Rehabilitation Services - Delnor Hospital
Rehabilitation Services - Delnor Hospital
Rehabilitation Services - Delnor Hospital
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DELNOR-COMMUNITY HOSPITAL<br />
300 Randall Road<br />
Geneva, IL 60134<br />
www.delnor.com<br />
<strong>Rehabilitation</strong><br />
<strong>Services</strong><br />
<strong>Delnor</strong>-Community <strong>Hospital</strong> offers the most<br />
comprehensive rehabilitation services<br />
program in the Tri-Cities at two convenient<br />
out-patient centers. These dedicated, stateof-the<br />
art rehabilitation facilities offer the<br />
latest in equipment, education and services.<br />
PROGRAMS OFFERED IN<br />
ST. CHARLES<br />
<strong>Rehabilitation</strong> <strong>Services</strong>, St. Charles, is<br />
conveniently located at 964 North Fifth<br />
Avenue, Building C, in the <strong>Delnor</strong> Medical<br />
Park, and specializes in work injury<br />
prevention and management. For more<br />
information, please call 630-443-8202.<br />
Comprehensive Neurological<br />
Program<br />
<strong>Services</strong> include speech and language<br />
therapy as well as cognitive health care.<br />
Patients are taught the skills to become more<br />
self-sufficient, these include activities of daily<br />
living–grooming, dressing, cooking and<br />
bathing. Activities are goal directed and<br />
designed to assist individuals in adapting to<br />
their physical and social environment.<br />
Hand <strong>Rehabilitation</strong> Program<br />
Outpatient occupational therapists provide<br />
specialized services related to traumatic hand<br />
injuries, arthritis and other conditions.<br />
Therapists are able to fabricate custom-made<br />
splints to address many conditions.<br />
Occupational Therapy<br />
From pediatric assessments to assisting<br />
patients in their transition back to work,<br />
programs are designed around individual<br />
rehabilitation needs. Using a variety of selfcare,<br />
work and leisure activities, patients are<br />
taught how to increase independent<br />
function, enhance development and prevent<br />
further disability. Using a patient’s functional<br />
endurance, upper extremity range of motion,<br />
strength and coordination deficits as a<br />
baseline, programs are focused on restoring<br />
a patient’s function while maximizing<br />
independence and quality of life.<br />
Physical Therapy<br />
Treats muscular and neuromuscular<br />
disorders to help patients attain their<br />
optimal level of function. Physical therapy<br />
uses individually-prescribed therapeutic<br />
exercise, massage, joint mobilization along<br />
with ultrasound electric stimulation and hot<br />
and cold treatments. These treatments,<br />
combined with education, help patients to<br />
regain their previous level of function or to<br />
manage their condition independently.<br />
Psychological <strong>Services</strong><br />
Patients have access to a team of<br />
experienced therapists, members of the<br />
<strong>Delnor</strong> rehabilitation team, who provide a<br />
wide range of specialized services. This<br />
comprehensive program provides assistance<br />
in the management of patients with<br />
psychological, emotional, behavioral and/or<br />
cognitive problems.<br />
Speech/Language Pathology<br />
Individual therapy is provided to patients of<br />
all ages to assist in returning them to their<br />
highest level of functioning by improving<br />
cognitive skills of orientation, memory,<br />
problem solving, reasoning, calculation,<br />
reading, writing, speaking and listening. In<br />
addition, clinical and radiographic<br />
(videofluroscopic) evaluations of swallow<br />
function is available. Direct and indirect<br />
swallowing therapy techniques are offered to<br />
help patients maximize swallowing function.
