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Rehab & Community Care

Rehabilitation Overview

The Rehabilitation department provides coverage to both inpatient and outpatient patients of TADH. Our team includes Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Speech-Language Pathologists and Rehabilitation Assistants.

The Community Stroke Rehabilitation (CSR) Program follows the Ontario Health Model of Care to provide flexible and timely rehabilitation to Stroke patients. The CSR Program offers rehabilitation services in our clinic, virtually and/or in the patient’s home or community.

Eligibility Criteria:
  • Ontario Resident 
  • 18 years of age or older
  • Lives at Home or in a Retirement Home
  • Stroke diagnosis with the past 1 year
  • Medically Stable
  • Achievable Rehabilitation Goals

Community Stroke Rehabilitation Program Hours
  • Monday to Friday: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Have a Question?

Email: outpatientrehabinquiry@tadh.com
Phone: 705-267-6394

 


Inpatient Rehabilitation program hours
  • Monday to Friday: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Have a Question?

Email: generalinquiries@tadh.com
Phone: 705-267-6394

The Outpatient Physiotherapy Program uses education, exercise and hands-on treatment to help patients reach their physical and functional goals. We use a Priority Referral and Waitlist Management system to try and meet the needs of patients in an appropriate and timely manner. We currently accept and prioritize referrals as follows:

Priority 1 : bundle of Care Referrals
  • Total Knee Replacements
  • Total Hip Replacements
  • Total Shoulder Arthroplasty, Shoulder Hemi-Arthroplasty and Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty
Priority 2 : Orthopedic Surgeon, Post-Operative and Non-surgical Fracture Referrals
Priority 3 : All other Musculoskeletal and Orthopedic Referrals

Outpatient Physiotherapy Program Hours
  • Monday to Friday: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Have a Question?

Email: outpatientrehabinquiry@tadh.com
Phone: 705-267-6394

 

The TADH Outpatient Occupational Therapy (OT) Program provides assessment, treatment, and education to support patients to reclaim independence with self-care, productivity, and leisure activities. Occupational Therapists collaborate with patients to develop individual patient-centred care and treatment plans to achieve their goals. Our program offers services for hand therapy, cognitive assessment, and driving screens. Stroke rehabilitation services are available through the Community Stroke Rehabilitation Program.


Outpatient Occupational Therapy Program Hours
  • Monday to Friday: 8:00 am to  4:00 pm

Have a Question?

Email: outpatientrehabinquiry@tadh.com
Phone: 705-267-6394

 

Speech-Language Pathologists are regulated health professionals who complete assessments and provide interventions targeting communication and swallowing disorders.

TADH’s Speech-Language Pathology Program provides patient-centered care to the adult population to ensure patients are fully able to participate across functional and meaningful communication activities. Speech-Language Pathologists also manage dysphagia in order to support patients to eat and swallow safely.

Our team helps support
  • Swallowing
    • Clinical swallow assessments
    • Videofluoroscopic Swallow Study/Modified Barium Swallow Study
    • Swallowing treatment
  • Neurogenic speech and language disorders
    • Assessment and treatment of brain injury (stroke, aneurysm, etc.)
    • Language comprehension and expression
    • Motor speech skills
    • Cognitive communication skills
    • Voice  

Speech-Language Pathology Program Hours
  • Monday to Friday: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Have a Question?

Email: generalinquiries@tadh.com
Phone: 705-267-6394
Fax: 705-267-6355

Community Care Overview

The Timmins and District Hospital (TADH) is dedicated to delivering exceptional health care to Timmins and surrounding areas. Our Community Care program extends this commitment by providing home visits, chronic disease management, and palliative care. Through a collaborative and patient-centered approach, we ensure continuous, personalized support, enhancing the quality of life for our patients and their families.

