Rehabilitation care team

If you’ve had a heart attack, heart condition or stroke, you want to do everything you can to take care of yourself. That’s what rehabilitation is all about – helping you get fit and make lifestyle changes that can help keep you and your heart healthy. Learn more about our rehabilitation programs.

Yes, Beacon offers pediatric therapy. Children have unique needs and body structures that require specialized training and therapy. Our therapists are certified to provide that.

Yes, Beacon offers aquatic therapy. Water-based therapy is ideal for patients with joint pain as the water provides resistance without putting pressure on joints.

We opened our multi-specialty center in 2022. It expands access to urgent care, imaging services, physical therapy and specialized medical care in one convenient location for patients who live or work in the Goshen area. The multi-service facility is located in Dunlap by Lowe's Home Improvement Center and Gateway Commons retail area.

After joint replacement, you may see a physical therapist to help you regain your mobility. Your therapist will teach you at-home exercises to do between appointments after hip replacement or knee replacement. These can include strengthening and mobility exercises.

Our inpatient rehab therapists from occupation, physical and speech therapy provide cognitive rehabilitation, mobility training, daily living skills coaching and other therapies. These therapies help patients who've suffered from strokes, brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, trauma and other conditions.

Inpatient therapy happens in the hospital, during a hospital stay. Patients suffering from a heart attack, stroke, major accident and other urgent conditions receive inpatient therapy.

A person experiencing a nervous system disorder, disease or injury, will undergo a treatment program focusing on their condition. This could include a stroke, a disease like Parkinson's or Huntington's, a brain or spinal cord injury or cerebral palsy.

Outpatient therapy happens out of the hospital. Outpatient therapy is for patients recovering from various conditions and injuries not requiring immediate or urgent treatment.

Following a heart attack or stroke, or if you have a heart condition, our cardiac rehabilitation program helps reduce your chances of additional problems, can help you lose and manage weight and provides stress management techniques. Learn more about meeting with a rehab representative to get you back on track.

Limitations after a fracture depend on the fracture type. Limitations for hip fractures vary from wrist fractures. Your provider will guide you on the limitations specific to your case and recovery.

Limitations after a joint replacement depend on many factors, including replacement type (knee, hip, etc.), surgery type and setting (inpatient or outpatient). Your surgeon and providers will guide you on the limitations specific to your case and recovery.

We provide outpatient physical, occupational and speech therapies. We perform hand therapy, mobility and ergonomic evaluations, injury and illness therapy, neurological therapy and many other services.We also offer cardiac rehabilitation for patients with heart conditions and stroke, including heart failure, heart valve replacement or repair, peripheral artery disease and other conditions.

Our Three Rivers hospitals and clinics offer a variety of outpatient services, including family medicine, wound healing, rehabilitation, cardiac care, imaging, orthopedics and more.

Beacon offers a wide range of rehabilitation services, including physical, occupaitonal, recreational and speech therapies. Additionally, we provide aquatic and neurological rehabiliation, programs specific for cardiovascular conditions, joint replacement and other health needs.

Urgent care, imaging and physical therapy services are available at Goshen Outpatient Center. You also can see a specialist in Neurosurgery, Ear, Nose and Throat, Cardiology, Gynecology, Sleep, Pain, or Hematology-Oncology at our Goshen location.

There are many approaches to stroke rehabilitation. Your rehabilitation plan will depend on the part of the body or type of ability affected by your stroke. Learn about what to expect as you recover from a stroke.

Whether you've had a stroke or just want to learn more and stay healthy, we can help.

Anterior and posterior refer to the location of the incision made to replace a hip. Anterior hip replacement incisions are in the front of the hip while posterior are in the back. Both approaches have similar risks and incision sizes. Your surgeon will discuss the risks and benefits of both approaches with you. Not all surgeons perform anterior hip replacement, and not all patients are candidates for anterior hip replacement.