Rapid Therapy is a Medicare-certified CORF: one facility where your physician, therapists and social worker work together so you can breathe easier, move better and live independently.
CORF is a Medicare certification. It means Rapid Therapy is approved to deliver a full rehab program, under physician supervision, in one outpatient facility.
CComprehensivePulmonary, physical and occupational therapy, physician and social services together.
OOutpatientCome in for your session and sleep in your own bed that night.
RRehabilitationRecover from illness, injury or surgery and regain your independence.
FFacilityOne Medicare-certified location in Mission Hills, with free rides for eligible patients.
Comprehensive Outpatient Rehabilitation Facility
What is a CORF?
A CORF is a Medicare-certified clinic that brings evaluation, therapy and recovery services together for people healing from an illness, injury or disability.
You come in for your sessions and go home the same day.
Put simply, our CORF is one stop for every part of your rehab.
Instead of driving between a lung clinic, a physical therapy office and a counselor, your physician, therapists and social worker all work from one plan in one building.
We use functional training and interval training. That means every exercise is tied to something you want to do again, like climbing stairs, carrying groceries or walking the dog, and we raise the challenge as you get stronger.
Physician oversight of every plan of care
Oxygen and vital signs monitored during exercise
Progress re-tested and shared with your doctor
Inside our CORF
Choose your therapy
Tap any service to see who it helps, what's included and what to expect.
Our respiratory therapists, physical therapists, occupational therapists and social worker meet regularly to review each patient's progress, so nothing falls through the cracks.
Short of breath doing things that used to be easy?
COPD tends to creep in over years. Many people first notice it as needing to stop halfway up the stairs or skipping activities they once enjoyed. Pulmonary rehabilitation teaches your body and lungs to work more efficiently, and it's covered by Medicare for people with moderate to very severe COPD who are referred by their doctor.
