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| Musculoskeletal
(MSK) Rehabilitation Program
Hillcrest Centre,
47 Austin Terrace, Toronto, Ontario M5R 1Y8
| Tel: |
416-597-3422
ext. 4506 |
| Fax: |
416-537-3752 |
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Complex
MSK Service
Hillcrest Centre, 47 Austin Terrace, Toronto, Ontario M5R 1Y8
Tel: 416-597-3422 ext. 4506
Fax: 416-537-3752
| Type
of service: |
Inpatient,
outpatient |
| Average
length of stay: |
1
to 4 weeks |
| Conditions: |
Joint replacement, fractures, arthritis, osteoporosis, post-operative complications, diabetes and cardiac conditions |
| Number
of beds: |
47 |
| Referral
required: |
Physician |
The Complex MSK Service specializes in treating patients following a hip or knee replacement, hip fracture, other fractures, or post-operative complications following surgery. This service also supports individuals who have multiple health issues that require medical attention (i.e. arthritic conditions, diabetes, osteoporosis, and heart conditions) and whose mobility and movement are significantly impaired. Patients receive physiotherapy, occupational therapy, hydro/pool therapy and education to improve their level of independence in daily living.
For patients who have had a joint replacement or revision, the length of stay is up to seven days. For patients who are receiving care for fractures or other health issues, the typical length of stay is two to four weeks.
Admitting Criteria:
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Over 18 years of age |
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Medically
stable |
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Identified
achievable rehabilitation goals |
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Motivated
and physically capable of participating in a rehab program |
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Cognitively
able to learn new activities and follow direction |
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Requires
interprofessional care that is not available in the community
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Has an appropriate discharge destination and/or plan identified prior to admission |
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Fractured Hip Rapid Assessment and Treatment (FHRAT) Service
Hillcrest Centre, 47 Austin Terrace, Toronto, Ontario M5R 1Y8
Tel: 416-597-3422 ext. 4506
Fax: 416-537-3752
| Type
of service: |
Inpatient |
| Average
length of stay: |
3
to 4 weeks |
| Conditions: |
Recent hip fracture requiring surgery |
| Referral
required: |
Physician |
This service specializes in meeting the needs of individuals who have recently undergone surgery to repair a fractured hip and who may have other impairments such as dementia and depression which can impact a patient’s cognition and overall functional abilities. Suitability for this service is assessed during the first 7 to 10 days of stay. If a different level of care, such as a low-intensity, long-duration rehab program, is required, other care options, which may include transfer to another facility, will be explored.
Admissions Criteria:
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Over 18 years of age |
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Medically stable |
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Identified and achievable rehabilitation goals |
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Motivated and physically capable of participating in a rehab program |
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Able to learn new activities and follow directions |
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Requires interprofessional care that is not available in the community |
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Ability to live independently, whether at home or in a retirement home setting. |
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Discharge goal and/or plan is to return patient to their pre-fracture living situation. |
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Multiple
Trauma Service
Hillcrest Centre, 47 Austin Terrace, Toronto, Ontario M5R 1Y8
Tel: 416-597-3422 ext. 4506
Fax: 416-537-3752
| Type of service: |
Inpatient |
| Average
length of stay: |
3 to 8 weeks |
| Number
of beds: |
8 |
| Referral
required: |
Physician |
This service provides rehabilitation for patients who have experienced multiple fractures and/or injuries to the musculoskeletal system due to a fall, motor vehicle accident, work-related accident or other event. This service also addresses complications related to musculoskeletal injuries, such as peripheral nerve, soft tissue and mild traumatic brain injuries. The goal is to help patients return home and resume leisure and/or work-related activities. The patient plays an integral part in their goal planning and rehabilitation.
Admissions Criteria:
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Over
18 years of age |
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Medically stable |
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Injuries and/or fractures as a result of trauma |
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Identified and achievable rehabilitation goals |
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Motivated and physically capable of participating in a rehab program |
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Able to learn new activities and follow directions |
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Requires interprofessional care that is not available in the community |
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Has an appropriate discharge destination identified prior to admission |
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Oncology
Service
Hillcrest Centre, 47 Austin Terrace, Toronto, Ontario M5R 1Y8
Tel: 416-597-3422 ext. 4506
Fax: 416-537-3752
| Type of service: |
Inpatient, outpatient |
| Average
length of stay: |
3 to 4 weeks |
| Number
of beds: |
5 |
| Referral
required: |
Physician |
This service provides rehabilitation for patients who have cancers related to the musculoskeletal system. This may include bone cancers of the hip, pelvis or spine, which often lead to fractures or disease of the soft tissue surrounding the bone. This service also provides rehabilitation for individuals who have other forms of cancer (i.e. colon, breast, bladder, lung, prostate, lymphoma, leukemia, sarcoma, multiple myeloma) that directly impact their ability to carry out activities of daily living. The rehabilitation in this service focuses on helping individuals to either regain previous mobility levels or helping them adjust to new physical limitations. There is also an education-based outpatient component to this service.
Admission Criteria:
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Over 18 years of age |
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Medically
stable |
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Identified and achievable rehabilitation goals |
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Motivated and physically capable of participating in a rehab program |
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Able to learn new activities and follow directions |
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Requires limited transfers for external treatment and follow-up |
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Requires interprofessional care that is not available in the community |
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Has an appropriate discharge destination identified prior to admission |
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Prevention
and Rehabilitation of Osteoporosis (PRO) Service
| Tel: |
416-597-3422
ext. 4514 |
| Fax: |
416-
597-7174 |
| Type
of service: |
Outpatient
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| Referral required: |
Physician |
This service offers medical management, exercise, education and peer support to individuals with osteoporosis and those at risk of developing the disease. As a participant in this program, you will learn how to exercise appropriately and participate in seminars about osteoporosis and lifestyle management
Patients learn about:
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Osteoporosis
medications and how to manage the disease |
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Appropriate
exercises for people with osteoporosis |
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Knowledgeable and healthy food choices |
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Lifestyle
changes |
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How
to cope with pain and emotional issues |
All patients receive a medical assessment, that includes bone density tests and exercise testing to determine fitness levels, in order to establish the diagnosis and severity of osteoporosis. Patients receive ongoing support and regular medical reassessments, group exercise classes, and physiotherapy intervention
Admission Criteria:
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Over 18 years of age |
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Medically stable |
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Patients who have been diagnosed with osteoporosis or who are at risk of developing osteoporosis |
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Physically capable of safely participating in the rehab program |
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last
update: June 26, 2003
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