Oak Bend Medical Center and managing partner Cryer Therapy provide inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services. We offer community-centered healthcare services provided by experienced and compassionate therapists who deliver exceptional quality care to our patients. Our Physical, Occupational, and Speech therapists want the treatment provided to you to be a meaningful life changing experience. We are invested in our community and want the care we provide to leave a lasting impact on the patients who entrust us with their care.
Physical Therapy Rehabilitation
Inpatient Acute Care and Skilled Nursing Services:
The In-Patient Acute Care and Skilled Nursing Physical, Occupational and Speech therapists are focused on improving our patient’s functional mobility to allow for a safe transition to home or long term care facility. Physical and Occupational Therapy Services are offered seven days a week. We provide a one therapist to patient ratio to ensure the utmost care and attention. Our therapists have an excellent rapport with the physicians, case managers and nursing staff. These relationships allow our team to deliver patient focused exceptional care.
Common Diagnoses Include, But Are Not Limited To:
- Amputees
- Congestive Heart Failure
- General Deconditioning
- Medical and Orthopedic Surgeries
- Respiratory Illness
- Stroke/Neurological Conditions
Outpatient Services:
It is our belief that quality patient care centers on a partnership between the physician, therapist and patient. This partnership is instrumental in returning the patient to the highest functional level possible and therefore reducing the risk for re-injury. Our Board Certified Physical, and Occupational Therapists believe that providing hands – on, individualized, and goal oriented treatments produce positive results.
We Offer:
- Convenient Locations
- Flexible Scheduling
- Benefit Verification Services
Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Therapy:
Our approach to managing joint and soft tissue injuries focuses on the restoration of flexibility, strength, mobility, and endurance to allow for the patient’s safe return to the highest functional level possible. We provide sport specific programs, customized to the individual’s athletic needs. Our therapist provide evidence based treatment techniques to maximize outcomes. Services provided can include BFR (blood flow restriction) and dry needling.
Common Diagnoses Include, But Are Not Limited To:
- Joint Pain or Injuries
- Sprains or Strains
- Orthopedic Surgeries
- Headache and Pain Management
- Chronic Pain Disorders
- Work Related Injuries
- Generalized Deconditioning
Neurological Therapy:
Neurological Therapy services offer comprehensive individualized Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy services that are customized to address each patient’s specific deficits. Our goal is to provide each patient with the treatment needed to improve their functional mobility and return them to the highest level possible thus improving their overall quality of life. Treatments focus on improving balance, endurance, strength, functional mobility and walking.
Common Diagnoses Include, But Are Not Limited To:
- Stroke
- Parkinson ’s disease
- Head Injuries
- Spinal Cord Injuries
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Neuropathy
- Amputees
- Myopathies
- Pulmonary and Cardiac Diagnosis
Vestibular Therapy:
Vestibular therapy is a specialized area of Physical Therapy that focuses on the treatment of the inner ear system that provides balance. There are many disorders of the inner ear that can cause dizziness, a feeling of being off balance, or unsteadiness. The treatment program is customized to meet individual needs and address symptoms. Most inner ear conditions are treatable with Physical Therapy; this will in turn improve overall quality of life.
Occupational Therapy:
Occupational therapy programs focus on improving fine motor skills of the hand and arm, allowing for improved ability to complete activities of daily living. Our therapist’s first priority is to foster the greatest activity level possible, and encourage the patient to utilize the affected extremity as soon as possible. This facilitates an increase in the patient’s independence level.
Occupational therapy programs focus on improving fine motor skills of the hand and arm, allowing for improved ability to complete activities of daily living. Our therapist’s first priority is to foster the greatest activity level possible, and encourage the patient to utilize the affected extremity as soon as possible. This facilitates an increase in the patient’s independence level.
Occupation Therapy Interventions Include:
- Therapeutic Exercises
- Orthosis/Splint Fabrication(Fitting and Training)
- Pain Management
- Functional Activity/Activities of Daily Living Training
- Scar Management
- Mirror Therapy
Women’s Services:
Pelvic floor Physical Therapy is a specialized specialty of Physical Therapy that specializes in the treatment of dysfunction in the pelvic floor muscles. These muscles provide a supportive hammock in the lower pelvis that supports the bladder, bowel and reproductive organs. Treatment includes strengthening weak pelvic floor muscles, reduction in pain and discomfort, and restoration of normal function
Common Conditions Treated Include, But Are Not Limited To:
- Urinary incontinence (stress or urge)
- Pelvic organ prolapse
- Pregnancy and post-partum recovery
- Dyspareunia
- Endometriosis related pain
- Chronic pelvic pain
- Diastasis recti (abdominal separation)
- Tailbone pain
- Hip and low back pain related to pelvic floor dysfunction
Work Conditioning and Work Hardening:
Work Conditioning and Work Hardening programs are designed for recovering workers who have progressed through Physical Therapy and are ready for specialized return to work training. Work Hardening Programs emphasize real or simulated work activities designed to restore physical, behavioral, and vocational functions. Work Hardening is a daily program that lasts a minimum of 4 hours daily, up to a maximum of 8 hours daily. This program helps workers prepare for return to work with specific job simulation activities, coordinating with vocational rehab consultants if indicated.
Work Conditioning and Work Hardening Includes, But Is Not Limited To:
- Body mechanics training
- Therapeutic exercises
- Cardiovascular training
- Material and non-material handling training.
Functional Capacity Evaluations:
Functional Capacity Evaluations include a medical/injury history, musculoskeletal assessment and functional testing. The results of the Functional Capacity evaluation allow the injured worker’s functional abilities to be classified according to standardized terminology. Physicians, vocational rehabilitation consultants, claims managers, nurse case managers and other rehabilitation professionals use the results to assist the worker in safely returning to work.
When Ruben Flores got injured on the job working as an EMT/Firefighter, he thought he’d never go back to the way things were. With the help of OakBend Medical Center’s Industrial Rehabilitation Program, he’s now back keeping our community safe.
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When I was discharged, I was assigned to OakBend outpatient physical therapy and I met the most wonderful staff. When I came to OakBend I could not walk, talk, or write so they had a lot of work to do. My first physical therapist was Lisa and she was positively awesome. I was willing to do whatever she asked me to do. She started off slow but she increased it as it went on. I would not be walking, talking, or able to write a little bit if it had not been for the staff, therapists, and their assistants here because they were totally awesome.
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I improved greatly during my time in therapy. At the end of my scheduled therapy, they suggested I do Lifestyles to keep on improving. The friendliness of the people starts the moment you walk in the door. They always told you that you were doing a good job and improving, so it was wonderful to be there.
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