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Provides physical, occupation, and speech therapies. Offers private rehabilitation suites, therapy services seven days a week, comprehensive wound care, and IV therapy.

Evaluates, diagnoses, and treats disorders that impact a child or adult's joint motion, muscle strength and endurance, and/or ability to perform activities of daily living.

Offers comprehensive assessment and care for Parkinson's Disease, including evaluation by a neurologist and physician's assistant, specially trained in movement disorders. Service includes occupational therapy, speech therapy, physical therapy, and swallowing therapy. Goal is to develop endurance and independence through home exercise and other interventions. Also provides education on the illness for caregivers.

Skilled Nursing facility provides Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy. Therapists see patients within the first 24 hours after admission. They allow the opportunity to give patients time to get acclimated to the new surroundings, gain rest after the transition, and permit nurses the appropriate amount of time necessary to gain all clinical information through assessments. Daily therapy varies based on physicians orders from the hospital and to what extent the patient is able to participate.

Miami Valley Hospital Pain Center offers patients pain management at one location. MVH pain center takes a holistic approach, working closely with patients to develop an individual treatment plan for controlling pain.

Offers skilled home health care treatment in the patient's home. Nurses, physical and occupational therapists, speech and language pathologists, medical social workers, home health aides, homemakers, and live-in companions are all available to meet patient's needs.

Provides therapy for speech, hearing, and physical disabilities for students of participating school districts.

Provides comprehensive therapeutic care, including the following specializations: * Physical, occupational, and speech therapy * Orthopedics * Stroke rehabilitation * Cupping/Graston Techniqure * Concussion therapy * Vertigo and vestibular/balance issues * Dry needling * TMJ therapy * Aquatics * Running analysis * Parkinson's BIG Program * Neurologic conditions * Upper extremity issues * Infant feeding * Dyslexia * Pediatric/adult autism

Provides therapies designed to assist individuals in returningto everyday activities following an illness, injury, or surgery.

Briarwood Village offers physical therapy services.

Offers physical and medical rehabilitation care including physical, occupational and speech therapies, 7 days a week. Services include various therapy treatments like electrical stimulation, patterned electrical stimulation. Offers balance assessments and therapy to improve balance. Therapy clinic is open for outpatient therapies as well.

Provides skilled nursing and home health care including professional nursing assessment, medical services such as blood pressure checks, medication monitoring, blood sugar checks, wound care, catheter care, and tube feeding, behavioral health care (limited to dementia and depression), home health aide services, homemaker and companion services, temporary illness support programs, and rehabilitation services including physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Short-term in home respite care is provided as well.

Provides regular, intensive, occupational, and physical therapy to help children increase their functional abilities and to become as independent and successful as possible. Services include play and exercise therapy, aquatic therapy (including time in the pool with the patient for families of patients), electrical stimulation, teaching adaptive techniques, using adaptive equipment, music therapy (where indicated) and recreational therapy (to assist in transitioning back into the home and community).

Medical fitness center with supervised health and wellness programs. Focus on prevention and treatment of lifestyle related disease, illness, and injury. Also includes nutrition, health education, and health assessments.

Provides a variety of outpatient rehabilitative therapies, including physical, occupational, speech, massotherapy, aquatic therapy, nutritional therapy, recreation therapy, a balance program, and a hand rehabilitation clinic.

Provides in-home skilled nursing care, physical, speech and occupational therapy, home health aides, medical social work, maternal and child health care, wound care, ostomy and continence care, and infusion therapy.

Provides a variety of outpatient rehabilitative therapies, including physical, occupational, speech, massotherapy, aquatic therapy, nutritional therapy, recreation therapy, a balance program, and a hand rehabilitation clinic.

Provides physical and occupational therapy.

Provides occupational, speech, and physical therapy for veterans.

Provides free basic medical services for low income adults without healthcare coverage. Does not provide school/work/sports physicals. Does not provide any disability, workers' comp or social security claims paperwork. Can provide referrals to primary care specialists or specialists who offer services on a sliding fee scale, as well as dental referrals. Can arrange for lab work or radiology services. Physical therapy services available. Offers limited eye screenings.

Provides a program for those with neurological and non-neurological impairments who no longer require 24-hour inpatient medical care but who still require intensive rehabilitative therapy (instruction in activities of daily living, for example) and occasional nursing. A meal is included in the day's activities.

Provides comprehensive physical, occupational, and speech therapy services to patients as requested by their physician. Develops a treatment program for each patient. Offers an accredited work-conditioning program.

Physical therapy can be provided.

Skilled therapies, including physical therapy can be provided.

Provides therapy-based equine programs for people with varying degrees of disabilities. Therapy involves horse-related activities uniquely designed for those with cognitive, physical, emotional, and social disabilities (including specialized programs for autistic students). Students learn horseback riding skills and basic horse care while receiving many benefits such as improved balance, mobility, muscle tone, coordination and posture, enhanced independence, increased concentration, frustration tolerance, behavioral control, and self-esteem. Hippotherapy is conducted with a physician's prescription under the direction of a Physical or Occupational Therapist, a certified therapeutic riding instructor and an appropriate number of volunteers performing the functions of leader and side-walkers.