SERVICES
Our inpatient rehabilitation center near Abbeville, LA, blends physical, speech, and occupational therapies to support both body and mind. We work to improve strength, motor skills, and cognitive abilities, helping each patient return to daily life with greater confidence and ability.
Inpatient rehabilitation after a heart attack or heart surgery, rebuilding strength and confidence for everyday tasks before going home.
Pre-prosthetic and post-prosthetic training for patients rebuilding balance, strength, and independence after the loss of a limb.
Physician-led inpatient care for patients recovering from multiple injuries after a serious fall or accident, with therapy planned around each one.
Therapy for patients recovering from serious burns, keeping joints moving and relearning dressing, bathing, and other daily tasks.
Inpatient therapy for patients whose arthritis has made walking, transfers, or daily activities unsafe to manage at home.
Rehabilitation for patients facing complications from diabetes, with nursing care around the clock and therapy aimed at a safe return home.
Daily nursing attention to healing wounds alongside therapy, so patients can keep building strength while the wound is cared for.
Therapy for muscle stiffness after a stroke, brain injury, or spinal cord injury, centered on movement, comfort, and everyday tasks.
Physician oversight of pain throughout the stay, so patients can take part in therapy as comfortably as their condition allows.
Respectful, discreet care and training to help patients manage bowel and bladder routines after illness, injury, or surgery.
Inpatient therapy for patients born with conditions that affect movement, planned around their own goals and the demands of daily life.
Therapy after hip or knee replacement surgery, from first steps with a walker to practicing the stairs before discharge.
Rehabilitation for nervous system conditions that affect movement, balance, speech, or swallowing, led by physicians trained in rehabilitation medicine.
Inpatient therapy after a hip fracture, with patients learning to stand, walk, and move safely again while a physician sees them every day.
Inpatient therapy after a traumatic or non-traumatic brain injury, rebuilding movement, memory, communication, and the routines of an ordinary day.
Conditions We Treat
Medicare requires that 60% of inpatient rehabilitation patients have a CMS-13 diagnosis. These include:

Other diagnoses and conditions that can benefit from physical rehabilitation include:

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