Continued Stay Criteria
Patients are continually monitored to determine the ongoing need and appropriateness
of participation in a comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation program.
Patient progress and plan of care will be assessed not less than once
every seven days to determine progress toward treatment goals and the
necessity of continued treatment. Input from the members of the interdisciplinary
team is used to continually update the treatment plan and to plan toward
discharge.
A patient is considered eligible for continued stay when:
- There is evidence that the patient has reasonable potential to achieve
the goals of the rehabilitation program
- The goals of the rehabilitation program include an increase in independence
in activities of daily living and self-care
- The members of the clinical team can document significant and continued
progress toward the rehab goals
- The goals of treatment can be achieved in a reasonable length of stay
- The patient and, as appropriate, the family participate actively in the care
- The patient is cognitively able to comprehend the goals of the rehab program
- There are no medical or psychological problems that preclude the patient’s
benefiting from continuing the comprehensive rehabilitation program
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