Patients of LMB Imaging: Due to building improvements, please use Door A to enter until further notice.
Grand View Health Visitor Policy: Updated January 22, 2024.
Patients of LMB Imaging: Due to building improvements, please use Door A to enter until further notice.
Grand View Health Visitor Policy: Updated January 22, 2024.
The Stroke Rehabilitation Program at Grand View Hospital features a team approach to stroke treatment and recovery. Just as stroke affects people differently, each patient’s ability to recover from a stroke is unique. Therefore, we tailor our approach to your symptoms, needs, and abilities. The sooner you start stroke rehabilitation, the more likely you will benefit from it. In fact, your doctor will likely start your stroke rehabilitation within 24 to 48 hours of your stroke.
The Stroke Program at Grand View Hospital has a dynamic inpatient unit designed to help you while you are still in the hospital. In addition to receiving outstanding nursing care, you typically begin your stroke therapy while in our inpatient unit. Our Physical Therapy Department staff evaluates your needs and may recommend physical, occupational, and/or speech therapy. Our therapists provide stroke education and encourage you and your family to take an active role in your recovery, to help you heal more quickly.
Our case managers will coordinate your discharge from the hospital. We then help you arrange for the services you need to continue your stroke recovery at home. If you require more intense care, we will help coordinate further stroke rehabilitation in an acute rehabilitation setting or assisted living community.
Once home, you may continue to receive outpatient therapy from Grand View’s Physical Therapy Department at our conveniently located at the Sellersville Outpatient Center or Harleysville Outpatient Center.