Rebound

Being a therapist at a Bloomington Hospital Rebound location means a commitment to excellence, a passion for patients, and an attitude of innovation. Often, experiencing the care these individuals provide is something patients and families don’t soon forget. Rebound has been about enhancing health since 1985. Learn more about the therapists at Rebound.

Locations
Convenient locations are key for outpatient therapy, which is why Bloomington Hospital offers multiple Rebound locations throughout Monroe and Owen counties.
VIEW A MAP OF ALL REBOUND LOCATIONS 

Insurance
Rebound accepts most major insurance plans and may be able to assist you in verifying coverage. Physician referral is required. Transportation assistance may be available through Assisted Medical Transport or Rural Transit.

Services
In addition to providing traditional rehabilitation services, our highly skilled staff offers a number of specialty programs and services. With more than 70 full-and part-time employees, Rebound provides the region’s most dedicated professionals with a commitment to excellence, innovation and quality care. As the most experienced outpatient rehabilitation staff in the area, we specialize in the assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation of a variety of orthopedic, musculoskeletal and neurological conditions for pediatric, adolescent, adult and geriatric clients. As part of the regional Bloomington Hospital system, Rebound has the ability to coordinate its programs across the full continuum of related patient needs.

Forms 
Rebound asks that you complete the forms below prior to your appointment. This will help expedite the check-in process when you arrive. Click here to open and print the forms described below.

Patient Information
Please read over both sides of this form and sign and date. This form has important information regarding our cancellation/No Show policy and the hospital's billing process. You will be given a copy of this form upon check out after your first appointment.

Medical Social History
Please complete the front and back side of this form. There is a place for you to sign and date on the back side. Please answer questions keeping in mind this is related to your current condition.

Medication Summary
Please list all your current medications, and sign and date this form.

Consent for Treatment
Please read over both sides of this form and sign and date. If the patient is under the age of 18, this form must be signed by a parent/guardian.

On the first page of this form, you have the option to be included in the hospital’s directory. Please look over this section carefully. If you choose to be included, Rebound can acknowledge that you are in our facility. It does not mean we can or will provide any personal or medical information about you.

If you choose not be included in the directory, if someone calls in an attempt to reach you, Rebound cannot acknowledge that you are in the facility. We would have to tell the caller "We are unable to give out any information.”

Learn more about rehabilitation and sports medicine
Read Rebound’s newsletter BouncingBack, which provides information about a wide variety of Rebound programs as well as rehabilitation and sports medicine topics.

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Rebound offers the following services:

• Athletic Training
• Occupational Therapy
• Massage Therapy
• Physical Therapy
• Speech and Language Therapy

Rebound offers the following specialty services:

• Aquatic Therapy 
• Balance and Fall Prevention
• Driving Evaluation 
• Low Vision Care
• Lymphedema Care
• Occupational Medicine
• Vestibular Therapy
• Videofluoroscopic Swallowing Studies (VFSS) 
• Wound and burn care 

What is Physical Therapy?
Physical Therapy is an allied health profession that helps individuals of ages develop and/or regain lost function and perform activities as independently as possible. Comprehensive evaluations and innovative treatments are provided for movement problems that result from developmental disabilities as well as orthopedic and neurological conditions that may result from an accident, injury or surgical procedure. Learn more about a health care career as a physical therapist.

What is Occupational Therapy?
Occupational Therapy is an allied health profession that serves people of all ages and views occupation as anything that occupies a person’s time including work, rest, and play/leisure activities. Comprehensive evaluations and innovative treatments are designed to maximize a patient’s potential with all of their occupations. Treatment sessions are individually designed to address each patient’s unique needs. Learn more about a health care career as an occupational therapist.

What is Speech and Language Therapy?
Speech-Language Pathology is an allied health profession that helps individuals of all ages who exhibit speech and language difficulties that may be the result of an injury or a change in medical status and that decreases their ability to effectively communicate their thoughts and needs. Comprehensive evaluations and innovative treatments are provided for managing swallowing and eating functions, speech and language disorders, vocal quality, comprehension, and cognition. Learn more about this health care career.

What is Athletic Training?
Athletic training is an allied health profession that specializes in the prevention, recognition, management and rehabilitation of injuries that result from athletic or recreational activity. As part of a complete health care team, the certified athletic trainer works under the direction of a licensed physician and in cooperation with other health care professionals, athletics administrators, coaches and parents. Learn more about a health care career as an athletic trainer.