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Our mission is to help multilingual, multi-cultural caregiver families and professionals that serve caregivers gain continuity and coordination of care for pediatric rehab therapies through free, evidence-based, inter-professional, tele-health services and web-based applications. In addition, our mission is to ensure that providers have free materials and coaching resources to provide cost-effective, caregiver-centered rehab services.
Where Are You In The Rehab Therapy Referral Process?
ACUTE CARE, INPATIENT AND REHAB MODEL
Evaluation and treatment
Discharge orders written to inpatient rehab (usually multi-therapies needed), outpatient or home health
ACUTE / INPATIENT
Orders received: caregiver is called to schedule evaluation
Treatment after doctor signature and insurance approves (15 -30-day process)
OUTPATIENT
Orders received: caregiver called to schedule evaluation
Treatment after doctor signature and insurance approves (15 -30-day process)
HOME HEALTH
Johnson, 2018
When your child gets sick, the hospital will evaluate and determine if rehabilitation (rehab) therapy is needed. If your child previously received rehab services, you may get inpatient services. Once you are discharged, discharge orders will be written to address swallowing, cognitive, as well as speech and language needs, if length of stay is prolonged. If your child is school-aged, presenting a copy of the medical report to the school may help determine if there is an educational need for special education services.
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