Martine Center Ranks Top 3% in Sub-Acute Rehab
The numbers are impressive. UDSMR, the world’s largest government-independent repository of rehabilitation outcomes, ranks Martine Center in the top 3% nationwide in a variety of categories. In the top 3%:
- of all Sub-Acute Rehab facilities participating in UDSMR nationwide
- compared to over 6,000 Sub-Acute Rehab patient cases nationwide
- the level of independence when compared to over 12,900 rehab cases nationwide
Impressive numbers for sure, but what exactly does it all mean? More important are the stories behind the numbers—patients who have entered Martine Center unable to walk or talk or eat, debilitated by injury, illness or surgery, and who are sent back home on their own two feet. Who can shower on their own, cook on their own, join their family around the dinner table, and even go back to work. The numbers reveal that Martine Center gives patients their lives and their independence back.
The numbers, the rankings and the percentages are all representative of success. But at Martine Center true success is not measured by the numbers. It’s measured by the people who come to the facility in pain—physically and emotionally—and get the healing help they need, leaving stronger and healthier than ever.
*According to data from UDSMR—a not-for-profit organization affiliated with the University at Buffalo.
Care. Support. Positive Outcomes. Centers Health Care.
Centers Health Care provides rehabilitation, skilled nursing and long-term care for people with a wide range of needs. Whether someone is recovering from surgery, managing an illness or simply needs more support than can be provided at home, our staff is there to help.
The goal is not exactly the same for everyone. It may be returning home, becoming stronger, staying independent or simply feeling better and more comfortable from one day to the next. There will be progress, setbacks and difficult days along the way. Our job is to be there through all of it, and to help each patient or resident get as far as he or she can.
Sometimes that progress comes in large steps. More often, it comes in small ones. Either way, every step matters.
Our Steps to Home series follows patients through rehabilitation and the journey from hospital to home:
