TMC’s Clinical Catalog includes dozens of therapy programs oriented towards both long-term and short-term care. All programs are delivered through a “Mindful Care” approach, orienting the treatment pathway in relation to the patient’s level of cognitive ability. This unique strategy leads to better outcomes, less rehospitalization, and more efficient treatment. These clinical programs help make TMC the preferred contract therapy company for each of our partners.
All of TMC’s clinical programs begin with our Mindful Care approach, treating each patient based on their cognitive ability, improving outcomes and ensuring a better quality of life.
The goal of Mindful Care is for residents and patients to be provided with person-centered care that is based on their remaining cognitive abilities.
Designed to meet the needs of individuals recovering from or managing cardiopulmonary disease, this program includes interventions and best practice recommendations for cardiopulmonary issues.
A comprehensive fall-prevention and intervention program focusing on both risk reduction and appropriate interventions after a fall has occurred.
An interactive tool promoting resident health and wellness for our assisted and independent living residents.
The Mobility, Voice and Exercise Program (MoVE) is designed to meet the unique needs of patients with Parkinson’s disease.
TMC’s Restorative Nursing Programs help decrease the risk of re-hospitalization, improve quality measure outcomes, and capture all appropriate reimbursement opportunities.
This program is designed to assist communities in improving care to their residents managing respiratory issues, reducing rehospitalization due to pneumonia.
A comprehensive guide to the treatment of a wide range of orthopedic disorders, this unique program promotes mobility and reduces re-hospitalization
The program is focused on strategies to help the individual compensate for lost visual function and regain as much independence as possible.
Designed to meet the unique needs of individuals recovering from cardiac surgical procedures or acute MI, the program includes interventions and best practice recommendations.
A Cognitive Rehab Therapy (CRT) Program with the primary goal of functional application of cognitive skills to improve a person’s ability to reintegrate into the community at the highest level achievable.
Encompasses treatment of any disease or trauma that results in dysfunction of either the central or peripheral nervous system, including best practices for dosage and therapeutic interventions.
Many aspects of life can be impacted by the presence of an artificial airway, but with strategic and focused rehabilitation, they do not have to continue to negatively affect quality of life.
This program includes intervention, compensatory education, and best practice recommendations for managing the rehabilitation needs of patients with difficulty swallowing.
Therapeutic interventions can take various forms, but are all aimed at assisting the resident in achieving and maintaining their maximum level of independence with dining.
The Comfort First Program is focused on identifying and correcting underlying positional abnormalities and then addressing the resulting risks for decline related to acute illness or occurring as a result of an existing disease process.
This program focuses on understanding why restraint use is undesirable, understanding the underlying impairments, and implementing alternatives that improve the quality of life of the residents.
TMC’s Positioning, Orthotics, Stretching, Exercise Program (POSE) is focused on identifying and correcting abnormalities causing contractures or risk for contractures in the long-term population.
The Programs Reducing Incontinence Disorders and Embarrassment Program (PRIDE) is designed to work in collaboration with individuals to aggressively address factors which contribute to incontinence.
Pain Busters is a comprehensive guide to the treatment of specific types of pain commonly encountered in the Skilled Nursing setting, as well as pain treatment in general.
TMC measures Outcomes data based on GG scoring at admission and discharge to determine overall functional improvement. TMC also tracks Quality Measure data to ensure that our teams are appropriately addressing areas that they can impact to achieve optimal functional status for each patient. Customer specific outcomes reports can be created to address focus areas as needed.
The Clinical Excellence Team and our Advancing Clinical Excellence (ACE) program provide comprehensive and up–to–date practice information on how to best serve our long-term care population. Our education and oversight is focused on ensuring that all clinical interventions will yield the best possible outcomes and patient experience and ensure that all documentation supports the need for skilled services and all clinical interventions.