The Diabetes Education Program at TADH provides education and support for adults and children who are newly diagnosed with diabetes and pre-diabetes. This program helps patients navigate services and provides important clinical support with a multi-disciplinary team of registered nurses, dietitians and social workers through an outpatient clinic.

Support provided can include glucometer training, nutritional and weight loss counselling and individualized diabetes management plans. Our team focuses on creating patient-centered care, helping you minimize your symptoms and delay or prevent the onset of diabetes complications.


Have a Question?

Email: generalinquiries@tadh.com
Phone: 705-267-2131 ext. 6016
Fax: 705-360-6400

The Fracture Clinic at TADH provides medical and rehabilitative supports for patients living with problems resulting from orthopedic injuries. Our Fracture Clinic team follows up with patients who require a cast or follow-up fracture care.


Fracture Clinic Hours
  • Monday to Friday: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm 

Have a Question?

Due to a high volume of patient calls, we ask that patients leave one voicemail. The Specialty Clinic Clerk prioritizes calls based on date of appointment and referral status. Responses to general inquiries about referral status may receive a delayed response.

Email: generalinquiries@tadh.com
Phone: 705-267-2131 ext. 2178

Responding to the needs of our community and district, the Locum Ophthalmology Clinic opened its doors in March 2023, expanding the availability of ophthalmology services.

Through the support of visiting specialists, the clinic provides
  • Exams for general ophthalmology concerns (including glaucoma, drug toxicity screening and diabetes screening)
  • Laser procedures
  • Cataract surgery

In September 2023, the clinic announced a strategic partnership with the University of Toronto’s Kensington Eye Institute, expanding services and teaching opportunities in the North. Faculty ophthalmologists, joined by senior residents completing their studies at the university, work collaboratively with TADH staff to see patients in clinic and provide on-call coverage to Timmins and the district.


Have a Question?

Email: generalinquiries@tadh.com
Phone: 705-267-2131

The North East Joint Assessment Centre (NEJAC) is a service offered by TADH in partnership with participating hospitals in the North East: Health Sciences North, North Bay Regional Health Centre, Sault Area Hospital, West Parry Sound Health Centre and Manitoulin Health Centre. Upon receiving the referral, NEJAC staff will contact the patient to set up a consultation with the advanced practice physiotherapist. Acting as a liaison between patients and their health-care provider, they will conduct a comprehensive musculoskeletal assessment followed by treatment options that make sense.

If it is determined that surgery is required, patients are given a choice between a preferred surgeon or the next available surgeon thereby reducing the wait time. If the patient is not ready or if surgery is deemed to be unnecessary, a comprehensive plan of care will be established allowing patients and their doctor or nurse practitioner to manage the symptoms.

If you suffer from hip, knee or shoulder pain, ask your doctor today about the NEJAC.


Have a Question?

Email: jointassessmentcentre@tadh.com
Phone: 705-267-2131 ext. 6186
Fax: 705-360-6695


Referrals & Resources

Supported by a team of visiting and in-house specialists, TADH hosts a number of specialty clinics. With a focus on providing quality care as close to home as possible, these clinics help reduce patient travel for those living in Timmins and the Cochrane District. Clinics are independently scheduled around specialist availability and clinic dates may vary.


Clinics Include
  • Outpatient Cancer Clinic
  • Dermatology Clinic
  • General Medicine Clinic
  • Minor Surgery Clinic
  • Neurology Clinic
  • Orthopaedic Clinic
  • Pacemaker Clinic
  • Pediatric Development Clinic
  • Physical Medicine Clinic
  • Pre-Admission Clinic
  • Rheumatology Clinic
  • Secondary Stroke Prevention Clinic
  • Urology Clinic

Have a Question?

Due to a high volume of patient calls, we ask that patients leave one voicemail. The Specialty Clinic Clerk prioritizes calls based on date of appointment and referral status. Responses to general inquiries about referral status may receive a delayed response.

Email: generalinquiries@tadh.com
Phone: 705-267-2131 ext. 6016

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