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Orthopedic rehabilitation at Bridgepoint focuses on helping people recover from injury or surgery to regain their physical abilities and independence. Our care providers work with each individual to develop a care plan tailored to their needs and goals to support a successful transition back to home or community.
Patient Perspective
Since being diagnosed with osteoarthritis, Nancy, a past patient of Bridgepoint's orthopedic unit, had a number of surgeries for complications with her joints. She arrived at Bridgepoint for orthopedic rehab after getting her left shoulder replaced.
"My goals are to be able to drive again and do my own hair before getting my right shoulder replaced," says Nancy. After almost five weeks at Bridgepoint, her shoulder improved considerably and her physiotherapist says she is doing well. "My daughter was so happy to see me able to use my left arm!" she says.
Read more about Nancy's experience in Bridgepoint's orthopedic rehab program.
For Patients and Families
What to bring to the hospital
- Comfortable rubber soled shoes with good support that can accommodate swollen feet
- Loose clothing for the daytime (jogging pants, t-shirts, sweaters), underwear and socks
- Assistive devices such as dressing aids (reacher, sock aid and long shoe horn)
- Mobility aids (canes, walkers and wheelchairs)
- A credit card or debit card (for equipment, sundry needs)
- Hearing aids, glasses and other assistive devices
Learn more about preparing for your stay at Bridgepoint and review our Patient Welcome Guide.
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