We offer multiple types of intensive therapies to help your loved one improve mobility, balance, endurance, and strength so they can resume their life at home or even just to improve their quality of life at the facility.
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What We Offer
- Short-term Care
Short-term care can last anywhere from several days to months and it’s intended to help someone recover from surgery, hospitalization, injury, or illness. This type of care usually includes nursing and rehabilitation (i.e. physical, occupations and/or speech therapy).
- Long-term Care
Long-term care is typically geared toward seniors who have a progressive or chronic health condition that requires ongoing care or assistance. Long-term care may be necessary with conditions like Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s disease or after a stroke. Some patients are eventually able to discontinue long-term care, but for many, it will be needed for life
- iv hydration
Gentle Drips provides compassionate, medically guided IV hydration and nutrient therapy right inside the nursing facility. Our trained IV nurses work under physician or nurse practitioner orders to support hydration, recovery, and overall well-being for residents who need an extra level of care.
Dehydration is common in older adults and can affect energy, cognition, healing, and comfort. Gentle Drips helps address these needs safely and thoughtfully, with care delivered on-site and coordinated with the facility’s clinical team. Our services are fully documented and designed to support quality care.
- MindMotion™ GO
Created by MindMaze, a company based in Lausanne, MindMotion GO is an innovative device that offers fun, game-based digital therapy to help physical and cognitive rehabilitation. MindMotion GO consists of several cameras and a large screen. The patient is positioned in front of the device and plays therapeutic video games using only their body movements, which are automatically captured and tracked by the cameras. They do not need a console or joystick. The technology therefore requires the patient to actively engage in the exercises.