After your hospital stay for COVID-19
COVID-19 (coronavirus) can cause many side effects. It’s important you know the possible COVID-19 effects while you recover at home.
Post COVID rehabilitation services
After recovering from coronavirus, some may experience ongoing physical and mental symptoms after the infection passes, also known as post-COVID-19 syndrome. Treatment options are available to help you fully recover.
Minnesota allows direct access to patient care for physical therapy and speech therapy. Please check with your insurance provider to find out if a physician's order is needed.
We offer virtual visits for this service, allowing you to see a provider from your home using a secure video connection.
If this is your first therapy appointment with a provider in this service or specialty, call 612-262-7900; if you're a returning patient, call your Courage Kenny Therapy Department.
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Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute, part of Allina Health, offers several care options for post-COVID-19 patients across Minnesota and western Wisconsin.
Post-COVID-19 services include:
Rehabilitation services to treat lingering COVID-19 symptoms. Some exhibit ongoing concerns when returning home and are trying to resume life and find it more challenging than anticipated.
Acute inpatient rehabilitation combines comprehensive medical and rehabilitation therapy services designed to improve patient outcomes, empowering them to return and stay in their homes.
Outpatient rehabilitation provides medical rehabilitation therapy services that can improve outcomes for individuals experiencing post-COVID-19 side effects and help them gain independence.
Fitness, wellness and pool services provided for individuals and group sessions geared to develop safe fitness routines and overall health.
Good to Know
Your care team may include physical medicine and rehabilitation providers, physical therapy, occupational therapists, speech-language therapists, neuropsychologists, pain specialists and mental health specialists. A referral is required to see a physical medicine and rehabilitation provider (PM&R). For questions regarding PM R services or to make an appointment, please call 612-775-2600.
Care coordination is available to help to navigate treatment and after-care services.
Our services offer telehealth and in-person care options. Patients can be referred to services by their primary care provider or a specialist.
Good for Treating
- balance concerns
- breathing difficulty
- cognition, concentration and memory concerns
- muscle weakness and fatigue
- joint pain
- depression and anxiety