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Short-Term Rehabilitation

The Most Advanced Transitional Rehabilitation Program Available

Avantara Clark offers its residents a low patient to therapist ratio, an attentive level of personalized therapy up to seven days a week. On average, participants in our intensive rehabilitation program can return home in as little as three weeks. Care is individualized for patients requiring extended rehabilitation and often those patients can return home in only a few weeks.

Our dedicated staff allows us to provide each resident with a highly individualized therapy regimen that can help shorten recovery times and facilitate a faster return to independent living. Along with restoring strength, independence and confidence, our comprehensive and therapeutic approach is specifically designed to help our residents reduce pain, improve living skills and enjoy greater overall functionality.

Guests of Avantara Clark Can Rely On:

Physical and occupational therapy offered up to 7 days a week

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Functional and community reintegration trainings

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Speech pathology, cognitive training and speech vital stimulation program for dysphagia

A room with physical therapy equipment including a therapy ball, resistance bands, and a treatment table, designed for short-term rehabilitation and pain management.

Physical therapy equipment and pain management

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Home assessments are completed to ensure that upon discharge residents have the skills, equipment and necessary caregiver education for a safe transition to home

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Home Assessment

Including a home visit to assess accommodations, arrange for special equipment and, if needed, educate family or other caregivers who may assist upon the patient’s return home.