FOX Rehabilitation utilizes an evidence-based model of practice. The clinicians proactively address disabilities and functional limitations that occur as a result of acute or chronic orthopedic, neurologic, oncologic, or vestibular related medical conditions. FOX collaborates with physicians and other healthcare professionals to provide education and targeted interventions.
Clinicians monitor and modify individualized treatment plans to keep patients at their most optimal level of function.

FOX Clinicians specialize in the treatment and rehabilitation of:
– Arthritis/Degenerative Joint Disease
– Rheumatic Conditions
– Fibromyalgia
– Back and Neck Pain
– Hand Therapy
– Joint Replacement
– Neurological Conditions such as stroke, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson’s Disease
– Orthopedic and Sports Injuries such as muscle, ligament, tendon and join injury and reconstruction
– Pediatrics
– Post-Surgical Recovery
– Shoulder or Head Injuries such as concussion
– Spinal Surgery
– Vestibular, Balance, Gait Training, and Fall Prevention
– Work-related Injuries

Courses of treatment include:
– Use of Exercise and Weight Training Equipment
– Gait Training and Functional Mobility
– Manual Therapy
– Modalities for Pain Relief
– Strengthening and Stretching Exercises.

Occupational Therapy (OT) involves an occupational therapist who uses expertise to promote health, wellness, and quality of life for the patient by helping them stay engaged in the activities that are the most meaningful to them through enhancing skills or modifying the environment to support client participation.

For example, a meaningful activity to a child may be the ability to play with toys and friends. In this case, the OT would focus on hand strength and dexterity. For an adult, it may be the ability to make a meal independently, so the OT would introduce adapted equipment for the kitchen.

The OT collects the patient’s health information including the injury history and how this history has impacted necessary activities of daily life. Through collaboration with the client as well as a physician, surgeon, and the nursing staff, a plan of care for goals and treatment is created by the OT.

Whether you are recovering from a broken bone, muscle injury, or surgery, regaining mobility, strength, flexibility and endurance are a key part of your recovery. Every individual has different goals and expectations in recovery, so our rehabilitation specialists provide a customized plan that incorporates the unique goals and abilities of each person.

Weight training and exercise, gait training and functionality mobility, manual therapy, modalities for pain relief, and strengthening and stretching exercises are used to treat issues such as arthritis, neurological conditions such as stroke, post-surgical recovery, fall prevention, and much more.

The FOX Rehab office in Logan Township offers hand therapy services through a Certified Hand Therapist — an occupational or physical therapist who has gone through advanced clinical education, experience and a rigorous credentialing process, and demonstrated proficiency in treatment of upper extremity conditions resulting from trauma, disease, or congenital or acquired deformity.
SMC’s occupational therapist/certified hand therapist can treat various disorders of the shoulder, elbow, wrist, and hand, such as muscle tears and sprains, tendon, ligament, and nerve injuries including carpal tunnel, fractures, arthritis, joint pain, joint dislocations and subluxations, limb pain and neurological impairment such as stroke.

The therapist works closely with the patient’s surgeon or physician to ensure the most favorable therapeutic outcome using a variety of techniques and specialized tools including custom orthotic fabrication, personalized exercise programs and specialized techniques to improve joint range of motion, optimize strength and coordination, manage wounds and scars, and reduce pain and swelling.

Hand therapy is offered at The Health Center at Beckett, 499 Beckett Road, Suite 100 in Logan Township. For more information, call 856-467-6205.

Fox Rehabilitation at SMC offers individualized programs developed by innovative clinicians. The clinicians have advanced training in mechanical diagnosis and therapy, emphasizing a hands-on approach. Fox Rehabilitation offers several orthopedic services.
Orthopedic services include:
– Pre- and post-surgical rehabilitation
– Tendonitis
– Rotator cuff tears
– Labral tears
– Joint instability/dislocation
– Repetitive stress injuries
– Plantar Fasciitis
– Spine/Sacroliac
– Prosthetic training
– Arthritic conditions
– Chronic pain

Fox Rehabilitation at SMC is located at Salem Medical Center, 310 Woodstown Road in Salem, and The Health Center at Beckett, 499 Beckett Road, Suite 100 in Logan Township. For more information, call SMC at 856-339-6025 or Beckett at 856-467-6205.

Fox Rehabilitation at SMC offers individualized programs developed by innovative clinicians. Our clinicians have advanced training in mechanical diagnosis and therapy, emphasizing a hands-on approach. Fox Rehab offers several neurology services including:
– Multiple Sclerosis/Parkinson’s Disease
– Gait disfunction/Ataxia
– Stroke
– Certified hand therapy
– Vestibular/balance disorders

Fox Rehabilitation at SMC is located at Salem Medical Center, 310 Woodstown Road in Salem, and The Health Center at Beckett, 499 Beckett Road, Suite 100 in Logan Township. For more information, call SMC at 856-339-6025 or Beckett at 856-467-6205.

Fox Rehabilitation at SMC offers concussion rehab which includes physical, occupational and speech therapy. A concussion is a metabolic brain injury that is the result of a direct or indirect force to the head. Common causes of concussion are sports injuries, motor vehicle accidents, whiplash, falls, and traumatic injuries. Fox Physical Therapists offer individualized treatment designed for each patient including:
– Vestibular Rehabilitation — Balance and movement training to improve stability and reduce dizziness
– Functional Visual Skills — Address vision impairments to help coordinate vision with movement
– Orthopedic Management — Address musculoskeletal contributing factors and headache management
– Detailed return to sport progression

Fox Rehabilitation at SMC is located at Salem Medical Center, 310 Woodstown Road in Salem, and The Health Center at Beckett, 499 Beckett Road, Suite 100 in Logan Township. For more information, call SMC 856-339-6025 or Beckett 856-467-6205.

Fox Rehab at SMC knows that falling can be a symptom of something more than just tripping over misplaced objects or accidentally slipping. If you tend to fall or feel off balance often, call to schedule a consultation with Fox Rehabilitation at SMC, 310 Woodstown Road in Salem, or The Health Center at Beckett, 499 Beckett Road, Suite 100 in Logan Township. For more information, call SMC at 856-339-6025 or Beckett at 856-467-6205.

Falling is a major economic and social issue across the country and a leading cause of injury-related deaths, unintentional injuries, and hospital admissions for trauma. Fox offers these suggestions for preventing falls at home:
– Remove objects that you can trip over including clothes, shoes, appliance wires, and throw rugs
– Select appropriate footwear that offers good support, non-slip soles, and that lace up rather than slip on
– Improve the lighting in your home by placing a lamp near your bed, making a clear path to light switches, and placing night lights in your bathroom, bedroom and hallways
– Install adaptive equipment as needed including a raised toilet seat and shower chair, grab bars for the toilet, bathtub, and shower, and non-slip mats in the bathtub. Do not use a foot stool to reach items in high cabinets.
– Be active – Check with your doctor or physical therapist about starting an exercise routine to strengthen the muscles that keep your body stable.

Parkinson’s Disease is a progressive nervous system disorder that affects movement in approximately one million Americans. (parkinsonsdisease.net) The Fox Rehabilitation Parkinson’s Support Group is free of charge and designed to offer individuals who suffer from Parkinson’s Disease education, understanding, and new friendships. The meetings feature guest speakers from the health care field and a platform for each member to share their ideas and experiences. For more information, call 856-467-6205