PAM Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Kyle:
Outpatient Therapy
Our outpatient rehabilitation clinic treats patients who want to restore their body's functions after an injury. We also offer post-acute care management and post-surgical rehab. When you visit our Joint Commission-certified outpatient rehabilitation clinic, our team will work with you to build a rehabilitation plan to suit your lifestyle and recovery goals.
Whether you need physical therapy to recover from a stroke or you need speech therapy or occupational therapy for other conditions, we can provide them at PAM. Our specialists work with the latest equipment to help you regain mobility, skills, and more. We offer specialized programs to take care of the following conditions:
- Orthopedic conditions
- Cardiopulmonary diseases
- Neurological conditions
- Balance disorders
- Brain injury
- Stroke
- Spinal cord injury
- Women's health with focus on obstetrics physical therapy (pregnancy and post-partum)
Our outpatient clinic also offers special programs and services you may not find in other rehab centers:
- Joint Commission Certificate of Distinction for Stroke Rehabilitation
- Orthopedic clinical specialist
- Neurologic clinical specialist
- Trigger point dry needling: for use in treating pain and movement issues
- VitalStim: neuromuscular electrical stimulation to help improve swallowing difficulties
- SPEAK OUT!: speech treatment to improve speech and communication for individuals with Parkinson's disease
- LSVT BIG: intensive one-on-one treatment program created to help people with Parkinson's disease and other neurological conditions to improve walking, balance, and activities of daily living
- LSVT LOUD: intensive speech program created to improve communication by helping you speak with a voice and volume that's easy for others to hear and understand
- Aquatics: therapy using water to relieve pain and restore movement
What to Expect During Outpatient Rehabilitation
When you visit our outpatient rehabilitation center, a licensed physical therapist, occupational therapist, or speech-language pathologist will assess your treatment needs. We will then work with you to develop a treatment plan that is unique to your situation and can help you recover as quickly as possible. Then, your therapist will share a treatment schedule, which will include how often we recommend you visit our rehab clinic. It may be once per week or more depending on your needs. Most clinic sessions last for 45 minutes to one hour.