Rehab And Fitness Services / Redington-Fairview General Hospital

RFGH Rehab & Fitness Services
57 Fairview Avenue, Skowhegan, Maine

Main Phone: 207-474-7000
Fax: 207-858-4772
Pool Phone: 207-858-8855

Outpatient Clinic Hours

Monday - Thursday, 7 AM - 6 PM

Friday, 7 AM - 4 PM

Pool and Fitness Services

94-degree Therapy Pool
84-degree Lap Pool
Aquatic Fitness Classes
Personal Fitness Training

Monthly Membership Costs

Full Monthly Membership: $60
Senior Membership (60+): $30
Student Membership: $30

Links

October Class Schedule

November Class Schedule

Aquatics Programming Brochure
Adult Membership Application
Child/Minor Membership Application

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RFGH Rehab & Fitness Services offers comprehensive Physical, Occupational, and Speech therapies to patients of all ages. We treat a vast array of conditions including, but not limited to: developmental based pediatric therapies, orthopedic and repetitive motion based conditions, balance/vestibular training, pelvic floor rehab, neurological conditions, and Lymphedema.

Physical Therapy:

Orthopedic Conditions and Injuries
Pain Conditions
Stroke and Neurological Conditions
Parkingson's-specific BIG Therapy
Traumatic Brain Injury/Concussion
Falls/Balance Impairment
Pelvic Floor Rehab
Lymphedema
Pediatric Therapy for Strength, Mobility, and Coordination

Occupational Therapy:

Chronic/Repetitive Injuries of the Upper Extremities
Traumatic Injuries to the Upper Extremities: Fractures, Burns, Crush Injuries
Stroke and Neurological Conditions
Parkinson’s-specific BIG Therapy
Fabrication of Custom Thermo-plastic Bracing
Pediatric Therapy for Sensory Processing, Fine-motor, Visual-motor, Object Manipulation, Grasping, Strength, and Coordination Impairments

Speech-Language Pathology:

Pediatric Expressive/Receptive Language Delays
Articulation and Phonological Impairments
Motor-speech Disorders in Adults
Food Aversion/Eating Impairment in Pediatrics
Parkinson’s-specific LOUD Therapy
Aphasia or Cognitive-communication Disorders as the Result of Stroke or Brain Injury
Swallowing Disorders
Voice Disorders
Modified Barium Swallow Studies for Assessment of the Ability to Safely Eat and Drink

Athletic Training:

Providing Contracted Services to Area School Districts

Bracing/Devices:

Orthopedic Bracing (both custom and "off-the-shelf") and Assistive Devices (canes, crutches, walkers, etc.)