Inpatient rehabilitation center in Manchester, New Hampshire
We strive to help you achieve greater daily independence and lasting, positive change.
At Catholic Medical Center, we assist you on your path to recovery after surgery or an illness or injury. Our inpatient program is designed to help relieve pain and restore mobility, as well as enhance your quality of life.
Conditions treated by our therapists
We provide rehabilitative care for a variety of health concerns, such as:
- Balance disorders
- Brain injuries
- Cumulative trauma disorders
- Limb loss
- Lymphedema
- Musculoskeletal injuries
- Neurological disorders
- Sports injuries
- Strokes
- Swallowing disorders
- Vertigo
- Work-related injuries
Inpatient physical rehabilitation services
We give you access to personalized care in a compassionate setting. Our team is committed to improving your health as much as possible after a major medical event, such as a cancer diagnosis, car accident or stroke.
Acute brain injury rehabilitation
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) occurs when an external force severely injures the brain. Our rehabilitation team provides a full range of inpatient services for TBI to help increase your independence. By working closely with you and your loved ones, we will develop a program that's designed to promote the best possible quality of life for you.
Early intervention is critical for recovery from TBI. During inpatient care, you may receive treatment from skilled professionals that include:
- Nurse case managers
- Occupational therapists
- Physical therapists
Limb loss care
On an inpatient basis, we offer advanced vascular and surgical care for amputations through our limb loss management program. As soon as you've been admitted, our specialists will work with you to build your treatment plan and prepare you for your next level of care. We also offer a safe, medically supervised environment for your surgical recovery.
Additionally, we provide you with educational and community resources, so you can work towards a successful recovery. If you're a candidate for a prosthesis, we will help you in your pursuit to find the best possible fit.
We harness the expertise of our exceptional professionals, including:
- Behavioral health counselors
- Health educators
- Nurses
- Occupational therapists
- Peer support personnel
- Physical therapists
- Physicians
- Prosthetists
- Registered dietitians
- Social workers
- Wound specialists
Occupational therapy
Occupational therapy may help you develop or regain the ability to carry out everyday tasks at home, work and in social settings. It can include working on fine and gross motor skills, as well as coordination and sensory skills to help you shower, drive and use a pen again. Our therapists work together to address any physical and cognitive issues.
Physical therapy
Physical therapy can help you regain mobility and function after an injury or illness, using a variety of techniques to help reduce discomfort and build strength. Our physical therapists will teach you how to use prosthetics, orthotics and mobility aids, such as wheelchairs, as needed.
Rheumatoid hands therapy
If you are experiencing hand arthritis, we offer an at-home program known as SARAH (stretching and strengthening for rheumatoid arthritis of the hand). With SARAH, you can complete exercise and therapy sessions to improve your hand function over the course of a few months.
Speech therapy
Speech therapy evaluates and addresses communication impairments that may result from an injury, illness or cognitive disorder. Additionally, our speech therapists can help you express yourself again after a stroke.