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June 2016 (Rev. July 2017) Introduction The Referral Options for Bedded Rehabilitative Care Programs/Services was developed by the Rehabilitative Care Alliance (RCA) to assist referrers when looking for rehabilitative care programs in bedded levels of care. This Referral Options tool is a stardized provincial tool that provides information on rehabilitative care provided by Regulated Health Professionals (RHPs) in hospital-based designated inpatient rehab beds, complex continuing care beds convalescent care beds that fall within the following 4 bedded levels of rehabilitative care: Rehabilitation Activation/Restoration Short Term Complex Long Term Complex Stardized provincial definitions for each of these levels of rehabilitative care as well as eligibility criteria have been developed by the RCA. Key features of each of the bedded levels of rehabilitative care are described on the next page. The eligibility criteria for bedded levels of rehabilitative care can be found in the Appendix section. For full details, see the complete Definitions Framework for Bedded Levels of Rehabilitative Care. While this resource was developed as a stardized provincial tool, each LHIN has adapted the tool to provide information on rehabilitative care within its region. P a g e 1

June 2016 (Rev. July 2017) This checklist highlights the key features of the bedded levels of rehabilitative care to help you determine which level best meets the rehabilitative care needs of your patient. Full descriptions of the levels are available at http:///definitions-1 Time-limited, coordinated interprofessional rehabilitation plan of care ranging from low to high intensity through a combined coordinated use of medical, nursing allied health professional skills. Target Population: Medically stable, able to participate in comprehensive rehabilitation program Average LOS: <90 Days. Based on best practice targets discharge indicator considerations. Rehab team to confirm LOS for specific program. Discharge Indicator: Rehab goals met, access to MD/nursing care no longer required Medical Care: Daily physician access Nursing Care: Up to 3 hrs/day. Some may go up to 4 hrs. Therapy Care: Direct care by regulated health professionals as assigned to non-regulated professionals Therapy Intensity: 15-30 mins of therapy 3x/day to 3 hrs/day. Based on patient s tolerance. Exercise recreational activities offered to increase strength independence. Goal achievement does not require daily access to a full interprofessional rehabilitation team & coordinated team approach. Target Population: Medically stable, cognitively physically able to participate in restorative activities Average LOS: (56-72 days) <90 Days Discharge Indicator: Rehab goals met, access to MD/nursing care no longer required Medical Care: Weekly physician access/follow-up Nursing Care: <2 hrs/day Therapy Care: Consulted by regulated health professionals, delivered mostly by non-regulated professional as assigned Therapy Intensity: Group or 1:1 setting, throughout the day 30 mins or up to 2 hrs/day (5-7 days/week). Stabilization & Medically complex specialized services to avoid further loss of function, increase activity tolerance progress patient. Target Population: Medically complex with long-term illnesses/disabilities, requiring on-going medical/nursing support. On admission, may have limited physical /or cognitive capacity due to medical complexity but believed to have restorative potential. Average LOS: Up to 90 Days Discharge Indicator: Medical/functional recovery to allow patient to safely transition to next level of rehab care or alternate environment Medical care: Access to scheduled physician care/daily medical oversight Nursing Care: >3hrs /day Therapy Care: Regulated health professionals to maintain/maximize cognitive, physical, emotional, functional abilities. Supported by non-regulated health professionals as assigned. Therapy Intensity: Up to 1 hr, as tolerated by the patient Long-Term Complex Medical Management Medically complex specialized services over an extended period of time to maintain/slow the rate of, or avoid further loss of, function Target Population: Medically complex with long-term illnesses/disabilities, requiring on-going medical/nursing support that cannot be met at home or in a LTCH Average LOS: Will remain at this level Discharge Indicator: Patient is designated to be more or less a permanent resident in the hospital will remain until medical/functional status changes Medical care: Access to weekly physician follow up/oversight up to 8 monitoring visits per month Nursing Care: >3hrs /day Therapy Care: Regulated health professionals to maintain/maximize cognitive, physical, emotional, functional abilities. Supported by non-regulated health professional as assigned. Therapy Intensity: Regulated health professional available to maintain optimize functional abilities. (Adapted from tool developed by Mississauga Halton LHIN) P a g e 2

