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What is Rehabilitation?Rehabilitation is a process by which a person suffering from an injury, disorder or other condition improves or restores his or her ability to function. Treatment may include exercises that address physical or mental capabilities. For more information about rehabilitation, visit our Health Library. ServicesCatholic Health's rehabilitation experts work closely with your physician to assist in your quick and safe recovery. Click on the links to the left or below for information on the wide range of Buffalo area rehab services offered at Catholic Health. Physical therapy helps individuals recover from orthopedic injuries, musculoskeletal injuries and neurological disorders. Occupational therapy focuses on daily living tasks, such as dressing or cooking, and is often used in the rehabilitation of patients suffering from spinal cord injuries, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, stroke, mental illness or mental retardation. Speech therapy addresses voice problems and conditions.
AthletiCare’s Sports Outreach program provides Certified Athletic Trainers (ATC) to over 20 area high schools and colleges throughout the region. If injured, students receive immediate assessment and treatment on site. Athletes of all ages have access to our Performance Enhancement Program (PEP), which aids athletes in improving agility, speed, strength and more.
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