Your comprehensive guide to life at Royal Hospital during your rehabilitation journey
We want you to feel comfortable and confident about your rehabilitation stay. Here's everything you need to know about your experience at Royal Hospital.
Each day is structured to maximize your recovery while allowing adequate rest
Wake-up, personal care, vital signs check, breakfast
First therapy session (PT, OT, or ST)
Morning tea, rest, social interaction
Additional therapy session or group activities
Nutritious meal, medication administration
Quiet time for rest and recovery
Third therapy session or hydrotherapy
Light refreshments and socialization
Personal activities, visitors, relaxation
Evening meal with family (if visiting)
Personal care, medications, settle in for night
Bedtime, night nursing staff available 24/7
Understanding your rehabilitation schedule
Intensive therapy program for patients requiring maximum rehabilitation
Moderate-paced program for patients building endurance and skills
A multidisciplinary team working together for your recovery
Oversees your medical care and coordinates your treatment plan
24/7 nursing care, medication management, and monitoring
Works on mobility, strength, balance, and pain management
Helps you regain daily living skills and independence
Addresses communication and swallowing difficulties
Creates nutritional plans to support your recovery
Provides emotional support and discharge planning
Assist with daily personal care and activities
Comfortable, healing environment designed for recovery
The length of your rehabilitation stay depends on your condition, progress, and individual goals. Here are typical timeframes:
Intensive programs for stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury
Post-surgical recovery, orthopedic rehabilitation
General debility, deconditioning, complex medical cases
We measure your progress and adjust your plan to ensure optimal outcomes
Comprehensive evaluation within 24 hours of admission
Collaborate with team to set meaningful, achievable goals
Regular team meetings to discuss your progress
Standardized assessments track functional improvements
Learn more about our admissions process or contact us with any questions.