Post-Polio Syndrome

Sheltering Arms Institute is a state-of-the-science, 114-bed, rehabilitation hospital that blends advanced technology, research, and evidence-based clinical care to create superior outcomes for patients.
Features include:

• 212,063 total square feet,
• All private patient rooms,
• Traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, complex care, stroke, and general rehabilitation units,
• 9,251 sq. ft. main therapy gym and three satellite gyms,
• Research, conference, and outdoor space,
• Physician, psychology, and nursing services,
• Physical, occupational, and speech therapy,
• Therapeutic recreation,
• Cutting-edge patient care technology and rehabilitation equipment,
• Chapel and dining room,
• Designated visitor areas.

Physicians and therapists at Sheltering Arms Institute help Post-polio syndrome patients maintain function and ensure their quality of life. The clinical team uses a variety of therapy and exercises to educate and recommend lifestyle changes. Support groups and counseling for individuals and family members and caregivers are also available to guide the patient as they reach their rehabilitation goals.