In-Patient Rehabilitation

Our Commitment

At Center for Neuro Integrative Medicine, our approach to patient care is centered around providing personalized and comprehensive treatment plans to meet the unique needs of each individual. Through a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals, including physicians, therapists, and nutritionists, we aim to address not just the symptoms but also the underlying causes of neurologic conditions.

Our priority is to establish a collaborative and supportive relationship with our patients, emphasizing open communication and mutual respect. By combining evidence-based medicine with innovative therapies and a patient-centered approach, we strive to empower our patients to take control of their health and well-being.

Whether you are seeking treatment for a neurological condition, chronic pain, or mental health concerns, our team is dedicated to supporting you on your journey to optimal health. We are committed to providing compassionate care in a welcoming environment, where your unique needs and preferences are always taken into consideration.

Your health and comfort are our top priorities, and we are here to guide you every step of the way. Together, we can work towards improving your quality of life and helping you achieve your health goals.

In-Patient Rehabilitation Admissions Process

The in-patient rehabilitation admissions process is a critical procedure designed to ensure that patients receive the necessary care and treatment upon entry into our healthcare facility.

When a patient arrives at our facility, they are typically greeted by their patient care coordinator who will collect essential information such as personal details, prescription medications, and any other important medical information.

Following this initial registration, patients may be required to undergo a series of assessments including medical history review, physical examinations, and diagnostic tests to determine the appropriate course of treatment.

Once the evaluation process is complete, the healthcare team will meet with the patient and any family members to review the personalized care plan to address the medical needs and concerns identified during the assessment or prior to admission.

Patients are then assigned a room and given a tour. Throughout their stay, patients are closely monitored by healthcare professionals who will administer treatments, medications, and therapies as prescribed by the attending physician.

Throughout the stay, patients and their families are kept informed about the treatment progress, prognosis, and discharge planning to ensure a smooth transition from the facility back to their home or a long-term rehabilitation facility if needed.

ITEMS TO BRING WITH YOU

  • Comfortable clothing

  • Tennis shoes

  • Notebook/writing utensils

  • Medications - Prescribed and over-the-counter medications must be packed in a separate bag to be submitted upon admission. All prescriptions must be labeled in the original container with the patient’s name and dosage information.

  • Pillow/blanket (optional)

  • Deodorant

  • Toothbrush and toothpaste

  • Shampoo and conditioner

  • Hair styling products (if necessary)

  • Comb/brush

  • Feminine hygiene products

  • Lotion

  • Sunscreen

    Prohibited Items

  • Drugs and alcohol

  • Narcotics, unprescribed prescriptions/supplements

  • Weapons (guns, knives, scissors, sharp objects, etc.)

  • Pornography

  • Food or drinks

  • Toiletries and beauty products that contain alcohol (mouthwash, perfume, etc.)

  • Electronic cigarettes

  • Unapproved or previously opened OTC medications

  • Nail polish, polish remover or synthetic nail related products

  • Video games and DVDs

  • Sporting equipment

  • Revealing clothing (tank tops, sleeveless shirts, midriff bearing tops, etc.)

  • Cleaning supplies (bleach, ammonia, etc.)

  • Electronics (televisions, gaming consoles, etc.)

  • Games/playing cards

  • Candles and incense

  • Clothing with profanity or references to drugs, alcohol or violence

  • Pets

    *Not a comprehensive list. Center for Neuro reserves the right to request that you bring additional items or remove items that its staff deems inappropriate or unsafe.