Rehabilitation
Outpatient rehabilitation is offered at all Methodist Hospital locations. Each outpatient program features specially trained physical and occupational therapists that provide spine rehab/manual therapy, total joint rehab, balance/vestibular rehab and lymphedema management.
Contact Information for Therapy by Location
| Methodist Fayette Hospital | 901.516.4000 |
| Methodist Le Bonheur Germantown Hospital Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy Cardiac and Pelvic Therapy |
901.516.6929 901.767.3061 |
| Methodist North Hospital | 901.516.5320 |
| Methodist South Hospital | 901.516.3726 |
| Methodist University Hospital | 901.516.7684 |
Outpatient centers provide therapy for the following conditions.
Injury Rehabilitation
Participating in sports and exercising on a regular basis are great ways to maintain your health. However, physical activity can often result in injuries. Outpatient therapy can help you regain strength and movement, while also regulating pain to improve function, after you experience injuries including:
- Tendonitis
- Trauma
- Rotator cuff injury
- Surgery
- Fracture
- Sports-related injuries
Medical Condition Rehabilitation
Outpatient therapy can also help with movement, coordination and self-care related to a number of medical conditions including:
- Back and spine-related issues
- Joint replacement
- Balance disorders
- Soft tissue and joint dysfunction
- Fall prevention and ambulation training
- Chronic and acute pain
- Post-mastectomy issues, such as shoulder stiffness and swelling
- Pregnancy related musculoskeletal assessments
- Parkinson's Disease
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Stroke
- Lymphedema
As part of our therapy services, we also offer the Bioness® L300 ankle neuro-orthosis and H200 hand rehab system, which provide mild electrical stimulation to help maximize your treatment. This system is often used with patients who have experienced a stroke or suffer from other neurological conditions.
Speech Therapy
As part of our rehabilitation program, speech therapists provide specialized treatment that can help address issues such as:
- Aphasia
- Dysphagia (swallowing disorders)
- Apraxia of speech
- Cognitive communication disorders
- Organic and non-organic voice disorders
- Motor speech disorders