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Our expert physiatry teams are specialists in diagnosing and managing condition

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R), also known as Physiatry, is a branch of medicine that tackles obstacles to therapy and advances patients towards functional goals.

11/11/2026

It's Veterans Day! 🇺🇸

Today, we honor and thank all who have served our country, especially the veterans within our own team.

Your service reflects qualities we value every day, leadership, resilience, dedication, discipline, and teamwork. These are the same qualities you continue to bring to our workplace and the meaningful work we do.

We also recognize the families who stood beside you, sharing in the sacrifices and supporting you every step of the way.

To all who have served and those who supported them, thank you for your service, sacrifice, and continued contributions. We are grateful for you! 🇺🇸

11/09/2026

Physiatry can strengthen more than the rehabilitation plan.

When residents are moving better, managing pain, and staying engaged in recovery, the impact can be felt across the entire skilled nursing facility.

That is the value physiatry can bring to skilled nursing!

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11/04/2026

Back in Connecticut, and conference season is still going strong!

We’re here today at the Connecticut Association of Health Care Facilities/Connecticut Center for Assisted Living Conference & Expo, catching up with our clients, seeing familiar faces, and making new connections across the skilled nursing and long-term care industry.

This one hits a little closer to home for me, and it’s great to see so many people we work with in one place!

If you’re attending today, let’s connect!

11/01/2026

Sometimes the clearest sign a resident needs more support is when progress starts to slow.

Pain, stiffness, balance changes, falls, or medication concerns can all become barriers to recovery.

That is where physiatry can add value.

A physiatrist brings a rehabilitation-focused medical perspective to help identify what may be holding a resident back and work with the care team on what comes next.

The earlier those barriers are recognized, the more opportunity there is to keep recovery moving forward!

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10/30/2026

Had a great time spending the day at a recent Stern Therapy Consultants symposium with David Larsen and the American Physiatry team and connecting with so many DORs who are doing the real work every day inside skilled nursing facilities!

There is a lot that happens behind the scenes to keep rehabilitation moving forward, and it was great having the opportunity to hear directly from the people leading those teams.

Always valuable to spend time with people who understand the challenges, the opportunities, and the impact strong rehabilitation teams can have on patient recovery.

10/28/2026

A fall is not always just a fall. It can be a sign that something has changed.

Pain may be increasing. Strength or balance may be declining. Mobility may look different than it did a week ago.

That is where having physiatry involved in the care team can add another important clinical perspective.

By working alongside nursing and therapy, physiatrists can help identify changes in function, address rehabilitation barriers, and help keep the plan of care moving in the right direction.

When nearly 1 in 2 residents experience a fall each year, recognizing risk early matters!

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10/19/2026

A physiatry program should not operate in its own lane.

It should work alongside the people already responsible for patient care, rehabilitation, documentation, and facility operations.

That means supporting nursing with another clinical perspective, helping rehab teams address barriers to progress, strengthening documentation, and giving administrators additional physician-level support without adding cost to the facility.

That is how we approach physiatry at American Physiatry!

Integrated into the care team. Focused on better rehabilitation.

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10/15/2026

One question during discharge planning can change the conversation around a patient’s recovery.

Is there a physiatrist on the team?

For patients leaving the hospital with pain, weakness, mobility challenges, or recovering from surgery, the next level of care matters.

A skilled nursing facility with physiatry brings physician-level rehabilitation expertise directly into the recovery process, working alongside nursing and therapy to help identify barriers and keep the plan moving forward.

Discharge planning is not only about where the patient goes next.

It is about making sure the right clinical support is waiting for them when they get there.

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10/14/2026

The best part of a conference is the people you get to connect with along the way.

The American Physiatry team had a great few days at the AHCA/NCAL Convention & Expo in Boston, connecting with leaders across skilled nursing and long-term care and having some great conversations about where the industry is headed.

We’re heading home with stronger relationships, new connections, and plenty of momentum for what’s ahead!

10/09/2026

Adding physiatry support does not have to mean adding another expense to your facility!

We work alongside your nursing and therapy teams as medical consultants, while billing separately for our services.

That means your facility gets added physician-level rehabilitation support without impacting your existing billing.

More clinical support. More collaboration. No added facility cost!

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Address

311 Boulevard Of The Americas STE 304
Lakewood, NJ
08701

Telephone

+18775444446

Website

http://www.americanphysiatry.com/

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