Sage Intensive Inpatient Therapy program requires participation in physical, occupational, and speech therapy 3.5 hours per day 5-6 days per week. Therapy sessions are provided in both one on one and group sessions using the latest technics to get you back in motion. The Sage team will provide you and your loved one with specialized training to assist with transitioning to your home environment.
Sage Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital is a 27 bed facility with both private and semi-private rooms. Services offered include:
Wound Care
Respiratory Therapy
Physical Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Speech Therapy
Daily monitoring by the Physiatry Team and Internal Medicine.
Nutrition Program guided by a Registered Dietician
Case Management / Social ServicesThis skilled nursing & therapy program is a less intensive setting than inpatient rehab, specifically designed for individuals who are not able to tolerate 3.5 hours of therapy per day. Our skilled nursing program requires a need for skilled nursing 24 hours per day and participation in physical, occupational, speech, and/or respiratory therapy up to 2.5 hours per day 5-6 days per week. Your therapy will consist of one on one sessions between you and your therapist. Outside of your designated therapy sessions, our Activity Therapy Program provides daily organized activities you are sure to enjoy.
Skilled Nursing Facility
Sage’s Skilled Nursing Facility is a 15 bed facility with both private and semi-private rooms. Services offered include:
24 hour Nursing Care
Wound Care
Respiratory Therapy
Physical Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Speech Therapy
Activity Therapy
Frequent monitoring by the Physiatry Team and Internal Medicine.
Nutrition Program guided by a Registered Dietician
Case Management / Social Services
Room Amenities
Your room offers many amenities of a home environment including:
Television with remote
Telephone with your own direct number
Clock
Dresser
ADA compliant bathroom
Suggested Items to Bring
Comfortable, loose fitting clothes suitable for exercise, lying on a mat, or sitting
Lightweight jacket or sweater
Underwear
Shoes with good support for standing, transfers, and walking (tennis or walking shoes)
Slippers or other comfortable shoes to be worn at bedside
Comfortable sleeping clothes
Glasses, dentures, hearing aids
Personal hygiene and grooming items (razor, toothbrush, make-up, etc.)
Books, magazines, puzzle books
Please label all items.
Patients and family are responsible for their personal laundry.
Nutritional Services
Nutrition is important for your health and healing. We strive to offer a variety of great tasting menu items that meet all of your nutritional requirements. Registered dietitians collaborate to plan menus according to the diet prescribed by your doctor. If you doctor changes your diet, we will automatically cancel your previous order and assist you with a new menu. If you have specific questions about your diet or need additional information, your doctor may refer you to a diet technician or registered dietitian.
Note: If your family has brought in food for you, please check with the Nurse or Dietician to make sure it is appropriate for your diet.
Guest trays are available for purchase at $4 each.
Meal Schedule
Breakfast: 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM
Lunch: 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Supper: 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM
Suggested Visiting Hours
Patients are in the therapy gyms for 2 hours in the morning between 8:00 am and 12:00 pm, and up to 2 hours in the afternoon between 1:00 pm and 4:30 pm. During these hours the patient may not be in their room to receive visitors. Family members are welcome to observe the patient during therapy in the gym areas by invitation.
Monday – Friday: 4:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Saturday: 1:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Sunday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Treatment Team Members
Your treatment team is led by a Physiatrist (PM&R Physician, a doctor with specialized training in physical medicine and rehabilitation)and consist of nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, respiratory therapists, dieticians, and case managers for a multidisciplinary approach to your recovery. The Physiatrist leads the team in providing treatment and monitoring progress during your recovery. Other physician specialists such as a Pulmonologist, Internal Medicine, Infectious Disease, Vascular Consultants, and/or a Podiatrist may be called upon to participate in your treatment if needed. Patients are seen by both a Physiatrist and Internal Medicine/Family Practice physician, seven days a week in both skilled and rehab, which is unique and not common in other rehab or skilled settings. Other members of the team may include:
Physical Therapists work to increase muscle strength, balance and endurance for mobility. This may include walking (with or without the use of assistive equipment) or using a wheelchair. Physical Therapists can also make recommendations on many types of equipment and assessment of modifications that may be required in the home in preparation for discharge.
Occupational Therapists work on improving personal care and activities of daily living including dressing, grooming, bathing, eating, etc. and on more advanced self-care activities such as cooking, cleaning, gardening, home and money management. They also work to improve the use of arms and hands, including gross and fine motor control.
Speech/Language Pathologists work towards improving cognitive and communication skills, including reading, comprehension, writing, memory, reasoning and problem solving. Certified in the latest technology, they also assess and treat swallowing
disorders (Dysphagia) though use of VitalStim® Therapy.
Registered/Licensed Practical Nurses and Technicians are available for patient care 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. With specialized training in rehabilitation, they possess the skills necessary to care for patients with decreased function and mobility.
Registered Dietitians consult with the medical staff and work with our patients to develop a diet and menu plan that supports their nutritional needs. The Dietician may also provide education on nutritional needs and/or dietary restrictions.
Case Managers act as the liaison between the patient, patient’s family, physicians and insurance provider. They facilitate communication with our patients and their families to keep them apprised of their loved ones progress. The Case Manager works closely with our patients and families to provide necessary resources to help make informed decisions regarding discharge plans for care following their rehab or skilled care. They also assist with setting up necessary services for a successful discharge to home health services, outpatient therapy or alternative living arrangements such as independent or assisted living or skilled nursing facilities.
Respiratory Team – The Respiratory Team is led by our Pulmonologist who reviews, monitors, and makes recommendations on respiratory cases such as individuals who require ventilators, tracheostomy care, CPAP, BIPAP, breathing treatments, etc. The Pulmonologist works with the medical staff and therapy team to maximize respiratory rehabilitation outcomes. Respiratory Therapist may assist and monitor patients during PT, OT, and ST Sessions to maximize respiratory rehabilitation outcomes.
Social Worker (SW) – Helps patients deal with social, financial, emotional, vocational, and other practical aspects of their condition. SW’s help patients use the most effective coping strategies and problem solving to maximize their adjustment and recovery. SW’s counsel patients and family on issues including grief & loss, adjustment to altered lifestyle, caregiver concerns, and depression, anxiety and caregiver stress.
Neuropsychology– Neuropsychologists are experts in the functions of the brain as they relate to the psychological and behavior processes. The neuropsychologist can offer standardized cognitive testing, driving evaluations, and/or medication reviews to determine the appropriate course of treatment for those with cognitive deficit.
