Therapy and Rehabilitation
Cardiovascular Pulmonary Services
Neurological Services
Occupational Therapy
Physical Therapy
Respiratory Care
Sleep Center
Speech Therapy
Cardiovascular Pulmonary Services
Breathe Easy Pulmonary Rehabilitation:
Patients with lung problems are offered exercise and education. Phase 1 is for patients during hospitalization. Phase 2 is follow-up exercise at home with oxygen content monitoring and weekly education sessions.
A cardiac team works with your physician in assessing your needs. Phase 1 focuses on inpatient education. Phase 2 provides monitored outpatient sessions, and Phase 3 offers supervised outpatient sessions. Each phase includes both exercise and education, and requires a physician order.
Neurological Services
Neurological services include in- and outpatient diagnostic EEG, EMG, and Nerve Conduction Studies ordered by your physician.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy helps to promote functional abilities and independence with regard to work, self-care and leisure type activities. The Occupational Therapy department provides care for a variety of various diagnoses ranging from arthritis and orthopedics to neurological disorders. Our services include hand therapy and vestibular/balance disorders and are provided in all settings such as inpatient and outpatient care, ICU, Med-Surg, Telemetry, TCC/SNF and Home Health).
For more information please call 724-450-7116.
Physical Therapy
Whether your physician orders inpatient or outpatient treatment, our trained staff of physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, and technicians are dedicated to assisting patients in progressing to their fullest ability. Physical therapy offers specialized care in the areas of orthopedics, neurology, sports medicine, wound care, and prosthetics as well as care for patients with various conditions such as diabetes and arthritis.
At Grove City Medical Center, we have four physical therapy settings including Acute Care, Transitional Care, Outpatient Services, and Home Health care.
Within these four settings, we treat all age groups and patients with a wide variety of diagnoses. Our goal is to restore each patient to his or her maximum function and independence, and thereby facilitating an optimal quality of life.
Acute Care Services are provided to patients who are admitted to the hospital for a short stay with a hopeful discharge to home. If a longer stay is needed, your physical therapy will be provided in the Transitional Care Center (TCC). In addition to receiving excellent physical therapy care in the TCC, residents have access to an activities lounge and the rooms have a "homier" feel. Our Outpatient Services department is available to treat those individuals, athletes, or workers with injuries, disease, or wounds. A recent survey of patients found that the treatment they received was beneficial and professional and that they would recommend our service to a friend. Most major insurances are accepted. If you are unable to get to the hospital, home physical therapy can be provided. Should you require home physical therapy, an appointment to be evaluated in our outpatient department, or the placement of a loved one in our Transitional Care Center, please phone 724-450-7085 and our personable staff will assist you.Respiratory Care
Providing diagnostic and therapeutic respiratory care services such as Pulmonary Function Studies or medicated aerosol treatments to both in and outpatients 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Respiratory Care services are ordered by a physician and administered by Registered and Certified Respiratory Therapists.
Sleep Center
The Sleep Center provides diagnostic and therapeutic outpatient testing for treatment of sleep disorders such as Obstructive Apnea. These studies require a physician order and are done by appointment. The patient is monitored through the night by a trained sleep technician in our sleep lab.
Speech Therapy
Speech/Language pathology services are available for all age groups and a variety of speech, language, hearing, swallowing, and voice disorders. Children who have delays in forming sounds and words may be seen as well as adult stroke patients exhibiting language and swallowing problems.
The speech pathologist works with the Medical Imaging Department in completing modified barium swallow studies to help determine the nature of swallowing disorders and the best treatment for them.
For more information please call 724-450-7099.