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Inpatient & Outpatient Rehabilitation

Whether you are recovering from an injury or a procedure, Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center is committed to helping you reduce pain and restore mobility, putting you on the road to recovery.

Offering a range of therapies available on an inpatient or outpatient basis, we help our patients get back to their daily routines. Available services include Cardiac Rehab, Inpatient Rehab, and Speech, Physical and Occupational Therapy, including:

  • Care for geriatric, adult, adolescent and pediatric patients
  • Evidence-based therapy approach to address individual goals
  • Programs to improve balance and coordination and to address general weakness
  • Postural awareness and core stability
  • Featuring electrical stim, soft tissue and manual therapy techniques, cold compression therapy
  • Cervical and lumbar mechanical and manual traction

Inpatient & Outpatient Rehabilitation Services

Occupational Therapy

Physical Therapy

Transitional Care

Who is a good candidate?

We provide rehab services for those who experience aches, pains, surgery recovery, debilitating illness, trauma, stroke, joint replacement, fractures, back/neck problems, speech difficulty, developmental disabilities, balance issues, amputations, wounds and more.

Physical Therapy Specialties

  • Occupational Therapy: (OT) treatment plans address conditions such as hand, elbow and shoulder dysfunction and/or disabilities including stroke, acute trauma, fractures, inflammation or dislocations and other chronic repetitive injuries, coordination problems and weakness, and how these conditions may impact activities of daily living.
  • Physical Therapy: (PT) treatment plans address orthopaedic conditions such as joint replacement, fractures, osteoarthritis, low back pain, TMJ and chronic repetitive injuries. PT can also address neurological disorders and developmental delays.
  • Speech Therapy: treatment plans address communication, thinking (cognitive) or swallowing abilities, often caused by stroke, MS, Parkinson’s Disease or other neurological disorders.