One evaluation. A clear plan for staying independent post-surgically or as you age.
A physical-therapist-led evaluation of strength, balance, walking, endurance, transfers, stairs, home mobility, fall risk and equipment. You and your family receive a customized physical therapy plan.
Your Independence Plan.
A simple written summary you can share with family and physicians. It becomes the baseline we measure progress against.
- Current functional strengths
- Areas of concern
- Fall-risk considerations
- Mobility goals
- Recommended exercises
- Home-safety recommendations
- Equipment recommendations, if appropriate
- Physical therapy treatment recommendations
- When reassessment should occur
Care matched to where you are.
Prevention
Relatively independent with mild decline. A strength, balance and mobility program.
Functional Restoration
Noticeable difficulty with walking, stairs, transfers or balance. A formal episode of physical therapy.
Post-Hospital Recovery
Home weaker after a cardiac stay, pneumonia, surgery, a fall or extended illness. Connects directly to Cardiac Recovery.
Independence Maintenance
After rehabilitation: periodic reassessment, a home program, functional monitoring and caregiver education.
Ongoing physical therapy and remote monitoring are provided according to clinical necessity and payer requirements.
Not sure yet? Start with the free Independence Check.
Six quick questions. We email you a personal Independence Report showing where you're strong and where you may need help.