Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Department (218)365-8738: Outpatient rehabilitation for those who have had a heart attack, coronary artery bypass graft (or other heart surgery), angina, PTCA/stent, heart or lung transplant,or other cardiac or pulmonary-related issue Diagnostic Imaging Center (218)365-8737: 2D and 3Dmammography, bone densitomery, CT scan, digital X-ray, echo ultrasound, fluoroscopy, mobile nuclear medicine, onsite MRI, and ultrasound Infusion Therapy Department (218)365-8770: Treatment of Anemia, chemotherapy, Crohn's disease, immune deficiencies, infections that cannot be treated with oral medication, Multiple sclerosis, Osteoporosis, and Rheumatoid arthritis Laboratory (218)365-8735: Full service including a wide range of testing along with therapeutic phlebotomy service sand paternity test collections Orthopaedics and Podiatry Department (218)365-8793: Bone and joint, and foot and ankle care, arthritis and carpal tunnel treatments, and sports medicine Prosthetics and Orthotics Department (218)262-3635: Partners with Hanger Clinic to provide a complete range of prosthetics and orthotic products and services including braces, orthotic shoes, support, and more Rehabilitation Services - Babbitt (218)827-2255, Ely (218)365-8755: Integrative Dry Needling (IDN), Lymphedema Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Pelvic Floor Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Sensory Integration and Praxis Test (SIPT) Sleep Medicine Department (218)365-8755 Transitional Care (218)365-8758

Provides acute and chronic wound care. Treats conditions including: - Arterial wounds - Burns - Compromised skin grafts and flaps - Diabetic wounds - Lymphedema (leg swelling) - Neuropathic wounds - Pressure wounds - Radiation wounds - Surgical wounds - Traumatic wounds - Vasculitis - Venous insufficiency Offers: - Bioengineered skin substitutes - Compression therapy - Growth factor therapy - Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (BOT) - Negative pressure wound therapy - Off loading, including total contact dressing

Occupational Therapy Designed to improve functional independence. As part of treatment, a therapist will: - Evaluate the individual's abilities and challenges - Help the individual build personal care skills like bathing, dressing, and cooking - Make recommendations for assistive devices if necessary - Provide education A therapist may also conduct evaluations like: - Dementia evaluations and caregiver education - Functional capacity evaluations - Neuromuscular evaluations for strengthening Occupational therapists may also help with: - Hand conditions - Lymphedema - Pelvic floor disorders Assistive Devices Therapists teach individuals how to use assistive devices to help perform tasks and activities. These devices may include: - Computer software and technology, such as screen readers - Devices to help with bathing, grooming, dressing, and more - Memory aids - Mobility aids, including wheelchairs Occupational Therapy for Children Therapists help children develop skills needed to learn, play and complete daily activities. Therapists work with children to improve: - Fine motor skills - Focus and attention - Hand-eye coordination - Self-care tasks, such as bathing and dressing - Social skills

Physical therapy uses exercises, manual therapy, and other techniques to treat conditions that affect an individual's physical function. Physical therapy may help an individual: - Avoid the need for medication or surgery - Improve mobility, coordination, flexibility, and strength - Recover after an injury, illness, or surgery - Reduce pain - Regain independence Therapists may also conduct evaluations like functional capacity evaluations. Fall Prevention Physical therapists work with individuals to prevent falls by: - Assessing an individual's risk factors, including certain medical conditions and medications - Educating an individual about fall prevention - Helping make an individual's home safer - Providing dizziness and balance care - Teaching an individual exercises to improve their strength and stability - Testing an individual's balance and ability to walk Orthopedic Rehabilitation Physical Therapy Type of physical therapy that's used to treat conditions like: - Arthritis - Back, neck, jaw, joint, or muscle pain - Broken bones - Injuries or conditions that affect the shoulder, elbow, hip, knee, foot, or ankle - Sprains and strains - Sports and exercise injuries Physical Therapy for Children Therapists help children improve functional gross motor skills like rolling, sitting, walking, or skipping. Physical therapists also teach children how to use a wheelchair, walker or other type of mobility equipment. Specialized PT Services Physical therapists offer specialized physical therapy services for the treatment of: - Back and neck pain - Balance and dizziness-related problems - Hand conditions - Lymphedema - Neurological conditions like stroke or brain injury - Pain rehabilitation - Pelvic floor disorders

Provides rehabilitative specialty services such as: - Aquatic therapy - Concussion management - Lymphedema and cancer rehab - Infant feeding - Manual therapy - Neurology rehab - Orthotics - Pediatric therapy - Physical and occupational therapy - Speech therapy - Sports medicine and orthopedics - Techniques: Medical therapeutic yoga, manual therapy, low-level light therapy, Graston technique, spinal traction, postural restoration, anti-gravity treadmill, total motion release, and hand therapy

Therapists help individuals regain, develop and build skills that are important for independent living. Treatment programs are individualized, adaptations to the home/work/school environment are recommended and individuals are instructed in home programs. Treatment services offered include: - Adaptive equipment training - Cognitive (memory) evaluation - Edema/scar management - Hand/wrist/elbow rehabilitation - Home safety assessment - Industrial Medicine: Work conditioning, functional job analysis, ergonomic assessment, body mechanics training and pre-work - Low vision training - Lymphedema treatment - Modalities (lantophoresis, ultrasound, infrared, paraffin, etc.) - Pediatric services - Upper body strengthening - Wheelchair assessment