Next-level healing. If you or a loved one needs help to recover from a serious illness or injury, our PM&R and ARU dream team is here for you, every step of the way. Let our experts guide you forward. Visit frhs.org to learn more. Continuity of care is key This team effort provides continuity of care, a vital part of successful recovery. At Faith Regional Health Services, Mahmut Kaner, MD, a board-certified PM&R physician, oversees each patient’s progress, adjusts treatment plans as needed and works closely with therapists, nurses and case managers to ensure the best possible outcomes. This team approach offers faster recovery times; coordinated, personalized treatment; and enhanced patient safety, as well as physical and emotional support throughout the journey. What is the ARU? An ARU is a hospital-based, inpatient unit designed for patients who need intensive therapy and medical care following a serious health event. The ARU serves as a bridge between hospital care and a safe return home. Key features of the ARU include: • Up to three hours of therapy per day, six days a week. • 24-hour nursing care. • Daily medical oversight by a physician. • A team-based approach involving physical, occupational and speech therapists. The goal of ARU care is to help patients recover safely and effectively, allowing them to build the strength, confidence and skills they need to return home and resume daily life. We had to travel out of town for years. Getting this care locally saves so much time and energy, because for us to go out of town is an all-day event. To be able to stay local for our appointment, we can still get home and enjoy time with our family.” —Alex’s mom Scan the QR code with your cellphone camera to hear Alex’s PM&R story. FRHS.ORG 7
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