Regency Nursing - Physical Therapy

Regency Nursing and Rehabilitation Centers

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101 West Goodwin
Suite 600
Victoria, TX 77901
361.576.0694
800.850.2620
Fax: 361.576.5484

Physical Therapy

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Physical Therapy is considered a conservative treatment method addressing the treatment, healing and prevention of injuries and disabilities. The goal is to restore normal movement and function while attempting to resolve problems such as pain, weakness, loss of motion, or lack of coordination. Our therapy staff understands the many challenges involved in the rehabilitation process, and with their significant experience in rehabilitation, they are able to overcome many of the barriers and produce positive results. Our therapists place special emphasis on working with the families in conjunction with the resident to ensure that the plan of care developed for the resident is individualized and designed to offer the resident the best opportunity for a successful rehabilitation. The registered therapist provides:

Assessment and treatment of range of motion deficits through exercise, positioning, and splinting.
Assessment and treatment of strength through therapeutic exercise.

Assessment of balance, coordination, and gait with training in use of appropriate assistive devices.

Orthotic/Prosthetic assessment and training program.

Wheelchair assessment, transfer training and bed mobility intervention.

Implementation of diversified, individualized treatment plan using modalities, functional equipment, and manual therapy.

Wound care evaluation and intervention.

Assessment of home safety needs prior to discharge.

Implementation of maintenance programs and instructions in follow-up care for restorative aide and nursing staff.

Restorative programs for residents who have "graduated" from individual physical therapy or for individuals who need less instruction in their mobility training. Treatment is provided by trained restorative aides and is supervised by a licensed therapist.

Benefits of Physical Therapy in a Skilled Nursing Facility

Restores mobility

Reduces pain

Maximizes function

Reduces the chance of re-injury

Reduces the chance of re-admission to the hospital

Assists in reaching the greatest level of independence in order to return to the community as soon as possible

The first 20 days are covered 100% under Medicare Part A, if you qualify

The nursing and rehabilitation facilities listed on this web site are independently owned. Regency Nursing and Rehabilitation Centers, Inc., or its affiliate, Windsor Nursing and Rehabilitation Centers, Inc., is independently contracted by the respective facility owners to serve as the managing agent for the applicable facility. All personnel employed at each facility are employees of the respective facilities. Each facility is an independently licensed and certified nursing facility and Medicare/Medicaid Provider.

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