Hardtner Rehab Center
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Acute Inpatient Rehab
Hardtner Rehab Center was created
for the special needs of families who
have experienced a life-changing
event such as stroke or joint
replacement. Many programs are
tailored to rehabilitate the individual to
regain some of the function and
independence that may have been lost
due to certain illnesses or injuries.
With a team of highly trained
professionals including physicians,
therapists, and nurses, the special
treatment needs of each individual are
designed for optimum improvement
and results in the shortest period of
time. With a goal of reducing long-
term healthcare costs, our objective is
to assist people in regaining their
independence reducing the need for
institutionalization. We monitor the
outcomes of our work to benchmark
our success to the industry norms and
look for ways to further improve our
success.
Outpatient Rehabilitation
Many times the need for rehabilitation
may be accomplished without
admission to the rehab center. If
transportation is readily available and
skilled nursing care is not necessary, a
regimented treatment program of 2-5
days per week may be designed to
reach an individual’s goals.
Hardtner Rehab Center was created
for the special needs of families who
have experienced a life-changing
event such as stroke or joint
replacement. Many programs are
tailored to rehabilitate the individual to
regain some of the function and
independence that may have been lost
due to certain illnesses or injuries.
With a team of highly trained
professionals including physicians,
therapists, and nurses, the special
treatment needs of each individual are
designed for optimum improvement
and results in the shortest period of
time. With a goal of reducing long-
term healthcare costs, our objective is
to assist people in regaining their
independence reducing the need for
institutionalization. We monitor the
outcomes of our work to benchmark
our success to the industry norms and
look for ways to further improve our
success.
Outpatient Rehabilitation
Many times the need for rehabilitation
may be accomplished without
admission to the rehab center. If
transportation is readily available and
skilled nursing care is not necessary, a
regimented treatment program of 2-5
days per week may be designed to
reach an individual’s goals.
Ph. (318)495-3131 Ext. 311
Multi-disciplinary team
Rehabilitation physician—The doctor who actually admits
and attends the patient and supervises the plan of care
including nursing care, medication management, and
therapies supervision.
Rehab nurse– registered and licensed nurses who help in
reaching goals in addition to routine nursing care.
Speech & language pathologist -- therapist who evaluates and
treats disabilities pertaining to language as well as swallowing.
Physical therapist– therapist who focuses on motor skills such
as walking, balance, wheelchair use, strength, endurance,
and posture.
Occupational therapist— therapist who focuses on the
activities of daily living such as dressing, eating, using the
bathroom, etc.
Respiratory therapist-- therapist who treats patients with
breathing difficulties.
Dietitian-- addresses patient’s nutritional needs and any
changes.
Rehab counselor-- focuses on emotional aspects of patient’s
rehab process.
Case manager-- serves as the liaison between the family and
the team as well as the insurance company.
Rehabilitation physician—The doctor who actually admits
and attends the patient and supervises the plan of care
including nursing care, medication management, and
therapies supervision.
Rehab nurse– registered and licensed nurses who help in
reaching goals in addition to routine nursing care.
Speech & language pathologist -- therapist who evaluates and
treats disabilities pertaining to language as well as swallowing.
Physical therapist– therapist who focuses on motor skills such
as walking, balance, wheelchair use, strength, endurance,
and posture.
Occupational therapist— therapist who focuses on the
activities of daily living such as dressing, eating, using the
bathroom, etc.
Respiratory therapist-- therapist who treats patients with
breathing difficulties.
Dietitian-- addresses patient’s nutritional needs and any
changes.
Rehab counselor-- focuses on emotional aspects of patient’s
rehab process.
Case manager-- serves as the liaison between the family and
the team as well as the insurance company.
