For those patients who need short-stay rehab, but may not be appropriate for an inpatient rehab, our Transitional facilities offer the best of both worlds: superior rehab and the highest quality, round-the-clock nursing care. Here, expert clinicians and caregivers work as a team, with one goal in mind: a faster, fuller recovery for our patients.
We have transitional rehab units at Allied Services Wilkes-Barre Rehab Hospital in Wilkes-Barre Township and at Allied Services Scranton Rehab Hospital in Scranton. Our transitional care units are situated within our top-ranked rehab hospitals in the United States. That means that our transitional patients have ready access to the most highly qualified therapists and nurses, the latest therapies and technologies, and safe accommodations.
A customized plan of care is developed for each transitional patient upon admission, based on his or her short-term rehab and nursing needs, health history and goals. A physician oversees the patient’s care in consultation with nursing and therapy professionals.
The care plan may include physical, occupational, respiratory and/or speech therapy; care coordination; medication management; and therapeutic recreation. We communicate with primary care doctors and specialists, making it easy to follow the patient’s progress.
Transitional rehab emphasizes smooth and convenient transitions. Whether you’ve come to us from your home or a hospital, we’ll work to make the admission process safe and efficient for patients and their families. We’ll also coordinate with physicians and caregivers to help patients stay healthy and continue their progress after they leave us.
Allied Services Scranton Transitional Rehab Unit
Located on the newly-remodeled third floor of Allied Services Scranton Rehab Hospital, the Transitional Rehab Unit offers attractive and well-equipped patient rooms, as well as new nursing stations and family visiting areas. As an expansion of Allied Services Scranton Rehab Hospital, it enjoys access to the same expertise, resources, and technology that led to its #1 ranking in 2013.
Allied Services Wilkes-Barre Transitional Rehab Unit
From 2014 to date, Allied Services Wilkes-Barre Transitional Rehab Unit and Allied Services Scranton Transitional Rehab Unit have earned the area’s only five star rankings and title of the Nation’s best nursing homes, according to newly published U.S. News & World Report results.
Annually, the magazine rates nearly 16,000 nursing homes using data from the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Quality measures, nurse staffing, and health inspection ratings are factored into the overall rating. Five-star nursing homes display a badge recognizing their “Best Nursing Home” status. For more information click here.
To learn more about how a short rehabilitative stay at one of Allied Services’ transitional units can help you begin progress toward recovery and independence, please call 570-348-1359 (Scranton) or 570-826-3885 (Wilkes-Barre).
