The Parker Jewish Institute allocates beds for short-term rehabilitation for victims of strokes, fractures and amputations. Patients receive a total occupational, physical and speech therapy program. An average of 88 percent of rehabilitation patients are successfully discharged to their home within six to eight weeks.
Care is provided by experienced therapists.
The Parker Jewish Institute s Community Health Center offers a broad-based network of medical, nursing, therapeutic, social and recreational services on an outpatient basis. The Center encompasses Parker s Adult Day Health Center and its Diagnostic and Treatment Center, which makes available a full complement of health care services in one location. The Home Health Care Program at the Parker Jewish Institute brings a wide range of health and other supportive services directly into the home of the frail elderly. The program includes nursing care, physical and occupational therapy, nutritional planning, and social work counseling. Treatment can also include emergency alarm response service and medical transportation.