Therapy & rehabilitation services
If pain, weakness or limited mobility is slowing you down after an injury, surgery or a health event, therapy can help you get back to daily life with more confidence.
Henry Community Health offers physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy, plus cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, with options like aquatics, hand specialty care and targeted exercises based on your goals and diagnosis.
Designations
- CHIME Digital Health Most Wired Awards, Acute & Ambulatory, 2020–2025
- Healthgrades Outstanding Patient Experience Award™, 2026
- Healthgrades Patient Safety Excellence Award™, 2025 & 2026
Therapy & rehabilitation by the numbers
Therapy and rehabilitation treatments
Depending on your condition, we may use one or a combination of therapies and treatments to improve your progress. Our facility supports a wide variety of treatment options, including:
Occupational therapy
- Activities of daily living exercises
- Hand specialty
- Iontophoresis
- Upper extremity exercises
Physical therapy
- Aquatics therapy
- Balance assessments
- Custom splint fabrication
- Electrical stimulation
- Fall prevention techniques
- Gait analysis
- Soft tissue mobilization
- Therapeutic exercise
- Traction
- Ultrasound
Speech/language therapy
- Cognition exercises
- Memory exercise
- Swallowing assessment and treatment
- Voice therapy (Lee Silverman Voice Treatment)
Cardiopulmonary rehabilitation
Our cardiopulmonary rehabilitation program provides a variety of services for patients with heart or lung condition which includes:
- exercise training
- disease-based education
- nutritional counseling
- emotional support
- behavior interventions
FAQs about therapy and rehabilitation services
After your initial evaluation, depending on your plan of care and the care team member’s existing schedule you will be able to choose which care team member you would like to see.
Insurance companies often require physical therapy before an MRI because it’s generally considered a more cost-effective first step for many musculoskeletal conditions, as physical therapy can often resolve pain without the need for a pricey imaging test like an MRI, potentially saving the insurance company money in the long run. Additionally, a physical therapist can often accurately diagnose the issue through evaluation and movement analysis, making an MRI unnecessary in many cases.
Occupational therapy, also called OT, is focused on helping a patient with day-to-day tasks. That means an occupational therapist’s goal is to improve your ability to function in your everyday life and the different environments you may encounter. While Physical therapy, also called PT, is focused on helping a patient with mobility. That means a physical therapist’s goal is improving movement.
Want a deeper explanation? Read our guide on occupational therapy vs physical therapy.
Locations
Call to schedule an appointment at which location is closest to you.
Henry Community Health Rehabilitation Services
Suite 210
New Castle, IN 47362
