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Rehabilitation Programs Inpatient and Half-Day Rehabilitation Program Information and Referral Form

WELCOME TO ST LUKE S CARE Thank you for choosing St Luke s Care for your rehabilitation. With an unwavering commitment to the health and wellbeing of our community, our philosophy is Quality care with a personal touch. We continue to enjoy a reputation for excellence in healthcare, having delivered over 95 years of high quality care as a non-denominational, not-for-profit organisation. St Luke s rehabilitation programs are directed by qualified rehabilitation physicians and supported by a specialist team of allied health professionals. We deliver programs in: Post-orthopaedic and post-spinal surgery Musculoskeletal conditions and rehabilitation following sports injury, trauma and work injury Patients with general deconditioning BOOKING INFORMATION Please complete the following forms Referral Form to be completed by Specialist/GP/Discharge Planner Patient Information to be completed by Patient Once completed, please return all forms to St Luke s Admissions ASAP using one of the following options: FAX (02) 9356 0431 EMAIL bookings@slc.org.au For further enquiries, please contact St Luke s Care 18 Roslyn Street Potts Point NSW 2011 T (02) 9356 0200 F (02) 9356 0431 www.slc.org.au

REFERRAL FORM FAX WITH PATIENT DETAILS FORM TO (02)9356 0431 To be completed by Specialist/GP/Discharge Planner. Please PRINT clearly. PROGRAM Inpatient rehabilitation PATIENT DETAILS Half-day rehabilitation Title: Given names: Surname: Attach patient identification label (Hospital Use Only) UR No.: Admission No.: Surname: Given Names: Date of Birth: / / Gender: Doctor: Date of birth: / / Gender: Male Female Address: Telephone (Home): Health fund name: ALL PATIENTS CLINICAL DETAILS Requested start date: / / Reason for referral (include date of surgery if applicable): (Mobile): Membership number: SPECIALIST / DISCHARGE PLANNER / GP TO COMPLETE Relevant medical history: LC4703 SLC 17032016 Mobility status: W/chair FASF Rollator PUF Crutches Stick/s Independent Weight bearing status: Full Partial Touch Weight bearing as tolerated Non weight bearing Length: Cognitive status: Intact Confusion Delirium Dementia Known infection: Yes No If yes, details: Hydrotherapy: Yes No Weight: kg Usual living arrangements: Own home Alone With relatives Own home with carer support Hostel CURRENT INPATIENTS CLINICAL DETAILS Hospital where patient is currently admitted: Hospital contact person: Contact details: MRSA swabs taken: Yes No Date: / / Falls risk: Risk of pressure injury: Yes No Wound management required: Yes No Mobility status: Bed mobility: Independent Supervision Assistance Sit to stand: Independent Supervision Assistance Ambulation: Independent Supervision Assistance Continence status: Urine: IDC Continent Incontinent Faeces: Continent Incontinent Personal care: Independent Requires assistance Fully dependent Discharge destination: Type: Home Nursing Home Hostel Other Where: Family Friend Alone Other REFERRER S DETAILS Referrer s name: Signature: Provider number: Date: / / REFERRAL FORM MR5 PAGE 1 OF 2

PATIENT TO COMPLETE PATIENT DETAILS FORM FAX WITH REFERRAL FORM TO (02)9356 0431 To be completed by patient. Please PRINT clearly. PERSONAL DETAILS Title: Given names: Surname: Previous surname (if applicable): Attach patient identification label (Hospital Use Only) UR No.: Admission No.: Surname: Given Names: Date of Birth: / / Gender: Doctor: Date of birth: / / Gender: Male Female Residential address: Postal address (if different): Telephone (Home): (Mobile): (Work): Email: Language spoken: INSURANCE DETAILS PATIENT DETAILS FORM MR6 Health fund name: Membership number: Medicare number: Medicare ID: Expiry date: / Pension number: DVA number: DVA card colour: White Gold Patient admit as DVA: Yes No Patient claiming Workers Comp: Yes No Patient claiming Third Party: Yes No If yes, insurance company: Claim number: Contact person: Contact number: Liability accepted: Yes No Unsure Fax number: PERSON TO CONTACT (NEXT OF KIN) Name: Relationship: Address: Telephone (Home): (Mobile): (Work): Second contact: Phone: DETAILS OF GP Name: Phone: Fax: Address: PREVIOUS HOSPITALISATION Have you previously been treated at St Luke s Hospital?: Yes No Year: Have you been hospitalised for more than 48 hours within the past 3 months?: Yes No Dates: from / / to / / Name of hospital: Admitting Doctor: Date of operation (if applicable): / / Admission Type: Overnight Day patient Rehabilitation ST LUKE S OFFICE USE ONLY MRN: Eligible for rehab: Yes No by fax by email by phone Further information/assessment required: Yes No Excess/Co-payment: Comments: Confirmed admission date: / / Signature: PAGE 2 OF 2

