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Physical therapist guiding resident with walker in community gym
Restore rehabilitation

Therapy comes to you — not the other way around

Licensed physical, occupational, and speech therapists in your apartment or on-site gym. No clinic trips after a fall or hospital stay.

Who Restore is built for

One in four adults 65+ falls each year — falls remain a leading cause of injury-related death (CDC, 2024). Consistent rehab after a fall or hospitalization is among the most evidence-supported ways to protect independence (NIA, 2024).

Restore helps when your parent is using a walker for the first time, struggling with buttons, choking on thin liquids, or losing words mid-sentence.

Therapist working with resident on mobility

Three disciplines, one coordinated team

Physical therapy

Strength, balance, gait training, and fall recovery after hip fractures, strokes, or hospital stays.

Occupational therapy

Dressing, bathing, meal prep, and adaptive equipment so daily tasks stay possible.

Speech-language pathology

Swallowing safety, voice volume, and word-finding support after stroke or Parkinson's.

Medicare & your care plan

When a physician orders medically necessary therapy, Medicare Part B often covers PT, OT, and speech services. Your Health Services Director verifies benefits and out-of-pocket costs before the first session — no surprises.

Restore is part of a broader wellness plan

In-apartment PT, OT, and speech therapy coordinate with nursing and life enrichment after discharge.

Next steps

See the therapy gym on your tour

Ask how Restore coordinates with nursing and activities after a hospital discharge.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is Restore the same as a skilled nursing facility stay?
No. Restore is therapy inside your assisted living apartment or community gym. You keep your home and routines while therapists visit several times per week.
Does Medicare cover in-house rehabilitation at Aegis Living?
Medicare Part B or Medicare Advantage often covers medically necessary therapy when a physician documents expected improvement. We verify coverage before sessions begin.
How long does a typical Restore therapy episode last?
Common range is 4–12 weeks with two to five sessions weekly. Therapists re-evaluate every 30 days while documented progress continues.
Can my parent receive Restore therapy if they live in memory care?
Yes. Therapists adapt sessions with cueing, music, and shorter intervals inside Life's Neighborhood®.
What happens after therapy ends?
Therapists write a Functional Maintenance Program that caregivers help integrate into daily routines. Therapy can restart if needs change.
Do I have to move into Aegis Living to use Restore?
Restore is part of residency. Respite stays let families trial the program during recovery without a long-term commitment.