Rehab at the Cove

Rehab at the Cove is a facility in Owens Cross Road, AL featuring 26 spacious private suites. Our rehabilitation services include:

Orthopedic Rehab
Workmans' Compensation
Cardiac Rehab

IV Therapy
Post-Surgical Rehab
Stroke Rehab

Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapies
Wound Care

When recovering from an injury or illness, additional care is often needed to transition to normal life, work and activities. At South Hampton Nursing and Rehab at the Cove, we provide a number of services to help patients recover to the best of their abilities. Our team is experienced and will design a customized plan to get each patient back on their feet again. When looking for a compassionate and comprehensive approach to care, we are your premier rehabilitation center in Owens Cross Roads, AL.

Comprehensive Approach

We understand that recovery takes a variety of solutions. Our care involves medical services, therapy and educational support. During your stay, we may encounter a situation that requires additional medical care, and we are equipped to provide the necessary services.

Many injuries require physical therapy of some kind. This includes exercises to reduce pain, decrease swelling, and improve ambulation. We also help with post-surgical needs and rehab for stroke or cardiac issues. If assisted devices are required, we provide training for the best functional mobility.

Many of our residents need some type of occupational therapy to help them return to their routines. This includes regaining independence with daily living activities as well as learning to adapt based on a specific injury.

Speech therapy consists of a variety of services, based on the patient’s needs. This may include regaining skills involving communication, reasoning, and memory.

Once a patient is released from our center, continuing care and adaptation may be necessary. That is why we provide on-site education and training for family members. This allows them to proactively participate in particular needs or activities to enhance the patient’s transition to real life.