Fort Walton Rehabilitation Center

Other listed clinical services include physician services, infusion therapy, wound care, enteral therapy, portable diagnostic services, inpatient rehabilitation, and restorative care. The center also lists respiratory, pastoral, dietary, pharmaceutical, and social services. It reports offering Accelerated Care Plus Therapy. Specialty programs may include stroke recovery, pulmonary care, recovery after a cardiac event, in-house hemodialysis, and telemedicine. The center advises confirming whether a particular program is available for an individual care plan.

The outpatient services list also names Vital Stimulation, infusion therapy, portable diagnostic services, respiratory care, stroke recovery, post-acute cardiac event recovery, and outpatient rehabilitation. Hospice care is included among the center’s service listings. These offerings are distinct from the core outpatient physical, occupational, and speech therapies, and services for an individual depend on appropriate physician orders and the care plan.

Private and semi-private rooms are described as large and homelike. Listed shared spaces include dining areas, a library, indoor and outdoor common areas, a courtyard, and landscaped grounds. Activities are offered, although the center does not identify specific activities. Practical amenities include laundry services, phone and cable television service, and newspaper delivery. A rehabilitation gym is also listed among the center’s features.

Telemedicine uses video consultations and digital diagnostic tools so residents can be examined by their doctors without leaving the center. The center says the equipment is available during the day, after hours, and on weekends. Its post-COVID-19 recovery program is for people hospitalized after a COVID-19 diagnosis; stated admission criteria include diagnosis at least ten days before admission and no new symptoms. The program lists nursing, nutritional and psychological services, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, telemedicine, and physician services, with rehabilitation and nursing intended to support recovery toward a person’s prior level of function.