Allied Services offers a program designed to address a growing community need: patients who are declining functionally at home but do not qualify for an acute care admission.
If you're struggling with your mobility, we can help. Admit from Home makes it simple to access nationally-ranked rehab care directly from home.
A short-term stay at our nationally-ranked Scranton or Wilkes-Barre Rehab Hospitals can help you to regain your balance, strength, stamina, mobility, and independence. A short-term inpatient stay can be beneficial if you:
Patients are admitted to our inpatient rehab hospitals directly from home. You will receive specialized nursing, medical management, and physical therapy to improve your mobility and ability to perform everyday activities safely.
To get started on your referral call Kathy Stella, RN, CRRN, Assistant Vice President of Admissions and Case Management on the Admit from Home Hotline at 570-341-4365. To be contacted directly by our admissions professionals, please complete the short inquiry form below.
ADMIT FROM HOME - INQUIRY FORM
Eligibility: Medicare regulations require patients to have a qualifying three-day hospital stay before admission to a skilled nursing facility. Your stay at our Scranton Rehab Hospital or Wilkes-Barre Rehab Hospital will meet this requirement.
At Allied Services, our specialized therapists help patients improve balance, decrease dizziness, improve strength, minimize falls and possibly reduce the need for medications.
We are experts in treating various conditions including:
Allied Services operates two specialty rehabilitation hospitals . Our inpatient hospitals deliver intensive rehabilitation services and medical management for patients with various conditions. In addition, we deliver specialty programs serving the post-acute needs of patients recovering from an amputation, brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke, and other neurological conditions.
Providing the highest quality care to our patients and their families is integral to our mission. Allied Services Scranton Rehab Hospital and Wilkes-Barre Rehab Hospital both consistently earn the Uniform Data System for Medical Rehabilitation’s (UDSmrSM) Top Performer Award. The Top Performer Award recognizes facilities that rank in the top 10 percent of more than 800 inpatient rehabilitation facilities nationwide.
Each year, UDSmrSM compares nearly 800 inpatient rehabilitation providers on key quality measures including functional improvement (defined by how well a person can get around and complete everyday activities) and the percentage of patients who return home after rehab.
Allied Services Scranton Rehab Hospital has earned the Top Performer Award for 15 consecutive years.