Medical Management Program Name: Rehab Low Intensity Well Hospital Site Well, 65 Third Street, L3B 4W6 Program Name: Complex Care Activation/Restoration Well Hospital Site Well, 65 Third Street, L3B 4W6 Stabilization & Program Name: Complex Care Medically Complex Well Hospital Site Well, 65 Third Street, L3B 4W6 Long-Term Complex Medical Management Program Name: Complex Care Medically Complex Well Hospital Site Well, 65 Third Street, L3B 4W6 GNG Site 26 Well Hospital Site - 10 Port Colborne Site 18 DMH Site 22 Total Beds: 76 Referral Process: Complete HNHB LHIN Acute to Rehab Complex Care (CCC) Referral package & Regional Complex Care (CC) Program Letter of Understing Fax referral to HNHB CCAC: 1-866-790-4642. Fax 905-639-6688 GNG Site 1 Well Hospital Site 2 Port Colborne Site 14 Douglas Memorial Site 3 Total Beds: 20 Referral Process: Complete HNHB LHIN Acute to Rehab Complex Care (CCC) Referral package & Regional Complex Care (CC) Program Letter of Understing Fax referral to HNHB CCAC: 1-866-790-4642. Fax 905-639-6688 GNG Site 13 (3 Bariatric) Well Hospital Site - 17 (2 Bariatric, 5 vent, 10 dialysis) Port Colborne Site 8 (1 Bariatric) DMH Site 10 Total Beds: 48 (incorporates Short Term Complex & Long Term ) Referral Process: Complete HNHB LHIN Acute to Rehab Complex Care (CCC) Referral package & Regional Complex Care (CC) Program Letter of Understing Fax referral to HNHB CCAC: 1-866-790-4642. Fax 905-639-6688 GNG Site 13 (3 Bariatric) Well Hospital Site - 17 (2 Bariatric, 5 vent, 10 dialysis) Port Colborne Site 8 (1 Bariatric) DMH Site 10 Total Beds: 48 (incorporates Short Term Complex & Long Term Medical Management) Referral Process: Complete HNHB LHIN Acute to Rehab Complex Care (CCC) Referral package & Regional Complex Care (CC) Program Letter of Understing Fax referral to HNHB CCAC: 1-866-790-4642. Fax 905-639-6688 (Adapted from tool developed by Mississauga Halton LHIN) P a g e 3

Program Name: Rehab High Intensity Location: Hotel Dieu Shaver Health & Rehabilitation Centre, 541 Glenridge Ave, St. Catharines, ON L2S 3A1 Number of Beds: 37 Access: Direct Referral to Hotel Dieu Shaver by Fax- 905-685-0206 Average LOS: Determined by rehabilitation patient group (RPG) length of stay (LOS) targets based on the needs of the individual. Program Name: Complex Care Activation/Restoration Location: Hotel Dieu Shaver Health & Rehabilitation Centre, 541 Glenridge Ave, St. Catharines, ON L2S 3A1 Number of Beds: 14 Referral Process: Complete HNHB LHIN Acute to Rehab Complex Care (CCC) Referral package & Regional Complex Care (CC) Program Letter of Understing Fax referral to HNHB CCAC: 1-866-790-4642. Fax 905-639- 6688 Stabilization & Program Name: Complex Care Medically Complex Location: Hotel Dieu Shaver Health & Rehabilitation Centre, 541 Glenridge Ave, St. Catharines, ON L2S 3A1 Number of Beds: 10 (incorporates Short Term Complex Medical Management & Long Term Complex ) Referral Process: Complete HNHB LHIN Acute to Rehab Complex Care (CCC) Referral package & Regional Complex Care (CC) Program Letter of Understing Fax referral to HNHB CCAC: 1-866- 790-4642. Fax 905-639-6688 Long-Term Complex Program Name: Complex Care Medically Complex Location: Hotel Dieu Shaver Health & Rehabilitation Centre, 541 Glenridge Ave, St. Catharines, ON L2S 3A1 Number of Beds: 10 (incorporates Short Term Complex Medical Management & Long Term Complex ) Referral Process: Complete HNHB LHIN Acute to Rehab Complex Care (CCC) Referral package & Regional Complex Care (CC) Program Letter of Understing Fax referral to HNHB CCAC: 1-866- 790-4642. Fax 905-639-6688 P a g e 4

