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Navigating MyCare
at St. John's Rehab

Each patient's rehabilitation is different. Our rehab team provides customized care that focuses on your physical, emotional, psychological, social and spiritual needs. No two patients — or their injuries or illnesses — are the same, which means each patient's unique pathway will differ during their time here.

However, almost all patients at Sunnybrook's St. John's Rehab will follow some of the same steps in the process. These steps are outlined in the care pathway below.

Your care pathway

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Arriving at St. John's Rehab

St. John's Rehab

As a patient of St. John’s Rehab, you have been referred to us by your acute care team or physician. Some patients may be referred to inpatient rehabilitation, while others may begin their rehab journey as an outpatient.

1 / 5 - Next: Transportation (pick-up and drop-off)
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In-patient rehabilitation

About in-patient rehabilitation

Our rehab team will work with you and your loved ones to create an individually customized rehabilitation treatment plan that is designed to help you regain your function and help you reach your goals. Click on our programs to learn more:

Amputee rehabilitation
Burn rehabilitation
Cardiac rehabilitation
Musculoskeletal (orthopaedic) rehabilitation
Oncology (cancer) rehabilitation
Short Term Active Reconditioning (STAR) rehabilitation
Stroke and neurological rehabilitation
Trauma and complex care rehabilitation

1 / 5 - Next: Developing your customized therapy plan
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Leaving St. John's Rehab

Preparing to leave the hospital

There will come a time when you no longer need specialized inpatient rehabilitation at Sunnybrook and will be ready to leave this hospital. This process is called being "discharged."

When your in-patient rehabilitation program is complete and you are able to continue with your progress outside of the hospital, you will be discharged back to the community. You may also be referred to an appropriate outpatient rehab program at St. John’s Rehab or another facility closer to home.

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Outpatient rehabilitation

Rehabilitation after leaving

You may be referred to outpatient rehabilitation following your in-patient rehab stay, directly from acute care, or from the community. Being an “outpatient” means you do not stay overnight at the hospital, but instead come into the hospital for your treatment and assessments. Click on our outpatient rehab programs to learn more.

Ambulatory care program
Back on track rehab program (Motor-vehicle or work-related accidents)

Please call 416-244-6948 for all appointment inquiries.

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