Mercy Folsom Outpatient Rehabilitation Center - Folsom, CA

About Mercy Folsom Outpatient Rehabilitation Center

Mercy Folsom Outpatient Rehabilitation Center is a rehabilitation center that offers many services, including certified hand therapy, speech/swallowing therapy, and orthopedic diagnoses. Visit Mercy Folsom Outpatient Rehabilitation Center located at 1580 Creekside Dr, Folsom, CA. This Folsom rehabilitation center is one of the best in California. As part of the Dignity Health network, Mercy Folsom Outpatient Rehabilitation Center is dedicated to delivering high quality, compassionate care and access to Folsom and nearby communities.

Comprehensive services offered at Mercy Folsom Outpatient Rehabilitation Center

Your time is important. When you’re with our care team, we want you to get the most out of your visit. Our multidisciplinary team of physicians is ready to serve when you need us most. With a combination of expert knowledge, compassionate care, and personalized treatment plans, you can count on us to work for you.

• Certified Hand Therapy
• Speech/Swallowing Therapy
• Orthopedic Diagnoses
• Post-Operative Care
• Tendon Repairs
• Custom Splinting Needs
• Ergonomic Education/Training
• Functional Capacity Evaluations
• Neurological Diagnoses
• Stroke Care
• Adaptive Equipment Recommendations
• Activities of Daily Living Retraining
• Wound Care
• Wheelchair Assessments/Recommendations
• Prosthetic Training
• Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation

Certified Hand Therapy

Hand therapy is the art and science of rehabilitation or the upper limb, which includes the hand, wrist, elbow and shoulder.

Speech/Swallowing Therapy

Speech and swallowing therapy is a service that is focused on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of speech, language, swallowing, social communication, and cognitive-communication disorders in children and adults.

Orthopedic Diagnoses

Orthopedic diagnosis involves the diagnosis of diseases, disorders, and injuries related to the musculoskeletal system, which includes the bones, joints, muscles, tendons, and ligaments. Diagnoses are made based on symptoms and with the use of imaging technology to get a detailed view of the affected area of the body.

Post-Operative Care

Post-operative care is support offered to a person after they have surgery. This support will depend on the type of surgery, commonly providing patients with pain management, wound care, and patient education.

Tendon Repairs

Tendon repairs are typically done via minimally invasive surgery that is done to repair partially or completely torn tendons, which are the fibrous bands of tissue that connect the muscles to the bones. The repair to a tendon tear involves the suturing and may require a hospital stay, depending on the tendon that needs repair and the severity of the injury.

Custom Splinting Needs

Custom splints/orthoses are specially constructed from a thermoplastic material that is heated in warm water and molded to custom fit each individual. These custom splints/orthoses can be used to rest or protect a compromised joint, give stability, and reduce pain.

Ergonomic Education/Training

Ergonomic education and training is about transferring critical ergonomics knowledge and real world skills and to lead the process from risk identification, implementing control measures, and verifying success.

Functional Capacity Evaluations

A functional capacity evaluation assess an individual's capacity to perform work activities related to their employment.

Neurological Diagnoses

Diagnoses of neurological disorders requires extensive testing that includes imaging, tests to measure the electrical activity of the brain, tests to measure the muscles and motor neurons, tests to measure the metabolic activity of the cells and more. They types of tests that are run will depend on the neurological disorder for which a patient is being tested.

Stroke Care

Stroke care involves initial treatment to break up and remove the blood clot and repair of the damage, followed by supportive care and rehabilitation that includes physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy to help the patient regain strength and coordination and relearn skills.

Adaptive Equipment Recommendations

The use of adaptive equipment can help you or one you care for feel more independent. Some examples of adaptive equipment are wheelchairs, walkers, shower chairs, and hearing aids.

Activities of Daily Living Retraining

Activities of daily living retraining rehabilitative care is in an environment that encourages recovery, independence and a positive sense of well-being.

Wound Care

Wound care involves every stage of wound management. This includes diagnosing wound type, considering factors that affect wound healing, and the proper treatments for wound management.

Wheelchair Assessments/Recommendations

A wheelchair assessment measures your clinical needs and a recommendation is made for the right wheelchair for you. The assessment will take into account your lifestyle, environment and the needs of your caretakers, family or whomever will be handling your wheelchair.

Prosthetic Training

Prosthetic training is a form of training that is provided to people who have received a new prosthetic. This training teaches people to learn to function with their prosthetic through the use of weight-bearing, mobility, balance, and gait exercises.

Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation

Pelvic floor rehabilitation is dedicated to treating pelvic disorders, such as urinary incontinence and pelvic floor dysfunction. This includes physical therapy that will help strengthen the muscles of the pelvic floor.