Early, effective rehabilitation programs in San Diego provide better outcomes for fracture recovery by restoring function, decreasing the risk of disability, and encouraging independence.
Read MoreShort term rehabilitation helps people who are recovering from surgery, illness, or injury continue the healing process so they can resume independent living as quickly as possible.
Read MoreWhether you schedule rehab in advance of an elective surgery or need to find a facility following an unexpected medical event, here are 10 questions you should ask to help determine if it’s the right fit for you
Read MoreBella Vista Health Center offers post acute rehabilitation services for patients recovering from hip replacement surgery or other medical conditions. Our post acute team includes physical therapists, physicians, nurses, and other caregivers who will help restore your independence
Read MoreIf you enjoy working with older adults and developing close relationships with patients, a nursing or CNA career at a skilled nursing facility might be right for you. At Bella Vista Health Center, our facility is powered by a team of medical professionals who are devoted to helping each patient achieve optimal health and functional independence.
Read MoreWhen you stay at our 5-star skilled nursing facility for long or short term physical therapy, you can focus on healing and regaining your independence—we’ll take care of the rest. To schedule a tour of our facility, call us at (619) 399-7920.
Read MoreBella Vista Health Center offers pulmonary rehabilitation programs including cardiac rehab at our 5-Star skilled nursing facility in San Diego. Our customized treatment options are designed with the goal of getting you back to your healthy, active routine as soon as possible.
Read MoreAt Bella Vista Health Center, our stroke rehabilitation programs in San Diego are designed to help stroke survivors relearn lost skills. Through a goal-oriented treatment plan that involves physical, occupational, and speech therapies, our cross-functional team of providers helps patients regain lost abilities, restore independence,
Read MoreAfter a cardiac event, such as a heart attack or heart surgery, many people are afraid to exercise or be active. They may not know how to do so safely and so avoid it altogether. But exercise is important for strengthening the heart and reducing the risk of future heart problems.
Read MoreYou can improve your loved one’s quality of life through meaningful interactions and compassionate care. Here are some dementia care strategies to help you deal with challenges as they arise.
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