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The Rehabilitation Center
Boone: (828) 268-9043
Linville: (828) 737-7520
Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy
Our rehabilitation services offer an array of direct care designed to meet the outpatient and inpatient rehabilitation needs of our community. Patients are provided with customized, therapeutic interventions to meet their individual needs. The unique locations of our outpatient rehabilitation centers allow patients access to strength and conditioning equipment and pools at the Paul H. Broyhill Wellness Center and The Williams YMCA of Avery County. Some outpatient rehabilitation services require a physician’s referral for insurance coverage.
Physical & Occupational Therapy
- Neurological Rehabilitation
- Orthopedic Rehabilitation
- Lymphedema Management
- General Medical Rehabilitation
- Chronic Pain / Disease Management
- Aquatic Rehab
- Pelvic Pain & Dysfunction
- Incontinence
- Post COVID Recovery
For Employers
WorkSTEPS Functional Employment Testing
- Post Offer/Pre-employment Testing
- Fit for Duty Testing (Post Employment)
- Job Specific Task Analysis
- Ergonomic Assessment
- Educational Programs for Businesses
Specialty Services
- Balance and Vestibular Rehabilitation
- Bioness –functional electrical stimulation for upper and lower extremity
- Concussion Management
- Dry Needling
- Fall Prevention
- NeuroCom Assessments
- LSVT BIG® program for Parkinson’s
- Orthotic and Prosthetic assessment
- Running Assessments
- Wheelchair/Seating Assessments
- Rock Steady Boxing
Our Patient Outcomes
Better results in less time at a lower cost! The Rehabilitation Center of Appalachian Regional Healthcare System consistently demonstrates greater than predicted patient reported functional improvement with significantly fewer visits than predicted.
*Based on FOTO (Focus On Therapeutic Outcomes) data comparing approximately 4,000 clinics and 22,000 therapists across the nation.
Top patient outcomes
- Shoulder: Top 3% in the U.S.
- Hip: Top 1% in the U.S.
- Knee: Top 3% in the U.S.
- Cervical: Top 2% in the U.S.
- Lumbar: Top 2% in the U.S.
Fewer treatment visits
- Shoulder: 32% fewer visits
- Hip: 40% fewer visits
- Knee: 32% fewer visits
- Cervical: 45% fewer visits
- Lumbar: 41% fewer visits
The Rehabilitation Center Boone
232 Boone Heights Drive, Suite B
Boone, NC 28607
Phone (828) 268-9043
Fax (828) 268-9045
Rehabilitation Center website
The Rehabilitation Center Linville
434 Hospital Drive
Linville, NC 28646
Phone (828) 737-7520
Fax (828) 737-7509
Rehabilitation Center website
Rock Steady Boxing designed for people with Parkinson’s
Rock Steady Boxing is now offered at the Paul H. Broyhill Wellness Center. This is a fitness program designed for people with Parkinson’s Disease. Read More: Rock Steady Boxing designed for people with Parkinson’s
Therapy Pool
The Rehabilitation Center offers a Therapy Pool for Rehab patients. Our therapists are trained to help you with our state-of-the art pool equipment. Read More: Therapy Pool
What is Occupational Therapy?
Occupational therapy is a science-driven healthcare profession that examines the person, the environment, and the tasks the person desires to perform. The goal is to restore the person’s function or adapt the task or environment for optimal performance. Read More: What is Occupational Therapy?
4 steps to a pain-free home office
Although sitting on the comfy couch in your pajamas might sound like a more comfortable way to work, you are at risk for musculoskeletal strain or pain from awkward sitting postures. Here are some tips for setting up a home office and preventing pain and injuries. Read More: 4 steps to a pain-free home office
Balance Disorders: Common Causes and Treatments
A balance disorder is a condition that makes you feel unsteady as if you are moving or spinning even though you are standing still or lying down. Studies indicate that “dizziness” is among the three most common complaints encountered in the primary care setting. Read More: Balance Disorders: Common Causes and Treatments
Dry needling therapy to increase muscle function and reduce pain
Dry needling doesn’t sound like a fun day at the park but intramuscular stimulation, as it is sometimes called, is a treatment used to target and restore muscle function while reducing muscle pain. Read More: Dry needling therapy to increase muscle function and reduce pain
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