In-Patient Therapy 

Thank you for considering the Shannon Gray for your in-patient therapy needs. Let me assure you, our therapy department consistently strives to meet and surpass all of your expectations for patient rehabilitation and recovery. It is our desire to maximize the quality of life for our short-term and long-term residents by maximizing outcomes and functional capabilities. Every resident who can benefit from appropriate therapy will be given our attention and the opportunity to maximize functional potentials. Shannon Gray in-patient therapy professionals take a holistic approach to all patient needs. We specialize in tailoring treatments to a wide variety of diagnoses and individuals. We are also one of the very few facilities that offer Vital Stim, which is the only FDA approved electrical stimulation device approved for treatment of dysphagia and swallowing difficulties.  All of our Speech-Language Pathologist has been certified as Vital Stim providers.  We look forward to offering the support and care needed to provide optimal independence to all of our clientele.

The Shannon Gray offers 1700+ square feet of therapy space - the largest in the state of North Carolina. In addition to having every major piece of equipment, we also have an “in house” automobile for transfer training.

Upon admission to The Shannon Gray Rehabilitation and Recovery Center, our team of professionals will assess each resident’s needs, and develop an appropriate plan of care to ensure that each resident functions at the highest possible level.

Physical Therapy

Mobility: Increasing the ability to ambulate and/or use wheelchair propulsion; improving skills to enable residents to achieve maximum independence.

Balance: Improving resident's balance to enhance safety of transfers and/or ambulation activities.

Positioning: Assessing lower extremity needs for orthotic devices to prevent contractures or improve mobility; wheelchair positioning for restraint reduction.

Lower Extremity Function: Improving resident's range of motion, increasing strength through progressive resistance exercises or muscle re-education.

Occupational Therapy

Activities of Daily Living: Increasing residents' independence in self-feeding, dressing, bathing, and hygiene by learning new or compensatory techniques with or without adaptive equipment.

Functional Transfers: Improving transfer skills from wheelchair, walker, or cane level to toilet, bed, tub, and shower.

Upper Extremity Function: Improving resident's active range of motion, dexterity and coordination; muscle re-education for partial paralysis.

Speech Pathology

Speech/Voice: Improving residents' slurred speech, hoarseness and nasality.

Language: Improving residents' abilities to understand others and express themselves verbally, in writing, and gesturing.

Cognitive Linguistics: Improving cognitive skills to reduce confusion and disorientation; improving impaired problem solving and reasoning skills.

LSVT loud: is an evidenced based treat targeting vocal loudness and quality for individuals with Parkinson's disease and other neurological conditions.

Vital Stim: which is a FDA approved electrical stimulation device approved for treatment of dysphagia and swallowing difficulties.

Hearing: Improving residents' abilities to adapt to a hearing loss and better understand others.

Out-patient Rehabilitation Therapy

Our therapy services are not limited to that of an inpatient rehabilitation stay. The Shannon Gray offers outpatient rehabilitation services including: physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and aquatic therapy. Sports injuries, chronic pain, orthopedic challenges, a stroke, are all areas in which our therapy team can assist you in returning to a desired state of functioning. Through an intensive treatment plan, the therapy team at The Shannon Gray will help you to meet your desired performance goal.  What makes you appropriate for outpatient rehabilitation at The Shannon Gray?

• Orthopedic disorders
• Post surgical cases
• Sports rehabilitation
• Arthritis
• Impaired balance disorders
• Back pain
• Chronic pain

Questions about how to make The Shannon Gray your therapy center?
Contact our admissions coordinator (336) 307-GRAY(4729)