2006 DAY REHAB PROGRAM - BRAIN INJURY
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Program Cancelled Due to Acute Care Needs: goal is 0 %
 

Percent of Patients Who Completed Program as Planned: goal is greater than or equal to 75%

2006 Day Rehab Program Brain Injury Summary

 We offer a Day Rehab Program for those patients who may not require 24- hour delivery of rehabilitation nursing or daily medical management by a physician.  It is designed for those patients who need intensive therapy and may need minimal nursing care. These patients usually have therapies Monday-Friday and return home after their day of therapy is complete. We had a total of 3 patients in our Brain Injury Day Rehab Program. Our overall admission FIM/FAM was 173.7 and the average number of visits was 14. The program’s length of stay efficiency was 1.22. Our patients were adequately prepared for discharge as evidenced by an adequate discharge preparation score of 6.67 out of 7 and a patient satisfaction rating of 88.7 %.  We feel it is vital to educate both patients and their families and give them both the tools as well as the resources for continued success in their independence after discharge from our program.

Our goal for the upcoming year is to establish benchmarks with an external source utilizing new data collection tools and questionnaires. 

Enhancements to our Day Rehabilitation Program

Patient – Family Centered Care Standards were developed to enhance the patient -family rehabilitation experience. New Day Rehabilitation Program brochures available. Robomedica and Vital Stimulation Programming Services enhanced.

For more specific information regarding your own unique case, please contact the Admission Coordinator at the Miller- Dwan Rehabilitation Center

2006 DAY REHAB PROGRAM - SPINAL CORD SYSTEM OF CARE
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Program Cancelled Due to Acute Care Needs: goal is 0 %
 

Percent of Patients Who Completed Program as Planned: goal is greater than or equal to 75%

2006 Day Rehab Spinal Cord System of Care Summary

We offer a Day Rehab Program for those patients who may not require 24- hour delivery of rehabilitation nursing or daily medical management by a physician.  It is designed for those patients who need intensive therapy and may need minimal nursing care. These patients usually have therapies Monday-Friday and return home after their day of therapy is complete. We had a total of 4 patients in our Day Rehab Spinal Cord System of Care Program. Our overall admission FIM/FAM was 183 and the average number of visits was 43.5. The program’s length of stay efficiency was 0.25. Our patients were adequately prepared for discharge as evidenced by an adequate discharge preparation score of 6.67 out of 7 and a patient satisfaction rating of 88.7 %.  We feel it is vital to educate both patients and their families and give them both the tools as well as the resources for continued success in their independence after discharge from our program.
Our goal for the upcoming year is to establish benchmarks with an external source utilizing new data collection tools and questionnaires. 

Enhancements to our Day Rehabilitation Program

Patient – Family Centered Care Standards were developed to enhance the patient -family rehabilitation experience. New Day Rehabilitation Program brochures available, Robomedica and Vital Stimulation Programming Services enhanced.

For more specific information regarding your own unique case, please contact the Admission
Coordinator at the Miller- Dwan Rehabilitation Center

2006 DAY REHAB PROGRAM - COMBINED
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Program Cancelled Due to Acute Care Needs: goal is 0 %
 

Percent of Patients Who Completed Program as Planned: goal is greater than or equal to 75%

2006 Combined Day Rehab Summary

We offer a Day Rehab Program for those patients who may not require 24- hour delivery of rehabilitation nursing or daily medical management by a physician.  It is designed for those patients who need intensive therapy and may need minimal nursing care. These patients usually have therapies Monday-Friday and return home after their day of therapy is complete. We had a total of 8 patients in all of our Day Rehab Programs in 2006: 4 in our Day Rehab Spinal Cord System of Care Program, 3 in our Brain Injury Day Rehab Program, 1 in the general Day Rehab Program.  Our overall admission FIM/FAM was 177 and the average number of visits was 30. The combined program’s length of stay efficiency was 0.72. Our patients were adequately prepared for discharge as evidenced by an adequate discharge preparation score of 6.67 out of 7 and a patient satisfaction rating of 88.7%.  We feel it is vital to educate both patients and their families and give them both the tools as well as the resources for continued success in their independence after discharge from our program. Patients continued to make follow-up gains after discharge with an average of 19.9 FIM points gained after discharge.
Our goal for the upcoming year is to establish benchmarks with an external source utilizing new data collection tools and questionnaires. 

Enhancements to our Day Rehabilitation Program

Patient – Family Centered Care Standards were developed to enhance the patient -family rehabilitation experience. New Day Rehabilitation Program brochures available. Robomedica and Vital Stimulation Programming Services enhanced.