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Learning More About Rehabilitative Care [Episode 123]
Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Jill Enders are joined by Ann Warren and Mark Dwyer, of the Rehabilitation Institute of St. Louis. They talk about the challenges that seniors face when injured, as well as their journey regaining their health and eventually making their way back to their respective homes.
They highlight their locations and how the support services that
patients may require can change, depending on the status of their health. Ann
and Mark detail how Barnes Jewish Hospital home health services work with the
Rehabilitation Institute of St. Louis to provide care, even after patients
leave the facility.
Ann and Mark talk about easy Medicare is to work with, in
terms of in-patient rehabilitative care and also highlight how total hip or
knee replacement is no longer covered on an in-patient basis at their facility.
They all detail how ailments like a broken hip are no longer
as grim of a prognosis as it once was and how important making adjustments to
rehabilitative exercise program can be for seniors experiencing pain from rehabilitative
exercises.
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Attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Jill Enders are joined by Ann Warren and Mark Dwyer, of the Rehabilitation Institute of St. Louis. They talk about the challenges that seniors face when injured, as well as their journey regaining their health and eventually making their way back to their respective homes.
They highlight their locations and how the support services that
patients may require can change, depending on the status of their health. Ann
and Mark detail how Barnes Jewish Hospital home health services work with the
Rehabilitation Institute of St. Louis to provide care, even after patients
leave the facility.
Ann and Mark talk about easy Medicare is to work with, in
terms of in-patient rehabilitative care and also highlight how total hip or
knee replacement is no longer covered on an in-patient basis at their facility.
They all detail how ailments like a broken hip are no longer
as grim of a prognosis as it once was and how important making adjustments to
rehabilitative exercise program can be for seniors experiencing pain from rehabilitative
exercises.