Inpatient physical rehabilitation

Inpatient physical rehabilitation provides intense, daily treatment and physician services for people who need 24-hour help while they recover from surgery or conditions such as strokes.

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Inpatient physical therapy in Frisco, Texas

Some patients need specialized, skilled care while recovering strength and function after an injury, stroke, trauma, amputation, neurological disorder, orthopedic intervention or other health issue.

At Medical City Frisco, our acute and inpatient rehabilitation programs offer therapeutic care to help you heal. We create a customized plan and offer support and guidance to ensure you return home healthier and happier.

Inpatient rehabilitation

To help patients reach optimum recovery, we provide comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation services and a supportive environment. The goal is to restore independence and ensure a seamless transition to follow-up and outpatient care when it's time to go home.

Physical therapy

Physical therapists help patients improve lower body strength, range of motion, coordination, balance and endurance to achieve optimal mobility and functional skills. They also educate and instruct patients on how to use assistive devices–such as walkers and canes–or safe mobility in their environment.

Occupational therapy

Occupational therapists help patients achieve maximum independence in their ability to perform self-care skills (bathing, dressing, etc.) and other daily living activities. They develop exercise programs to improve each patient's upper body strength, coordination and functional mobility.

Speech therapy

Speech pathologists evaluate and treat impairments in speech production, verbal and/or written expression, and comprehension of speech and/or written material. They may also evaluate and treat impairments in cognition, including attention, concentration, memory, problem-solving and reasoning.

The speech pathologist completes an assessment of swallowing function and recommends treatment. Patients and family members are trained in strategies to facilitate communication and swallowing skills.