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The physical
rehabilitation doctor (physiatrist) completes a pre-admission screen to
help determine when it is appropriate to recommend inpatient rehabilitation.
A patient must meet the following criteria prior to being admitted to
the Knapp Rehabilitation Center program:
There is reasonable expectation the patient with a viable discharge plan
will benefit from therapy and supervision or assistance.
A patient needs an intensive program with multiple services.
If
brain injured, the patient demonstrates cognitive functioning at Rancho
Los Amigos Level IV or above.
The
patient must be able to physically tolerate program activity including
three hours of therapy per day.
The
patient has the capability of participating cognitively and behaviorally
in a program.
If patient has a spinal cord injury, it should be equil to or distal to C7.
The
patient has inability or decreased ability in at least two areas listed
below:
-complete
activities of daily living
-move self
from place to place
-manage elimination
needs
-communicate
or understand information
-cognitively
process information, memory, and reasoning
There are various
groups that the Knapp Rehabilitation Center is equipped to treat. The
patient population range from adolescents to older adults. However, before
the pre-admission screen takes place, it will be determined if the patient
meets the diagnostic description for admission to the Knapp Rehabilitation
Center. Individuals with the following conditions
would be eligible for the pre-admission screening:
- Traumatic Brain Injury
- Closed brain injury
- Open brain injury
- Non-Traumatic Brain Injury
- Anoxic or metabolic encephalopathy
- Brain cancer
- Carbon monoxide poisoning
- Other diffuse brain pathology
- Stroke
- Ischemic stroke
- Hemorrhagic stroke
- Aneurysm
- Multiple Trauma
- Cardiopulmonary or metabolic deconditioning
- Spinal cord injury
- Incomplete at all levels
- Complete equil to or distal to C7
- Neurological conditions
- Multiple sclerosis
- Neuropathy/myopathy
- Musculo-skeletal conditions
- Arthroplasty with complicating conditions
- Amputation
- Other musculo-skeletal injuries/conditions
- Connective tissue disorders
- Burns
Medicare
Medical
Assistance or Medical Assistance Pending
Blue
Cross or Blue Plus
Medica
Preferred
One
• HealthPartners
Ucare
Metropolitan
Health Plan
Aetna
Humana
Private Pay
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