INPATIENT REHABILITATION WHAT TO EXPECT FROM INPATIENT REHABILITATION Inpatient rehabilitation helps you regain your independence through regular and intensive treatment, with medical and nursing support as required. Each day you will be encouraged to get up, shower, dress into day clothes and sit out of bed during the day. You will be seen twice daily by your physiotherapist for treatment in the gymnasium and, where indicated, hydrotherapy pool. One therapy session per day is conducted on weekends and public holidays. Your rehabilitation team will be led by a Rehabilitation Physician and consist of nursing staff, physiotherapists, occupational therapists and social workers. If required a psychologist, speech pathologist and dietician join your treatment team. Your physiotherapy sessions will encompass a range of treatments aimed to improve mobility, reduce pain, and increase range of movement and strength. Problems with gait, balance and coordination will also be addressed in your exercise program. Hydrotherapy in our heated pool provides buoyancy and assists with reducing pain, helps to strengthen muscles, increases movement and improves walking ability. There is always a physiotherapist in the pool with you to guide and assist with movement. As an inpatient you will be accommodated in our purpose-built rehabilitation ward which consists of both shared and single rooms (please note some single rooms share a bathroom with another single room). By the time you are discharged, it is anticipated that you will be able to walk safely and confidently both inside and out, as well as managing stairs independently. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Will I have an out of pocket cost? St Luke s Rehabilitation Program is accredited for benefits by most health funds, and with prior approval, by third party insurers. This program is covered under the rehabilitation services category of your hospital cover. Depending on your level of cover, your fund may charge you an excess or co-payment. We urge you to contact your health fund to determine your level of cover and any costs you may incur. What paperwork should I bring for my admission? Any health fund and entitlement cards, e.g. Medicare, DVA etc. Insurance details if claiming workers compensation or third party Current x-rays, scans or test results related to your admission 4

What do I need to pack? You are encouraged to dress in comfortable clothes during the day. Please bring at least one week s supply of loose-fitting clothes. The following are suggestions only: Tracksuits Shirts/blouses Underwear Socks Enclosed slippers with a non-slip sole Cardigan Pyjamas/night gowns Swimsuit/shorts Enclosed shoes with a non-slip sole If applicable, please also bring your: Current medications in their original containers and prescriptions, including repeat forms Dentures Hearing aid with batteries Glasses Walker/frame/stick Razor Cosmetics and toiletries CPAP machine What time will I be discharged? Discharge time is before 10:00am. If you require assistance arranging transport home, please discuss this with the Social Worker on or shortly after admission. Can I have visitors and what are the visiting hours? Visitors are more than welcome; however sessions are not to be missed due to visitors as we are unable to change programmed times. Visiting hours 10:00am 8:00pm HALF-DAY REHABILITATION PROGRAM WHAT TO EXPECT FROM HALF-DAY REHABILITATION Half-day rehabilitation allows you the comfort and convenience of remaining in your own home, whilst receiving the benefits of attending a comprehensive individualised rehabilitation program. Most patients attend the program twice a week, with each session lasting approximately two-three hours. Programs typically consist of physiotherapy, proprioception, exercise, education and hydrotherapy. Our physiotherapists prescribe and supervise a specialised program designed to enhance your quality of life and independence. Hydrotherapy in our heated pool provides buoyancy and assists with reducing pain, helps to strengthen muscles, increases movement and improves gait. There is always a physiotherapist in the pool with you to guide and assist with movement. Additional therapies that may be included in your program include management strategies, wound education and occupational therapy. Other health professionals such as social workers, nurses and dieticians join the team as required. If you are a current St Luke s Private Hospital patient you will be seen by our Rehabilitation Physician on the ward. If you are not currently at St Luke s, at your first appointment our Rehabilitation Specialist will assess your suitability for the program, and then determine which therapies will be of most benefit, how often you should attend, and your program duration. 5

