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Harmarville Rehabilitation Center, Inc. Head Start of Fayette County Health Plus, Inc. Health South Harmarville Rehabilitation Connellsville Outpatient Center Healthy Beginnings Plus Hearing Aids, Dr. Gretchen Henry, Ph.D. Hemophilia Center of Western Pennsylvania Henry Clay Villa Highlands Hospital Highlands Hospital Mental Health Service
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Contact:
David R. Hirsch, President and CEO Hours:
Office
hours are 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. weekdays
Residential service is 24 hours Services:
A
medically-oriented comprehensive rehabilitation hospital providing
services to severely injured and chronically disabled adults. Programs include: stroke,
amputee, spinal cord, general rehabilitation, chronic pain, head injury,
hand rehabilitation, and occupational health and rehabilitation services.
A total person approach is used in helping patients achieve their
maximum level of independence through diagnosis and treatment by a team of
specialists, including medical, nursing, physical, and occupational
therapies, communication skills, speech/language and audiology, social
service, psychology, vocational and educational services, driver
evaluation and training, recreational therapy, nutritional services,
orthotics and prosthetics, home management, and patient/family education.
Programs for stroke patients:
mid-life program provides return-to-work services and special
counseling; elder stroke program enables patients to return to a level of
independence at home. Films,
literature, newsletter, meeting rooms, speakers, and consultation
available. Satellite
Locations: Allegheny
Center Mall (412)
322-8400 Pittsburgh,
PA 15212 545
South Main Street (412)
242-5600 or (724) 836-4220 Greensburg,
PA 15601 351
West Beau Street (412)
223-0300 or (412) 341-4303 Washington,
PA 15301 Ohio
Valley Hospital Rehabilitation Services
(614) 238-7325 One
Ross Park Steubenville,
OH 43952
Contact:
Shelia Barclay, Confidential Secretary Alternate
Contact:
Marie Giachetti, Social Service Specialist Hours:
7:00
a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday -
Thursday; 8:00
a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Friday Services:
Head Start is a
comprehensive child development program for children ages 3-5, including
children with disabilities. Head
Start provides services to children and families in Fayette County.
Contact:
Elizabeth Breslin Hours:
Office
hours 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday; 24 hour service available Services:
Physical/Speech/Occupational
Therapy, Skilled Nursing; Skilled Psych. Nursing; MSW: Home Health Aide
services to homebound patients in their place of residence under a
physician's plan of care.
Contact:
Kristi Peperak, P.T., Manager Alternate
Contact:
Ginnie McVey Hours:
7:30
a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Mon
Tue Thur 8:00
a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Wed 7:30
a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Fri Services:
Comprehensive
out-patient rehabilitation facility providing rehabilitation for all
persons, including those with strokes, amputations, spinal cord injuries,
head injuries, sport injuries, chronic pain and work related injuries.
Physical and occupational therapy, speech therapy, certified hand
therapy, psychology services, social work services, lymphedema program,
pediatrics, drivers evaluations, vestibular / balance rehabilitation,
vocational counseling.
Contact:
Jamie Snowdon-Hibbs, DCSW, LSW Hours:
8:30
a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday -
Friday Services:
Prenatal health
and social services for pregnant women.
Physician referral for obstetrics, labor preparation classes,
prenatal exercise classes, infant-toddler parenting classes, nutrition,
psycho-social and drug & alcohol counseling, social work home visits.
Program also offers discount coupon books, resource directory and
other incentives for class participation.
Contact:
Dr. Gretchen Henry, Ph.D., CCC-A Hours:
By
appointment Services:
Assistance in
obtaining hearing aids. Hearing
testing and hearing aids for children available through the Pennsylvania
Department of Health, Speech & Hearing Services program.
Possible help on hearing aids for low income adults.
Contact:
Toni Gorence, Coordinator Hours:
9:00
a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday -
Friday Services:
Comprehensive
care to all individuals who are diagnosed with Hemophilia residing in
Western Pennsylvania.
Contact:
Beverly Fisher, Social Service /Admissions Director Alternate
Contact: Paul
Nicholas, Recreation Director Hours:
24
hour service Services:
Provide personal
care, intermediate care and skilled nursing along with physical,
occupational, speech and respiratory therapies, therapeutic diets, I.V.
therapy and wound care. Accept
private pay, insurance, Medicare, Medicaid and S.S.I.
Contact:
Michelle P. Cunningham, Director Development/Community Relations Hours:
24
hour service Services:
Healthy
Generations program for the 55plus generation, cardiac rehabilitation,
cardiology, community outreach programs, diabetes education program,
emergency department, intensive care unit, laboratory, emergency response
system, medical/surgical nursing services, mental health services,
nutrition counseling, neurology clinic, nuclear medicine, oncology,
occupation therapy, physical therapy, physician referral, radiology,
respiratory therapy, speech therapy, support groups-breast cancer,
arthritis, bereavement, diabetes, surgery-inpatient and outpatient,
transitional care, teleradiology-linkage to UPMC for specialized consults.
Contact:
Duane Fabian, Community Relations Coordinator Hours:
24
Hour Service Assessment/Referral Service Services:
Comprehensive
Psychiatric Services: 19
adolescent and adult in-patient beds; 12 geriatric beds; individualized
treatment planning; dual diagnosis services; individual, small group and
activity recreational therapy daily; medication management and education;
family education and support; discharge planning and comprehensive
continuum of care planning; accepts payment from Medicare, Medicaid, Blue
Cross, commercial insurers and most local managed care organizations;
JCAHO accredited. Transition
Partial Hospitalization Program for Older Adults:
A viable, cost effective alternative to inpatient psychiatric
treatment for people 55 or over who have serious emotional/medical
disorders requiring intensive treatment but not 24-hour per day
supervision. Participants
must be medically stable, demonstrate the ability to access activities
with minimal assistance, and have the potential to make significant
practical improvement in a reasonable amount of time.
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