Program Name: Rehab Low Intensity Location: Hotel Dieu Shaver Health & Rehabilitation Centre, 541 Glenridge Ave, St. Catharines, ON L2S 3A1 Number of Beds: 68 Referral Process: Complete HNHB LHIN Acute to Rehab Complex Care (CCC) Referral package & Regional Complex Care (CC) Program Letter of Understing Fax referral to HNHB CCAC: 1-866-790-4642. Fax 905-639-6688 Rehab Intensity Readiness: May participate in up to 1 to 2 hours of therapy per day Average LOS: as per specific length of stay targets with a maximum of up to 90 days Program Name: Convalescent Care Program, Activation Restoration Location: Pleasant Manor, Virgil ON Admin office: 15 Elden St. P.O. box 500 L0S 1T0. Program entrance: 1743 Four Mile Creek Rd. Number of Beds: 12 Access: Referral required via CCAC From Hospital: Hospitals send a referral to the HNHB CCAC: 1-866-790-4642. Fax 905-639-6688 From Community: With existing CCAC services: Dr. to call community care coordinator via CCAC Niagara (905)648-4811 Without existing CCAC services: Dr. to call CCAC intake 1(800)810-0000 Community partners should telephone the CCAC at 1-866- 790-4642 to request a referral. Rehab Cidacy: Has a defined rehab goal Agrees to participate in program Demonstrates the ability to learn new functional tasks Able to follow instruction Are anticipated to return to their residence after admission Rehab Readiness: 1 person transfer (2 person if soon to be 1 person transfer); tolerates sitting for meals in dining room plus sitting for 2 hours per day 905-468-1111 Stabilization & Long-Term Complex P a g e 5

Program Name: Convalescent Care Program, Activation Restoration Location: Linhaven, Martindale Entrance 403 Ontario Street, Saint Catharines Ontario L2N 1L5 Total Beds: 20 Access: Referral required via CCAC From Hospital: Hospitals send a referral to the HNHB CCAC: 1-866-790-4642. Fax 905-639-6688 From Community: With existing CCAC services: Dr. to call community care coordinator via CCAC Niagara (905)648-4811 Without existing CCAC services: Dr. to call CCAC intake 1(800)810-0000 Community partners should telephone the CCAC at 1-866- 790-4642 to request a referral. Rehab Cidacy: Has a defined rehab goal Agrees to participate in program Demonstrates the ability to learn new functional tasks Able to follow instruction Are anticipated to return to their residence after admission Rehab Readiness: 1 person transfer (2 person if soon to be 1 person transfer); tolerates sitting for meals in dining room plus sitting for 2 hours per day Manager or administrator at 905 934 3364 ext 4156 Stabilization & Long-Term Complex P a g e 6

Eligibility Criteria for Bedded Rehabilitative Care ions for Be Appendix The patient has restorative potential*, (i.e. there is reason to believe, based on clinical assessment expertise evidence in the literature where available, that the patient's/client s condition is likely to undergo functional improvement benefit from rehabilitative care); Note: While some patients being considered for Long Term Complex may not be expected to undergo functional improvement, the restorative potential of patients can be considered from their ability to benefit from rehabilitative care (i.e. maintaining, slowing the rate of or avoiding further loss of function) The patient is medically stable such that s/he can be safely managed with the resources that are available within the level of rehabilitative care being considered. There is a clear diagnosis for acute issues; co-morbidities have been established; there are no undetermined acute medical issues (e.g. excessive shortness of breath, congestive heart failure); vital signs are stable; medication needs have been determined; there is an established plan of care. However, some patients (particularly those in the Short Long Term Complex levels of rehabilitative care) may experience temporary fluctuations in their medical status, which may require changes to the plan of care The patient/client has identified goals that are specific, measurable, realistic timely; The patient/client is able to participate in benefit from rehabilitative care (i.e., carry-over for learning) within the context of his/her specific functional goals (See note); Note: Patients being considered for short term complex medical management may not demonstrate carry-over for learning at the time of admission, but are expected to develop carry-over through the course of treatment in this level of care. The patient s/client s goals/care needs cannot otherwise be met in the community. *Restorative Potential Restorative Potential means that there is reason to believe (based on clinical assessment expertise evidence in the literature where available) that the patient's/client s condition is likely to undergo functional improvement benefit from rehabilitative care. The degree of restorative potential benefit from the rehabilitative care should take into consideration the patient s/client s: Premorbid level of functioning Medical diagnosis/prognosis co-morbidities (i.e., is there a maximum level of functioning that can be expected owing to the medical diagnosis /prognosis?) Ability to participate in benefit from rehabilitative care within the context of the patient s/client s specific functional goals direction of care needs Note: Determination of whether a patient/client has restorative potential includes consideration of all three of the above factors. Cognitive impairment, depression, delirium or discharge destination should not be used in isolation to influence a determination of restorative potential. P a g e 7