatments, and/or implantable technologies.
Pain Management and TreatmentPain management and treatment options address the whole person, not just the site of the pain. Options may include: occupational therapy, physical therapy, pain psychology, biofeedback, integrated mind-body pain program, medication management, social work, patient-controlled analgesia, epidural injections, procedural treatments, and/or implantable technologies.
Pain Management and TreatmentPain management and treatment options address the whole person, not just the site of the pain. Options may include: occupational therapy, physical therapy, pain psychology, biofeedback, integrated mind-body pain program, medication management, social work, patient-controlled analgesia, epidural injections, procedural treatments, and/or implantable technologies.
Pelvic Floor RepairSurgical repair of the pelvic floor, which refers to the pelvic diaphragm, the sphincter mechanism of the lower urinary tract, the upper and lower vaginal supports, and the internal and external anal sphincters. It is a network of muscles, ligaments and other tissues that hold up the pelvic organs (vagina, rectum, uterus and bladder). When this system is torn or weakens, the organs may shift, bulge and push outward or against each other. As a result, women may suffer from urinary or fecal incontinence or obstruction, vaginal prolapse, vaginal pain, sexual dysfunction, and other problems. Pelvic Floor RepairSurgical repair of the pelvic floor, which refers to the pelvic diaphragm, the sphincter mechanism of the lower urinary tract, the upper and lower vaginal supports, and the internal and external anal sphincters. It is a network of muscles, ligaments and other tissues that hold up the pelvic organs (vagina, rectum, uterus and bladder). When this system is torn or weakens, the organs may shift, bulge and push outward or against each other. As a result, women may suffer from urinary or fecal incontinence or obstruction, vaginal prolapse, vaginal pain, sexual dysfunction, and other problems. Pelvic Floor RepairSurgical repair of the pelvic floor, which refers to the pelvic diaphragm, the sphincter mechanism of the lower urinary tract, the upper and lower vaginal supports, and the internal and external anal sphincters. It is a network of muscles, ligaments and other tissues that hold up the pelvic organs (vagina, rectum, uterus and bladder). When this system is torn or weakens, the organs may shift, bulge and push outward or against each other. As a result, women may suffer from urinary or fecal incontinence or obstruction, vaginal prolapse, vaginal pain, sexual dysfunction, and other problems. Pelvic Floor RepairSurgical repair of the pelvic floor, which refers to the pelvic diaphragm, the sphincter mechanism of the lower urinary tract, the upper and lower vaginal supports, and the internal and external anal sphincters. It is a network of muscles, ligaments and other tissues that hold up the pelvic organs (vagina, rectum, uterus and bladder). When this system is torn or weakens, the organs may shift, bulge and push outward or against each other. As a result, women may suffer from urinary or fecal incontinence or obstruction, vaginal prolapse, vaginal pain, sexual dysfunction, and other problems. Physical TherapyPhysical therapy involves the evaluation and treatment of problems associated with mobility, balance, coordination and musculoskeletal pain. Physical TherapyPhysical therapy involves the evaluation and treatment of problems associated with mobility, balance, coordination and musculoskeletal pain. Physical TherapyPhysical therapy involves the evaluation and treatment of problems associated with mobility, balance, coordination and musculoskeletal pain. Physical TherapyPhysical therapy involves the evaluation and treatment of problems associated with mobility, balance, coordination and musculoskeletal pain. Physical TherapyPhysical therapy involves the evaluation and treatment of problems associated with mobility, balance, coordination and musculoskeletal pain. Speech Therapy (Speech Pathology)The treatment of speech and communication disorders. Speech Therapy (Speech Pathology)The treatment of speech and communication disorders. Speech Therapy (Speech Pathology)The treatment of speech and communication disorders. Speech Therapy (Speech Pathology)The treatment of speech and communication disorders. Spine StabilizationMost neck and lower back pain is caused by spinal instability, a condition that emerges when the ligaments and muscles that support the spine have become so weak that they no longer support the spine properly and allow it to move in abnormal ways. Spine stabilization limits the mobility of the spine to reduce pain. Spine StabilizationMost neck and lower back pain is caused by spinal instability, a condition that emerges when the ligaments and muscles that support the spine have become so weak that they no longer support the spine properly and allow it to move in abnormal ways. Spine stabilization limits the mobility of the spine to reduce pain. Spine StabilizationMost neck and lower back pain is caused by spinal instability, a condition that emerges when the ligaments and muscles that support the spine have become so weak that they no longer support the spine properly and allow it to move in abnormal ways. Spine stabilization limits the mobility of the spine to reduce pain. Spine StabilizationMost neck and lower back pain is caused by spinal instability, a condition that emerges when the ligaments and muscles that support the spine have become so weak that they no longer support the spine properly and allow it to move in abnormal ways. Spine stabilization limits the mobility of the spine to reduce pain. Spine StabilizationMost