What does RBU mean in PHYSIOLOGY

RBU equips each client with custom-trained mobility aides, including motorized wheelchairs and lifting chairs, adjustable beds, walkers, canes, commodes, toilet risers, transfer boards, gait trainers and orthoses.

In addition to providing assistance with basic daily activities such as transferring in/out of bed or bathing/dressing, RBU also offers a range of medical services. These may include wound care management; occupational therapy; physical therapy; medication management; respiratory therapy; nutrition guidance; speech/language evaluation; pain management; fall prevention services; diabetes management; primary care physician visits; laboratory procedures; imaging studies and more.

RLBU's services can be beneficial for anyone who needs assistance with activities of daily living due to limited mobility, injury or illness. This includes adults over the age of 18 who suffer from stroke or brain injury, multiple sclerosis (MS), spinal cord injuries (SCI), Parkinson's disease (PD), traumatic brain injury (TBI), Alzheimer's disease (AD) or other conditions that limit mobility.

All RBU services are provided onsite in the patient's home or other healthcare setting such as a nursing facility or hospital.

To request an appointment for rehab bedside care you should contact your primary physician first. Your doctor will then refer you to an appropriate specialized caregiver who is certified to provide such rehabilitation services within your vicinityr. After referral has been made you will be able call directly at the appointed date and time for your personalized session at home.