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Transitional Care

What is it?

Transitional care in a physical therapy outpatient clinic refers to the continuum of care provided to patients as they transition from one phase of treatment to another. This phase typically occurs after the initial rehabilitation phase and before the patient is discharged from therapy. During transitional care, the focus is on maintaining progress, preventing regression, and preparing the patient for independent management of their condition or injury. This may involve adjusting the treatment plan, introducing new exercises or techniques, and providing education on self-management strategies. The goal of transitional care is to ensure a smooth and successful transition for the patient as they move towards a more independent and functional state. By offering support and guidance during this phase, physical therapists help patients continue their rehabilitation journey and achieve long-term health and wellness.

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Transitional Care Benefits

How can it help me?

Patients can experience several benefits from transitional care in an outpatient physical therapy clinic including:

1. Continuity of care by ensuring a seamless transition between different phases of treatment, allowing for consistent and coordinated care.

2. Progress maintenance by preventing regression and promoting continued improvement after rehabilitation.

3. Education and empowerment through knowledge and tools needed to manage conditions independently.

4. Individualized support with tailored treatment plans that address the specific needs and goals of each patient during the transitional phase.

5. Improved outcomes by guiding patients through the transition to independent management.

6. Enhanced confidence by alleviating fears of abilities and equipping patients with what is necessary to manage their condition effectively after completing transitional care.

Techniques and Exercises

What we incorporate into our treatments

Transitional Care can include techniques or exercises such as:

  • Advanced strengthening exercises
  • Progression of flexibility and range of motion exercises
  • Functional movement training
  • Balance and proprioception exercises
  • Neuromuscular re-education
  • Cardiovascular conditioning
  • Plyometric exercises
  • Core stabilization exercises
  • Sport-specific training
  • Therapeutic taping techniques
  • Postural re-education
  • Ergonomic assessments and recommendations
  • Self-management strategies
  • Home exercise program development
  • Manual therapy techniques
  • Pain management strategies
  • Education on injury prevention
  • Behavioral modification strategies
  • Return-to-sport protocols
  • Work conditioning programs
  • Assistive device training

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Common symptoms and conditions

  • Reduced pain levels
  • Improved range of motion
  • Increased strength and endurance
  • Enhanced functional mobility
  • Improved balance and coordination
  • Restored joint stability
  • Improved posture
  • Increased flexibility
  • Reduced swelling and inflammation
  • Improved gait pattern
  • Enhanced cardiovascular fitness
  • Improved proprioception
  • Increased confidence in performing daily activities
  • Reduced reliance on assistive devices
  • Improved body mechanics
  • Enhanced body awareness
  • Improved muscle activation and recruitment
  • Reduced risk of falls
  • Improved overall physical function
  • Readiness to progress to more advanced exercises and activities
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Brooklyn Body Works Physical Therapy began as an idea to bring the highest quality physical therapy to all people in our community. We wanted to offer the best that NYC has in health care while not marginalizing people based on socioeconomic boundaries (race, income, language, religion, etc). We offer a “concierge style service” and continue to accept many commercial insurances, medicare and even medicaid policies.

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Since this is a physical therapy session which will require a physical examination and therapeutic exercise (varies by patient), we ask all our patients to come prepared. Please come dressed in loose fitted clothing that will allow for easy mobility, comfort, and access to the area of complaint. In addition we recommend sneakers with soles that grip to prevent slips or falls.

The need for a referral depends on what type of insurance you have. Most insurance plans do not require one, however some insurances do. For example, if you have HIP, you will need a referral from your primary care physician. We ask that you check to see what your health insurance plan requires prior to your initial visit. If you are unsure, please contact our front office and we’ll do our best to determine whether or not you require a referral.

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Each patients case and diagnosis is unique and requires the development of an individualized plan of care. Your physical therapist will give you an estimate of the number of sessions needed to reach a level of “feeling better”, during your initial evaluation.

Over time the number of visits may increase or decrease from the initial estimate, based on the progress made.

Brooklyn Body Works Physical Therapy accepts many of the available major insurance plans as well as alternate payment options, including cash/self-pay, to make our services accessible and affordable. Please visit the link below to view all information pertaining to Payment Options.

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