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REHABILITATION SERVICES provides excellent evaluation and treatment for a variety of problems resulting from disease or injury. Our licensed professionals provide outpatient Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy to patients needing to reduce pain, restore function, and prevent disability. Our commitment is to help you reach your goals.

Our Adult and Pediatric OUTPATIENT Program provides treatments to alleviate pain and restore function to patients with a variety of medical and developmental conditions.

Services provided include but are not limited to Evaluation and Treatement of the following diagnoses and treatment options:

Neck/Back Problems
Leg/Foot/Knee Pain
Shoulder/Arm Wrist Pain
Incontinence
Hip/Knee Replacement
Strain/Sprain
Joint/Muscle Stiffness or Weakness
Foot Ulcers
Open Wounds
Difficulty Walking
Balance Problems
Difficulty with Daily Activities
Disability Due to Heart and Lung Problems
Vestibular Dysfunction
Pre and Post-Natal Pelvic Dysfunction
Postural Dysfunction/Body Mechanics Training
Gait Assessment/Frequent Falls
Musculoskeletal and Neurological Dysfunction
Coordination and Fine Motor Assessment
Prosthetic Training
Muscle Re-education
Osteoporosis Exercise Training Program
Ergonomics Assessment
Cognitive Assessment
Swallowing Assessment
ADL Assessment and Training
Splint Making and Modification
Patient and Family Education
TENS/ES
Iontophoresis
US/Phonophoresis
Total Contact Casting
Pediatric Diagnoses and Developmental issues
Swallowing and Speech Dysfunction

Together with our skilled professionals, you can reach your customized rehabilitation goals.

APPOINTMENTS
A referral from your medical provider is required before you can be seen by Rehabilitation Services. To schedule an appointment, please call (903) 877-7293.

If your are unable to keep your scheduled appointment, Please let us know so we can reschedule your visit to a more convenient time. On your first visit, please bring your insurance card, and arrive 15 minutes early to complete the necessary paperwork. We will begin your treatment on your first visit so please wear loose clothing for ease of movement.

BILLING
Before billing you, we will file a claim with your insurance company. Before scheduling your first visit your insurance benefits will be verified and If your insurance requires a co-pay, payment will be required at the time of your visit. If you have questions or concerns about billing, please let us know. Patient Financial Services can be reached at (903)877-7172 or toll-free (800)575-2455.

LOCATION
Rehabilitation Services is located in room 2124 on the second floor of The Riter Center at UT Health Northeast. Hours: Adult Outpatient Clinic-Monday - Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, Pediatric Outpatient Clinic 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. We can be reached by telephone at (903)877-7293 or by fax at (903)877-5615

revised 2/14/2013 MJC

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