Rehabilitation services at Morrow Home include Occupational, Physical and Speech Therapies. These services work together to provide an interdisciplinary approach toward care. Therapies benefit any resident who is unable to perform important daily activities as a result of injury, illness or surgery. All therapies work together to provide comprehensive and consistent care for all residents.

 

Our vision is to provide the highest quality therapy services for residents of the Morrow Home. Staff is knowledgeable and well trained in multiple techniques and modalities focused on maximizing clients’ quality of life and function. Therapy services are provided to both residents who plan to return home after a period of rehabilitation and those who are long-term residents. Quality of life and the greatest functional independence are the primary focus behind our care.

 

 

We are a Medicare and Medicaid certified agency. We are also a preferred provider for Gunderson-Lutheran Senior Preferred. Our insurance billing office will submit any claims for eligible residents to their insurance.

 

Physical therapy works towards increasing comfort strength, mobility and endurance to improve overall function. We strive to help clients reach their maximum independence. Treatment includes flexibility, strengthening, balance, proprioception, gait training and education to caregivers.

 

 Stroke rehabilitation
 Hip, leg, knee and foot function
 Management of pain
 Back discomfort
 Wound Care
 Mobility training
 Shoulder rehabilitation
 Lymphodema management

 

 

Occupational therapy provides treatment focused on maximizing residents ability to function with all activities of daily living, including dressing, bathing, cooking, cleaning, managing money and self administering medications. Our primary goal is to maximize residents’ independence and productivity, in turn, increasing quality of life and satisfaction. Treatment is comprehensive and includes cognitive and neuromotor retraining, gross and fine motor exercises, strengthening, balance training, endurance and caregiver and resident educational training.

  

 Stroke rehabilitation
 Daily living skills
 Cognitive retraining
 Hand arm and shoulder injury treatment and prevention
 Adaptive equipment
 Home evaluations
 Ergonomics and injury prevention for both residents and caregivers

 

 

 

Speech-Language Pathologists (SLP) are professionally educated to evaluate and treat a wide variety of speech, language and swallowing disorders for individuals of all ages.

 

A SLP can help individuals “who can’t find the words” due to articulation, language, voice or cognitive impairment. These cognitive disorders may be revealed as difficulty in orientation (day, month, year or place), sequencing (step by step procedure), and problem solving (determining the best alternative). SLP’s may develop a treatment plan to relearn communication and memory strategies, which may occur following a stroke or head injury. For some, regaining or maintaining the ability to communicate may mean utilizing alternative methods ranging from simple communication books or boards to body movements or up to date electronic equipment.

 

Swallowing problems are treated by the SLP to allow for the enhancement of comfort, nutrition and hydration as well as reduce the risk of respiratory complications.

At Morrow Home Speech-Language Pathology is available daily. Physicians determine the frequency with joint efforts made with all staff members determining what most meets their needs. Payment for such services is obtained from Medicare, Private Insurance and Medicaid.

 

The Speech-Language Pathology staff has been providing service to this facility for greater than twenty years. The commitment is to provide the highest quality of care in a home atmosphere, as well as provide education and support to the staff, residents and family members.

 

If you have any questions please contact us at 608-269-0933