At Good Samaritan Medical Center, we have therapists with a wide range of backgrounds, so we can treat many different conditions. Our therapists, doctors, nurses and specialists work together so you can return to the activities you love.
Our outpatient rehabilitation center provides rehabilitation services for numerous conditions in a central location,so you don’t have to go from place to place. Our diverse group of therapists ensures you will find a specialist to meet your needs. Our services include:
We have high standards for the therapists who work at Good Samaritan Medical Center, and it shows in the care you’ll receive. Our orthopedic patients enjoy above-average functional improvement compared to hospitals across the country, and we are nationally certified for meeting the highest standards in cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation. We work hard so you can feel like you again.
Learn what to expect from rehabilitation at Good Samaritan Medical Center.
Our specialized therapists help you handle complications relating to cancer treatment, treat speech and swallowing complications for head and neck cancer patients, and much more. Once you’re finished with treatment, we offer exercise consultations so you can resume regular exercise. Our rehab program gives you more team members in your fight with cancer.
When lung conditions make it hard to breathe, we’re here to help you breathe easily. Expect us to work with you to make everyday tasks more comfortable. Our pulmonary rehab program meets the highest national standards for care.
We are certified as a Primary Stroke Center, which indicates our expertise in restoring your comfort and teaching you how to prevent future strokes. We also offer intensive BIG and LOUD treatment, specialized exercise, voice and speech therapy, for Parkinson’s disease, cognitive therapy for brain injuries and more.
From vestibular and balance issues to orthopedic injuries and improved fitness, our physical therapists will develop an individualized plan to get you back to the life you want.
