Day Rehab Program

The Mary Free Bed Day Rehab Program is designed for patients who need more than one or two therapy disciplines to support their recovery.

Providing a higher level of outpatient care, this multidisciplinary program helps you regain independence and confidently return to daily life.

Is Day Rehab right for you?

Day Rehab is designed for patients ages 16 and older who need intensive therapy following a hospital stay or a recent diagnosis. This program is ideal if you’re recovering from:

Brain injuries (traumatic or non-traumatic)

Spinal cord injuries (traumatic or non-traumatic)

Multiple traumatic injuries

Stroke

General deconditioning

Cardio-pulmonary conditions

Oncology-related challenges

Personalized and Coordinated Care

In the Day Rehab Program, your care team—led by a physician—works together to create a personalized plan tailored to your unique needs. This collaborative approach ensures your therapies are aligned and focused on achieving the best outcomes.

Key Features:

Weekly team meetings to track your progress and adjust your plan as needed.
Access to a range of services, including:
Education and resources for caregivers to provide additional support throughout your recovery.

What to Expect

Your journey begins with an initial evaluation to create a tailored plan of care. Most patients attend therapy up to four days a week, with three back-to-back therapy sessions scheduled over a three-hour block.

Therapies may include:

Physical therapy to improve strength, mobility, and endurance.
Occupational therapy to restore skills needed for daily activities.
Speech-language therapy to address communication or cognitive challenges.

Our interdisciplinary approach combines therapies into a coordinated plan, making your time in Day Rehab efficient and effective. Therapy schedules can also be adjusted to align with your benefits and insurance coverage.

Support for Caregivers and Families

Caregivers play a vital role in your recovery, and we’re here to support them, too. We provide education to help your loved ones feel confident in assisting with your care and encourage them to participate in therapy sessions when appropriate. Caregivers are asked to remain on-site during therapy to assist with personal or medical tasks, such as taking medications or using the restroom.