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Outpatient Rehab

Outpatient rehabilitation

When an injury, illness, surgery or medical condition changes the way you move, communicate or go about your day, rehabilitation can help you move forward. At LCMC Health, our outpatient rehabilitation teams provide personalized care to help you regain strength, improve mobility, manage pain and build confidence in your everyday activities. With rehabilitation locations throughout the New Orleans area, you can find experienced therapists and specialized programs close to home.

Find an outpatient rehabilitation near you

LCMC Health offers outpatient rehabilitation services at locations throughout the greater New Orleans area. Each location offers a different combination of rehabilitation services and specialty programs. Choose a location to explore available services, meet our rehabilitation specialists and find contact information.

PT Solutions | LCMC Health partnership

With PT Solutions, you receive expert physical therapy that keeps your care connected within the LCMC Health network. You’ll benefit from coordinated communication between your care teams, personalized treatment, and a seamless experience designed to support your recovery and help you get back to what matters most. For more information or to find a location near you, click here.

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East Jefferson General Hospital Lakeview Hospital Manning Family Children's New Orleans East Hospital PT Solutions | LCMC Health Touro University Medical Center New Orleans West Jefferson Medical Center

Frequently asked questions

What is outpatient rehabilitation?
Outpatient rehabilitation provides therapy without requiring you to stay in the hospital. You visit a rehabilitation center for scheduled appointments and return home after your treatment.
What types of rehabilitation does LCMC Health offer?
LCMC Health offers physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech-language therapy, along with specialized rehabilitation programs such as orthopedic and sports rehabilitation, neurological rehabilitation, hand therapy, pelvic health, lymphedema therapy, cancer rehabilitation, vestibular and balance therapy and Parkinson's rehabilitation. Services vary by location.
Do I need a referral for outpatient rehabilitation?
Referral requirements can vary by location, insurance plan and type of therapy. Some LCMC Health rehabilitation programs require a prescription or referral from a qualified healthcare provider. Check with the rehabilitation location you are interested in for specific requirements.
How do I choose the right rehabilitation location?
Start by considering the type of therapy or specialized program you need and which location is most convenient for you. Our locations offer different specialty services, so you can explore individual locations to find the program that best matches your needs.
How long will I need rehabilitation?
Every recovery is different. Your therapist will evaluate your condition, discuss your goals and develop a treatment plan based on your individual needs and progress.
Can rehabilitation help after surgery?
Yes. Rehabilitation can be an important part of recovery after many types of surgery, including orthopedic procedures and joint replacement. Your physician and rehabilitation team can help determine when therapy should begin and what type of treatment is appropriate.
Where can I find information on billing, insurance, and financial assistance for LCMC Health?

Click here to find everything you need to understand your billing, insurance, and financial assistance options with LCMC Health. The Financial Services page walks you through paying your bill online, reviewing accepted insurance plans, exploring cost estimates, and seeing if you qualify for financial help. You can also find helpful FAQs and direct contact information if you need assistance.

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Rehabilitation at LCMC Health

Our primary care providers across Greater New Orleans offer a wide range of services, including:

  • Sports and orthopedic injuries
  • Joint replacement
  • Back and neck pain
  • Stroke
  • Brain and spinal cord injuries
  • Parkinson's disease
  • Multiple sclerosis
  • Balance and vestibular disorders
  • Hand and upper-extremity injuries
  • Cancer and cancer treatment
  • Lymphedema
  • Pelvic floor dysfunction
  • Chronic pain
  • Work-related injuries
  • Neurological conditions
  • Injuries and conditions affecting strength, mobility or independence
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