Outpatient Rehab

managing chronic pain in seniors

Managing Chronic Pain in Seniors

Our Recommended Approaches for Managing Chronic Pain in Seniors   Living with chronic pain can make everyday activities more difficult and affect nearly every aspect of life—from mobility and sleep to mood and independence. While some discomfort may become more common with age, persistent pain should not simply be accepted as an inevitable part of […]

Managing Chronic Pain in Seniors Read More »

How Cardiac Rehabilitation Supports Heart Health and Recovery

How Cardiac Rehabilitation Supports Heart Health and Recovery

Heart health plays a central role in overall well-being, especially for older adults recovering from a cardiac event. Whether following a heart attack, surgery, or another cardiovascular condition, the path to recovery often requires more than rest alone. It requires guidance, structure, and a clear plan for long-term health. Cardiac rehabilitation provides that support. Through

How Cardiac Rehabilitation Supports Heart Health and Recovery Read More »

Photo of two short term rehab patients with a therapist enjoying some outdoor physical therapy in the gardens to prevent falls and injuries. Photo taken in the the Methodist Home on a bright, sunny day in the Bronx, NY.

How Physical Therapy Helps Prevent Falls and Injuries for Seniors

Falls are one of the leading causes of injury among older adults, and the impact can be serious, ranging from fractures to long-term mobility challenges. Fortunately, there are proactive ways to minimize the chance of falling. Physical therapy plays a central role in strengthening the body, improving balance, and building confidence to prevent falls and

How Physical Therapy Helps Prevent Falls and Injuries for Seniors Read More »

Photo of two short term rehabilitation patients with a therapist with the Methodist Home gardens in the background

Outpatient vs. Inpatient Rehabilitation: What’s Best for You?

Recovering from an illness, injury, or surgery often requires support to regain strength, mobility, and independence. Depending on your needs and goals, your care team may recommend either inpatient or outpatient rehabilitation. At the Methodist Home for Nursing and Rehabilitation, we are proud to offer both inpatient and outpatient services to meet a wide range

Outpatient vs. Inpatient Rehabilitation: What’s Best for You? Read More »

Photo of a private bedroom at the Methodist Home, a five-star rated skilled nursing facility in the Bronx, NY

Senior Living Options: What’s the Right Choice for You or Your Loved One?

As we age, our needs and preferences can change, making it important to find the right environment that offers comfort, safety, and support. With so many options available, choosing the right senior living arrangement can feel overwhelming. By understanding the various options, you can make an informed decision that best suits your needs or those

Senior Living Options: What’s the Right Choice for You or Your Loved One? Read More »

Short term rehab patient and physical therapist giving camera thumbs up

Falls Prevention Tips for Seniors

Falls are a serious concern for seniors because they can lead to injuries, hospitalizations, and a loss of independence. There are a number of falls prevention tips for seniors, including maintaining a healthy lifestyle that includes regular exercise, making simple changes to your environment, and being aware of medication side effects. If you or a

Falls Prevention Tips for Seniors Read More »

What to Expect When Visiting Methodist Home for Nursing and Rehabilitation