[Taylorsville, May 27, 2016] – Legacy Retirement, a provider of retirement homes in Utah, offers a range of physical rehabilitation services for patients recovering from injuries, surgery, and other types of illnesses. Rehabilitation follows a hospitality-based approach, which is the company’s trademark of service in nursing and patient care.

[b]Hospitality-based Approach to Rehabilitation[/b]

Legacy Retirement understands that physical rehabilitation is vital to restoring the health and function of people after an acute illness or surgery. As such, they make rehabilitation more manageable and less painful for patients/guests.

The company has a state-of-the-art rehabilitation center with 40 beds which is run like a hospitality facility. Residents receive comprehensive care and personal attention from specially trained nurses and therapists. The nurses and staff go the extra mile to make a guest’s stay comfortable and let him/her feel he/she belongs.

Legacy Retirement’s rehabilitation services include physical therapy, occupational therapy, outpatient therapy, and speech language pathology. Staff-resident ratios are low, ensuring quality care, while the rehab fee includes 24-hour RN care, dietitian-recommended diets, and a rehabilitation gym.

[b]Memory Care Services[/b]

One thing Legacy Retirement offers is a secure environment for residents with Alzheimer’s or any other memory-related conditions. Professionally trained caregivers supervise and assist Alzheimer’s patients with their daily activities.

Services for memory care patients include monitoring of medication and diabetes care, three meals and snacks daily, and special activities designed for memory care patients. The staff may also assist the patient in going to their medical appointments. A scheduled transportation can be arranged.

[b]About Legacy Retirement[/b]

Legacy Retirement is a retirement home and rehabilitation facility in Utah. Since 1996, the company has provided independent living services, assisted living, memory care, and the rehabilitation of people recovering from surgery and hospitalization. The company was established with three core values: thrift, continuous improvement, and personalization. It also works with a hospitality approach to rehabilitation. The staff strives to make a personal connection to residents every day.

To learn more about what Legacy Retirement can offer, clients may visit http://www.legacyretire.com.