Vestibular Rehabilitation  

This program is designed to improve balance, minimize falls and decrease dizziness. Vestibular rehabilitation is used for balance problems usually associated with dizziness or vertigo. The goal is to restore normal function of the vestibular system, which is part of the nervous system that controls one's sense of balance. Balance retraining is another type of treatment used for those who are unsteady or have a loss of balance, but don't have dizziness. This type of therapy emphasizes practical solutions to common problems, such as walking on uneven surfaces. The goal is to prevent falls and improve coordination. Physician prescription required for outpatient therapy.

Vocational Rehabilitation

Vocational Rehabilitation provides services to persons with a disability to address their vocational needs such as returning to work after an injury or illness, finding a job, or developing a vocational plan to meet their career goals. Vocational Services available at RIM include vocational evaluations, career counseling, return-to-work services, community-based training, career and educational planning and other vocational case management services.

Wheelchair Services

We have a team of physical and occupational therapists with advanced training and experience related to meeting the wheelchair seating and selection needs of people with a variety of disabilities. They can evaluate and make recommendations for either manual or power wheelchairs. Services are provided for RIM inpatients and outpatients at the locations listed below.

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Women's Rehab

Women's Rehab is a comprehensive program designed to provide rehabilitation services to women of all ages who suffer from conditions affecting solely or primarily females. The program is offered at many of RIM's outpatient locations. The program includes both outpatient rehabilitation (physician prescription required) and community education. Services are provided by physical and occupational therapists with advanced training in treating conditions related to women. This includes:
• Pelvic Pain
• Incontinence (Problems with bladder and/or bowel control)
• Pain or musculoskeletal dysfunction related to pregnancy
• Lymphedema (swelling of the limb) related to cancer
• Post-surgical breast cancer care
• Osteoporosis - prevention and control, with emphasis on exercise

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Work Hardening

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See Return-to-Work Services

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