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1200 North Arlington Heights Road
Arlington Heights, IL 60004
Chicago Area Skilled Nursing and Rehab
Choosing the best rehabilitation center for yourself or your beloved family members is a challenging decision. HealthBridge is here to make the selection process a little easier. Our Arlington Heights rehab center (formerly Transitional Care of Arlington Heights) offers specialized patient services that address a wide variety of medical needs through the establishment of custom care plans.
Arlington Heights Rehab Facility
Our rehab facility in Arlington Heights is staffed by a caring and experienced team. Our medical team is led by expert physicians and skilled nursing staff, leading the industry in medical and therapeutic management of complex care patients. The facility is conveniently located for Chicago residents.
The Arlington Heights rehab and nursing home features:
- Intensive nursing care
- High staff-to-patient ratio
- Individualized care plans
- Proven clinical treatments and therapeutic protocols
- Large rehab gyms with state-of-the-art equipment and assistive devices
- Hydro rooms with full submersion baths for high acuity patients
- Personalized bedrooms for improved comfort
- Well-appointed common areas, including lounges, dining rooms and outside courtyards
- Family-friendly environment
Whether you’re looking for transitional care to make your shift from hospital to home as smooth as possible or have a family member requiring long term care for a traumatic brain injury or another medically complex illness or injury, our loving staff provide a comfortable setting that mimics life at home as much as possible. We’re located just outside of Chicago proper.
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Rehab Chicago
HealthBridge Arlington Heights specializes in Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) rehab for the Chicagoland area, providing the best TBI rehab services available in the region. We offer all our patients the opportunity to recover and improve their independent skills in a family-friendly setting. With a focus on providing active, personalized therapy and a high staff-to-patient ratio, HealthBridge is your solution for TBI rehab conveniently located just outside Chicago proper.
Lymphedema Therapy
HealthBridge Arlington Heights is now offering Complete Decongestive Therapy (CDT) for lymphedema. While there is no cure for lymphedema, CDT is considered the gold standard for treating lymphedema and reducing any resulting swelling and possible infection. CDT treatments can include targeted exercise, manual lymphatic drainage, compression bandaging, skin care, and lymphedema-specific education to help provide patients with the necessary tools to properly manage this chronic condition. Our therapists are trained and certified in this highly successful therapy regimen.
We’re committed to helping every patient wework with return home as soon as possible.
Choosing the Best Rehabilitation Center in Chicago
HealthBridge Arlington Heights is conveniently located northwest of downtown Chicago, where a quieter environment can be found. The facility is located about a mile from the Arlington Heights Metra train station and just north of O’Hare International Airport, making it easy for family and loved ones to access.
Let us help you select the best rehabilitation facility for yourself or your loved one. Reach out to our experienced team today to discuss your needs and determine whether HealthBridge is a fitting option for you. Our goal is always to provide high-quality and low-cost alternatives to an extended hospital stay.
Arlington Heights Rehab Facility
While the main focus at our Chicago rehabilitation center is supporting patients in their journey towards recovery with therapy sessions and other medical interventions, research shows patients recover more quickly if their emotional health is also cared for. We offer a wide variety of activities to support our patients during their time with us.
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Patient Activities
While the main focus of HealthBridge Arlington Heights is supporting patients in their journey towards recovery with therapy sessions and other medical interventions, research shows patients recover more quickly if their emotional health is also cared for. We offer a wide variety of activities to support our patients during their time with us.
Meet the Team
Dr. Sebastian Tobon, M.D., is a physiatrist who joined HealthBridge Arlington Heights in May 2021. Dr. Tobon is board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation PM&R, brain injury medicine and pain medicine. He is especially interested in brain injury rehabilitation with the goal of improving quality of life and restoring everyday function.
We understand that when the unthinkable happens to your family, you want the best care possible while making sure your family member remains comfortable and happy.
HealthBridge Arlington Heights is committed to providing patients with a space that feels like home. Our patients and their families count on our experienced rehabilitation professionals to implement effective care plans.
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Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations – Gold Seal HealthBridge Arlington Heights earned the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO). The seal is awarded to facilities that exceed the Commission’s high standards for healthcare quality and safety.
Resources
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Patient/Family Admissions Guide
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Visitation Policies
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Ventilator Weaning Complex Pulmonary Care
Within our post-acute care and rehabilitation program in Arlington Heights, IL, our specialized Pulmonary Care Program provides advanced clinical services to individuals suffering from injuries and diseases of the respiratory or pulmonary system, which includes the lungs, trachea, diaphragm, or other areas that impact breathing.