Mayo-Portland (MPAI-4)
We use a nationally recognized outcome measurement tool, the Mayo-Portland
(MPAI-4), to evaluate the effectiveness of post-acute rehabilitation at
the TLC. The MPAI is designed to assess an individual’s level of
disability and changes in their level of functioning. We observe a continuing
reduction in disability levels following discharge from the TLC. This
suggests that the skills and gains obtained during rehabilitation at the
TLC are maintained and translated into continued success after discharge.
Data completed between 2015 and 2020; sample size = 55 (6 months), 133 (12 months).
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While riding his motorcycle in Malibu on November 2, 2008, Marco Ferreira suffered a terrible crash and was airlifted to UCLA ...
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Parkinson's Disease High-Intensity Exercise Group April 20
Did you know high-intensity exercise is shown to be neuro-protective and neuro-restorative? Designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease who require minimal assistance, this program integrates evidence-based aerobic exercise with general ...
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Independent Fitness Program (Pool & Land) April 22
Our Independent Fitness Program is for individuals who want to continue a wellness program independently or with the assistance/supervision of a family member or caregiver. You will be educated on safe use of the equipment and appropriate exercises ...
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Assisted Fitness Program (Pool & Land) April 22
Our Assisted Fitness Program is for individuals who want to continue a wellness program but are not physically able to participate independently and do not have a caregiver or family member to assist them. A Casa Colina rehabilitation aide assists ...
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No Boundaries Program (Land Only) April 22
The No Boundaries Program is for individuals who have suffered a neurological injury, want to continue making functional gains, and improve their health and wellness after insurance benefits are no longer available. A structured, intensive program is ...
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Free Sports Injury Screening Clinic April 22
The Coliseum at Casa Colina Hospital and Centers for Healthcare is offering free sports injury screenings. Overseen by Steven Bast, MD, program medical director and an orthopedic surgeon trained in sports medicine, the Coliseum welcomes injured ...
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Conversation Group at Casa Colina Azusa Center April 23
This special group is designed to enhance communication skills for people recovering from strokes and brain injuries. Led by a speech-language pathologist, the class focuses on learning strategies to improve interaction and practices daily ...
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Parkinson's Disease Group Wellness at Casa Colina Pomona Campus April 24
Our popular group wellness program provides a general framework for wellness and an overview of therapeutic techniques and equipment for individuals with Parkinson's disease. This group meets at our Pomona Campus every Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 1 ...
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Parkinson's Disease Group Wellness at Casa Colina Azusa Center April 25
Our popular group wellness program provides a general framework for wellness and an overview of therapeutic techniques and equipment for individuals with Parkinson's disease. This group meets at our Azusa Center every Thursday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. ...
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ALS Support Group April 25
This group is currently meeting online. Managed by the ALS Association, Golden West Chapter, Greater Los Angeles Office Facilitator: Crystal Galvan, RRT Online (Contact facilitator for virtual meeting information)* Contact: 747/284-3003 or ...
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Communicating with Aphasia Group April 25
Casa Colina’s Outpatient Communicating With Aphasia Group is designed to encourage social camaraderie while promoting receptive and expressive language skills to enhance daily conversations. The group focuses on individuals who have communication ...
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