Admission Criteria - TRP

Courage Center Transitional Rehabilitation Program

(Sub-Acute Care)

Courage Center's Transitional Rehabilitation Program (TRP) provides comprehensive rehabilitative services to assist people with disabilities in gaining greater independence.  The TRP, licensed as a skilled nursing facility, serves as a “bridge" or transitional setting between acute care and returning to a home/community living setting.

Transitional Rehabilitation Program Care Specialties

• Cerebrovascular Disorders(e.g.: CVA; stroke, aneurysm)
• Spinal Cord Injury
• Brain Injury
• Multiple Trauma Injuries
• Neurovascular Disorder(e.g. spinal stroke)
• Neurological/Neuromuscular Disorders(e.g.: MS; Guillain-Barre Syndrome, Parkinson’s)
• Orthopedic Conditions (e.g.: back/spine, joint replacement/fracture, amputation)
• Deconditioned States
• IV Fluids/Antibiotic Care
• Congenital Disability

Potential clients for Courage Center's TRP should:

• Demonstrate the need for and actively participate in skilled therapy (physical, occupational, and/or speech therapy) to reach discharge goals to an appropriate community setting.
• Have a physical or cognitive impairment, which limits one or more of life’s functions (self-care, mobility).
• Have stable vital signs and do not require daily doctor visits.
• Have no risk for elopement.
• Have an identified and approved funding source.

For more information, contact Courage Center's Transitional Rehabilitation Program Admissions:         763.520.0307
www.couragecenter.org/trp