neck and lower back pain is caused by spinal instability, a condition that emerges when the ligaments and muscles that support the spine have become so weak that they no longer support the spine properly and allow it to move in abnormal ways. Spine stabilization limits the mobility of the spine to reduce pain. SplintingA splint is a medical device for the immobilization of limbs or of the spine. SplintingA splint is a medical device for the immobilization of limbs or of the spine. SplintingA splint is a medical device for the immobilization of limbs or of the spine. SplintingA splint is a medical device for the immobilization of limbs or of the spine. Sports Medicine ProceduresThe field of medicine concerned with physical fitness and the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of injuries sustained in sports or exercise. Stroke RehabilitationThe stroke rehabilitation program helps stroke survivors return to their lives, employment and families by providing a continuum of services, from comprehensive therapy to preparation for home or work re-entry. Swallowing Evaluation and TreatmentExamination and treatment of the oral structures to determine movement and strength patterns of the muscles utilized for eating and swallowing. Swallowing Evaluation and TreatmentExamination and treatment of the oral structures to determine movement and strength patterns of the muscles utilized for eating and swallowing. Swallowing Evaluation and TreatmentExamination and treatment of the oral structures to determine movement and strength patterns of the muscles utilized for eating and swallowing. Swallowing Evaluation and TreatmentExamination and treatment of the oral structures to determine movement and strength patterns of the muscles utilized for eating and swallowing. Swallowing Evaluation and TreatmentExamination and treatment of the oral structures to determine movement and strength patterns of the muscles utilized for eating and swallowing. Therapeutic ExerciseInstructing a patient in body mechanics, exercise to increase strength or range of motion, and general conditioning and flexibility. Therapeutic ExerciseInstructing a patient in body mechanics, exercise to increase strength or range of motion, and general conditioning and flexibility. Therapeutic ExerciseInstructing a patient in body mechanics, exercise to increase strength or range of motion, and general conditioning and flexibility. Therapeutic ExerciseInstructing a patient in body mechanics, exercise to increase strength or range of motion, and general conditioning and flexibility. Therapeutic ExerciseInstructing a patient in body mechanics, exercise to increase strength or range of motion, and general conditioning and flexibility. Urinary Incontinence TreatmentLoss of bladder control is not a disease. Rather, it is a sign that a problem may exist. Regular leakage of urine can occur with certain movements, during pregnancy or times of stress. When leakage of urine becomes frequent or severe enough to become a social or hygienic problem, it is called urinary incontinence. Leakage of urine that cannot be controlled should prompt the patient to see a doctor. Proper diagnosis and treatment may correct the problem and ease the symptoms of urinary incontinence. Urinary Incontinence TreatmentLoss of bladder control is not a disease. Rather, it is a sign that a problem may exist. Regular leakage of urine can occur with certain movements, during pregnancy or times of stress. When leakage of urine becomes frequent or severe enough to become a social or hygienic problem, it is called urinary incontinence. Leakage of urine that cannot be controlled should prompt the patient to see a doctor. Proper diagnosis and treatment may correct the problem and ease the symptoms of urinary incontinence. Urinary Incontinence TreatmentLoss of bladder control is not a disease. Rather, it is a sign that a problem may exist. Regular leakage of urine can occur with certain movements, during pregnancy or times of stress. When leakage of urine becomes frequent or severe enough to become a social or hygienic problem, it is called urinary incontinence. Leakage of urine that cannot be controlled should prompt the patient to see a doctor. Proper diagnosis and treatment may correct the problem and ease the symptoms of urinary incontinence. Urinary Incontinence TreatmentLoss of bladder control is not a disease. Rather, it is a sign that a problem may exist. Regular leakage of urine can occur with certain movements, during pregnancy or times of stress. When leakage of urine becomes frequent or severe enough to become a social or hygienic problem, it is called urinary incontinence. Leakage of urine that cannot be controlled should prompt the patient to see a doctor. Proper diagnosis and treatment may correct the problem and ease the symptoms of urinary incontinence. Urinary Incontinence TreatmentLoss of bladder control is not a disease. Rather, it is a sign that a problem may exist. Regular leakage of urine can occur with certain movements, during pregnancy or times of stress. When leakage of urine becomes frequent or severe enough to become a social or hygienic problem, it is called urinary incontinence. Leakage of urine that cannot be controlled should prompt the patient to see a doctor. Proper diagnosis and treatment may correct the problem and ease the symptoms of urinary incontinence.
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Ground Floor, Suite 100 Presbyterian Rehabilitation Center (Huntersville)
Located at Presbyterian Hospital Huntersville - Physicians Plaza: Presbyterian Rehabilitation Center (Matthews)1700 Matthews Township Parkway, Matthews, NC 28105 - (704) 384-6638 |
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