Inpatient Programs
Siskin Hospital’s inpatient program provides 24-hour medical and nursing management and uses a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach to establish long and short-term goals specific to each patient and diagnosis. Depending on the patient’s needs, he or she may receive treatment and care from several different types of therapists and clinicians under the direction of a physiatrist.
Our purpose is to help patients reach and surpass their goals for therapy. That is why evaluations of the patient's abilities are conducted often with therapy plans and goals adjusted as the patient progresses.
Typically, inpatient therapy consists of three to six hours of therapy per day during the week, two to four hours of treatment on Saturday, and the option of additional treatment on Sunday for many patients. |
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Admissions
Following a physician’s referral, our nurse liaisons will review patients’ medical records and then meet with the patient and family to determine if the patient’s needs are a good match for our reh... More >
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Amputee Program
Amputations may occur as the result of trauma, infection, diabetes, vascular disease, cancer or other diseases and are utilized as a medical solution when other avenues of treatment have been ... More >
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Brain Injury
At Siskin Hospital, we understand the uncertainty and fear caused by a traumatic event. By setting realistic goals and working hard to help the patient achieve them, we create a situation wher... More >
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General Rehabilitation
General inpatient physical rehabilitation is ideal for patients experiencing physical deconditioning as a result of prolonged bed rest, post-surgery immobility, or chronic and acute diseases.... More >
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Lymphedema
The lymphatic system normally transports waste and protein-rich fluids away from the skin to the lymph nodes, where the fluid is filtered, returned to the bloodstream, and excreted.Lym... More >
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Orthopedic Injury
In recent years, more visits to physicians were made for musculoskeletal conditions, injuries to bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons, than for any other reason. Orthopedic injuries m... More >
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Stroke
A stroke occurs when there is an interruption of blood flow to the brain. This can be caused by a broken or blocked blood vessel. The lack of oxygen causes the effected brain cells t... More >
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Spinal Cord Injury
Damage to the spinal cord results in a loss of mobility or feeling, depending on the location and severity of the injury. The spinal cord is the bundle of nerves that carries nerve impulses between... More >
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