PROGRAMS OFFERED IN<br />
GENEVA<br />
Our facility in Geneva is located with the<br />
<strong>Delnor</strong>-Community Health and Wellness<br />
Center on the hospital campus. The center is<br />
designed and equipped for the rehabilitation<br />
of musculoskeletal, neurological, pediatric<br />
and sports injury disorders. For more<br />
information please call 630-208-4215.<br />
Aquatic Therapy<br />
Aquatic physical therapy has been proven to<br />
be a more successful form of rehabilitation<br />
for individuals suffering with arthritis,<br />
osteoporosis and joint replacement. This<br />
service is offered in specially-designed and<br />
equipped warm water therapy and lap pools.<br />
Here patients of all ages can be treated for<br />
musculoskeletal pain using non-weight<br />
bearing exercises.<br />
Back-in-Action Programs<br />
Back In Action programs provide a thorough<br />
work injury management and rehabilitation<br />
program with an emphasis on education,<br />
prevention and fitness. Utilizing the latest<br />
advances in technology and treatment, Backin-Action<br />
therapists help patients recover and<br />
thrive after and illness or injury.<br />
Consultative and Injury Treatment<br />
Outcomes<br />
Studies show that 70% of our patients in the<br />
work-conditioning program have returned to<br />
work in full or modified duty. Programs are<br />
continually monitored and evaluated to<br />
ensure the highest quality of service.<br />
Ergonomic Programs / Analysis<br />
To assist employers in identifying and<br />
controlling risk factors in the workplace that<br />
may result in injury, lost time and lost<br />
revenue, we offer worker safety education<br />
programs that focus on the reduction of<br />
musculoskeletal disorders through work<br />
practice, design and administrative controls.<br />
Work safety education focuses on:<br />
• Repetitive stress injuries<br />
• Back safety<br />
• Body mechanics and proper lifting<br />
Other topics available upon request<br />
Functional Job Assessments and<br />
Pre-placement Screening<br />
Designed in accordance to meet Americans<br />
with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance<br />
regulations, this service analyzes the ability of<br />
a person to perform his/her job tasks,<br />
identifies essential physical demands and<br />
then designs and validates a work-specific<br />
screen.<br />
Hand <strong>Rehabilitation</strong> Program<br />
Outpatient occupational therapists provide<br />
specialized services related to traumatic hand<br />
injuries, arthritis and other conditions.<br />
Therapists are able to fabricate custom-made<br />
splints to address many conditions.<br />
Lymphedema Treatment and<br />
Management<br />
Through intensive education and treatment<br />
we can help to relieve the pain of<br />
lymphedema caused by chronic fluid build-up<br />
in the body as a result of the surgical removal<br />
of lymph nodes, trauma, scarring from<br />
radiation treatments, or an insufficiency of<br />
the lymphatic system. Consultative services<br />
are also available from a psychologist and<br />
dietitian on an as needed basis.<br />
Occupational Therapy<br />
From pediatric assessments to assisting<br />
patients in their transition back to work,<br />
programs are designed around individual<br />
rehabilitation needs. Using a variety of selfcare,<br />
work and leisure activities, patients are<br />
taught how to increase independent function,<br />
enhance development and prevent further<br />
disability. Using a patient’s functional<br />
endurance, upper extremity range of motion,<br />
strength and coordination deficits as a<br />
baseline, programs are focused on restoring a<br />
patient’s function while maximizing<br />
independence and quality of life.<br />
Pelvic Pain Program<br />
Problems with pelvic floor muscles can result<br />
in incontinence, constipation, pelvic or groin<br />
pain. The Pelvic Pain Program utilizes a<br />
multidisciplinary approach to relieve<br />
discomfort and often eliminate pelvic pain.<br />
Care begins with a diagnostic evaluation to<br />
determine the cause of the pain and the best<br />
treatment plan. Once the source of the pain<br />
is identified, our team of licensed therapists<br />
work to assist you in achieving your highest<br />
functional level and to live as pain-free as<br />
possible.<br />
Physical Therapy<br />
Treats muscular and neuromuscular disorders<br />
to help patients attain their optimal level of<br />
function. Physical therapy uses individuallyprescribed<br />
therapeutic exercise, massage,<br />
joint mobilization along with ultrasound<br />
electric stimulation and hot and cold<br />
treatments. These treatments, combined with<br />
education, help patients to regain their<br />
previous level of function or to manage their<br />
condition independently.<br />
Transitional Return to Work/Work<br />
Conditioning<br />
This rehabilitation consists of the worker<br />
performing real work activities under the<br />
supervision of a licensed therapist. The<br />
program aids in maximizing a worker’s<br />
tolerance to a job’s physical demands, with<br />
the goal of returning in a safe and timely<br />
manner.<br />
Urinary Continence Program<br />
Incontinence affects men and women of all<br />
ages, as well as children. For many, suffering<br />
with urinary incontinence means a life of<br />
isolation. But it doesn’t have to be that way.<br />
Incontinence is a common medical condition<br />
and most people can be helped. The Urinary<br />
Continence Program uses an approach that<br />
works to retrain both the muscles and<br />
bladder. The program does not involve any<br />
surgery or medication. For comfort purposes,<br />
all services are offered in private treatment<br />
rooms.