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Get back to thriving, sooner.

Recovering from stroke, heart attack, joint replacement, illness or surgery is a process that varies depending on the person, the cause and the plan. As a patient or family member, you want an organization that can deliver, no matter the circumstances. Which is exactly what you’ll find right here. Our people, programs, equipment and facilities are second to none and are available to all. We have partnerships with UT Southwestern Medical Center, Texas Health Resources and Medical City Dallas Hospital. We are open to the public and accept Medicare.

Short-term. Long-term. Inpatient. Outpatient. Programs. Equipment. Experts. Rehabilitation Services at Presbyterian Village North are comprehensive, professional and effective.

When you are on the comeback trail and are ready to get back to being your old self again, call upon the broad spectrum of Rehabilitation Services at PVN.

Rehabilitation Services

Orthopedic rehabilitation
Post-stroke rehabilitation
Speech therapy
Occupational therapy
Joint replacement rehabilitation

Inpatient residents may take advantage of:

Housekeeping and dining services
Group and individualized activities
Community common areas and courtyards
Cable TV and wireless internet
Pet therapy
Classes and entertainment
Spa and salon services
Worship activities
Post-discharge follow-up

Short-Term Rehabilitation
Services & Amenities:

Physical, occupational and speech therapies
LSVT treatment approach for Parkinson’s disease
Certified lymphedema treatment
PRN respiratory therapy
Bariatric therapy

Private suites with baths
Smart TVs with streaming services available
Spacious dining areas
Family suites

Rehabilitation Partnerships

Preferred Partner

Frequently Asked Questions

What does physical therapy rehab include?

If you have experienced neuromuscular or skeletal injury or dysfunction, you want the best physical therapy available. Our program focuses on individualized therapeutic treatment to help restore function, and may include:

Training in mobility, gait stability, posture and positioning
Exercise programs to increase muscle function, coordination and endurance
Joint and soft tissue mobilization to increase range of motion
Wound care
Pain management

Is occupational therapy the same as physical therapy?

Though similar, insofar as helping to restore strength and mobility, occupational therapy helps people adapt to their social and physical environment through:

Education and training in areas such as dressing, bathing, eating and grooming
Activities for memory, orientation and cognitive integration
Adaptive techniques or equipment to overcome physical disabilities
Strengthening and coordination exercises
Exercises to maintain normal joint movement to reduce the effects of arthritis or other conditions

When is speech rehab therapy necessary?

Speech and language pathologists address general communication issues and swallowing dysfunction. Treatment plans are designed for such individual needs as:

Recovery of speech, language and memory skills
Verbal and nonverbal communication, including programs for the hearing-impaired
Oral muscle strength and functioning required for speaking and swallowing
Appropriate diet recommendations

Want to learn more?

If you have questions about life at PVN, want to schedule a tour or just want to see what’s new—fill out our form and let us know that you’re interested. Then a member of our team will reach out!