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Will I have an out of pocket cost? St Luke s Half-Day Rehabilitation Program is accredited for benefits by most health funds, and with prior approval, by third party insurers. This program is covered under the rehabilitation services category of your hospital cover. Depending on your level of cover, your fund may charge you an excess or co-payment. We urge you to contact your health fund to determine your level of cover and any costs you may incur. What times do sessions run? We run appointments Monday through to Friday. What should I bring? To your first appointment please bring: Any health fund and entitlement cards, e.g. Medicare, DVA etc. Insurance details if claiming workers compensation or third party Current x-rays, scans or test results related to your admission Comfortable casual clothing for ease of movement and enclosed shoes suitable for exercising Swimsuit if undertaking hydrotherapy (towels, showers and changing rooms are available) What do I need to remember? Please arrive 15 minutes early for your first appointment to ensure we have the necessary time to complete all paperwork Drink water while exercising to remain hydrated before, during and after your sessions If required, take your pain relieving medicine 30 minutes to one hour before your session What if I can t make an appointment? To fully benefit from your rehabilitation therapy, it is important to keep all your appointments. If you need to reschedule, cancel or are running late please call reception on 9356 0495. We do our best to accommodate your needs, but ask that you give us a minimum of 24 hours notice for appointments you cannot make. What happens next? Referral First appointment Your program Review Once your referral has been received you will be contacted by staff to book an appointment with the Rehabilitation Physician. Consultation with the Rehabilitation Physician will take place either on the St Luke s Private Hospital ward or at the Clinic. Reception will then arrange your program timetable. For your health fund to cover your attendance on the day, you must sign in at the Clinic Reception when you arrive for each treatment. During your program your rehabilitation team will monitor your progress. Weekly team meetings will identify areas for improvement and patient goals. My health fund has stopped paying for my rehabilitation but I would like to continue therapy where should I go? If your health fund has stopped paying for your rehabilitation, you have the option to continue your treatment through St Luke s Private Physiotherapy practice. You can often book in with the same Physiotherapist you have been working with and hydrotherapy can be continued. This service is eligible for rebates through your health fund if you are covered for Physiotherapy under your Extras cover. 6

LOCATION/TRAVEL INPATIENT REHABILITATION St Luke s Private Hospital is centrally located at 18 Roslyn Street, Potts Point, just a few minutes drive from the CBD. HALF-DAY REHABILITATION PROGRAM The Half-Day Rehabilitation Program is located in St Luke s Clinic, 20 Roslyn Street Potts Point. The Clinic is located in Hemsley House, opposite St Luke s Private Hospital. The building has wheelchair access to all areas with easy drop off points. PARKING OPTIONS FOR PATIENTS AND VISITORS Convenient and secure parking is located within a few minutes walk of St Luke s in the Wilson Parking complex on Ward Avenue. St Luke s patients and visitors can obtain special rates through ticket validation at the Hospital reception. PUBLIC TRANSPORT OPTIONS St Luke s is also facilitated by public transport with Kings Cross Train Station close by and regular bus services. Elizabeth Rd Wilson Parking lliam St Kings Cross Train Station Darlinghurst Rd Ward Ave Roslyn St St Luke s Care Roslyn Gardens Rushcutters Bay Park Coca Cola Billboard Bayswater Rd COMMUNITY TRANSPORT OPTIONS There are a number of council and community based transport options to assist patients who cannot drive, use public transport, be assisted by family or friends or afford other transport options. Holdsworth Community Transport Phone: 9302 3600 (fees apply) Must reside in the Woollahra local government area Randwick Waverley Community Transport Phone: 9369 5366 (fees apply) South East Sydney Community Transport Phone: 8241 000 (fees apply) Leichhardt & Marrickville Community Transport Phone: 9558 6800 (fees apply) Must reside in the Leichhardt or Marrickville local government areas Sir Roden Cutler Phone: 9357 2801 Free service, however must be a pensioner to use Crosses local government boundaries