Our rehabilitation programs offer personalized care plans, compassionate support, motivation and education for lifelong care. Our goal is to help you or your loved one regain independence safely and quickly.
Orthopedic Rehabilitation
Orthopedic therapy helps address your pain and mobility related to your joints, muscles and bones.
Sports Medicine Rehabilitation
From weekend warriors to professional athletes, sports medicine rehabilitation helps you heal and improve performance through sports specific programs.
Aquatic Therapy
The buoyant, soothing quality of water can help people who have difficulty moving get the help they need to heal.
Neurological Rehabilitation
Neurological therapy helps with mobility when you have a disorder or injury that affects the brain or nervous system.
Stroke and Brain Injury Rehabilitation
When you or a loved one has a stroke or brain injury, neurological therapy can help. Texas Health offers education and assistance designed to safely improve you or your loved one’s mobility.
Parkinson's Disease Rehabilitation
Parkinson’s Disease makes it difficult to perform normal activities, such as eating, walking and speaking. With the specialized care from our trained therapists, we can help you or your loved one gain greater control of life.
Balance Rehabilitation
A lack of balance can make performing normal activities difficult and potentially dangerous. Specialized therapists at Texas Health use the most current techniques to prevent dizziness, vertigo and other balance problems to help decrease your risk of falling.
Pediatric Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation is offered for children of all ages who are dealing with injuries, chronic disorders and developmental delays. Pediatric rehabilitation provides the specialized care they need.
Oncology Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation specialists understand the effects of cancer and offer a multidisciplinary approach through all stages of your cancer journey. The goal is to improve your mobility and energy levels for an enhanced quality of life.
Back and Spine Rehabilitation
Dealing with pain in your back or spine can impact everything you do. Rehabilitation can offer pain relief from injury, improve surgical outcomes and help get you back to your normal activities.
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Cardiac rehabilitation is made up of a series of personalized, prescriptive activities related to critical functions of heart health, such as exercise, education, dieting and lifestyle modification. The goal is to help you restore and maintain optimal health while helping to reduce the risk of future heart problems.
Vascular Rehabilitation
Vascular rehabilitation is a specialized exercise program that is medically supervised by a team of cardiovascular nurses, exercise physiologists and other personnel. Vascular rehabilitation is conducted in a hospital outpatient setting by qualified personnel who are trained in exercise therapy for peripheral artery disease (PAD).
Pulmonary Rehabilitation
Pulmonary rehabilitation can help you improve your quality of life if you’ve been diagnosed with lung disease. Although pulmonary rehabilitation can’t cure your lung disease, you may notice that breathing is easier and you have less breathing problems.
Driving Rehabilitation
Driving rehabilitation can help you or a loved one return to driving a car safely and confidently.
Lymphedema Therapy
Trained therapists can help reduce the pain and swelling of lymphedema and improve your overall function and range of motion.
Pelvic Rehabilitation
Pelvic rehabilitation addresses pain, weakness and incontinence related to muscle dysfunction, pregnancy or surgery.
Vision Therapy
When you or a loved one experiences car sickness, concentration difficulties, frequent headaches or has a neurological issue related to vision, our vision therapists can help improve overall function and participation in daily activities.
Speech Therapy
If you have difficulty with talking, cognition or swallowing, our speech therapists can help you improve your ability to communicate effectively and eat safely.
Hand Therapy
From carpal tunnel syndrome to hand trauma, our certified hand therapists can help you regain function and movement of your elbow, wrist and hand.