What is Inpatient Acute Rehabilitation Therapy?
Mosaic Life Care provides Inpatient Rehabilitation/Post-Acute Care in St. Joseph, MO and Albany, MO.
Therapy plays a very important role in recovery from a life-altering injury or illness.
We offer a hospital-based physical rehabilitation program for the treatment of those who have experienced a debilitating injury or illness.
Nursing care is provided 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, so you have the support and assistance you need around the clock.
Inpatient Rehabilitation in St. Joseph, MO
As our patient, you’ll have the support of a specialized team that includes a rehab-trained doctor, therapists, rehab nurses, social workers and dietitians. Immediately on admission, your care team quickly works to create goals around your specific needs. On a weekly basis your care team reviews and adjusts the goals based on your progress. Whether you’re in a therapy session or getting ready for bed, your team will support you in achieving your goals and recovering to the fullest.
We know your loved ones are making adjustments as well and may need support during your recovery. We encourage your family members to be involved throughout your stay. Our therapists will educate family members and caregivers on how best to support you during therapy and the next phase of your recovery.
Post-Acute Care in Albany, MO
We also provide Post-Acute Care at Mosaic Medical Center - Albany. Patients benefit from post-acute care in many different ways. It offers a range of benefits, including specialized rehabilitation, continuity of care, individualized care plans, prevention of hospital readmissions, focus on functional improvement, comprehensive care coordination, patient and family education, cost-effectiveness, and psychosocial support. These advantages make post-acute care a valuable component of the healthcare continuum for individuals recovering from acute medical events.
Inpatient Rehabilitation/Post-Acute Care Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is Post-Acute Care?
Post-Acute Care is for patients who are preparing to go home or to a long-term care facility, but would benefit from receiving skilled nursing care. The program offers personalized support from a full medical team providing hospital-level care allowing patients to reach higher levels of wellness and independent living skills.
What types of patients would benefit from this service?
Patients who benefit from Post-Acute Care include those with extended IV therapy needs, recovering from surgery, stroke, COPD, congestive heart failure, wound care and other chronic conditions.
Why is this service important for patients?
Post-acute care is important to patients because it enhances recovery, reduces the risk of complications, promotes independence, and ensures a coordinated approach to healthcare beyond the acute phase of illness or injury. It contributes to the overall well-being and long-term health outcomes of patients.
What can a patient expect with post-acute care services?
Patients can expect assessment and evaluation, development of individualized care plan, rehabilitation services, medical monitoring and management, educational support, psychosocial support, care coordination, transition planning and follow-up care.
How does someone become a post-acute care patient?
When a patient meets post-acute care criteria, a referral is necessary for our review and acceptance. While hospitals typically refer patients to our facility, individuals or their families can also request a referral. The transition to becoming a post-acute care patient involves collaboration among healthcare professionals, such as physicians, nurses, therapists, and case managers. This collaborative effort aims to ensure a seamless transition and continuity of care, with the decision being guided by factors like the individual's medical condition, functional status, and specific care requirements for optimal recovery.
Mosaic Post-Acute Care Benefits
Here's how you and your family can benefit:
- A more intimate environment allows your care team to provide you with personalized care.
- Your care team strives to prepare you for a successful return home, reducing your risk of getting readmitted to an acute care hospital.
- Post Acute Care closer to home, which makes it easier for family and friends to participate in your recovery by attending therapy sessions and learning how to help when you go home.
- Nurse staffing levels at Post Acute Care facilities are equivalent to that of regular hospital settings ensuring you receive all the attention you need during your recovery.
- Patient rooms are well-equipped and comfortable. Many are private.
Contact Us
For more information, please call (816) 271-6420.
