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The Hyman S. Caplan Pavilion
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The Hyman S. Caplan Pavilion
30 North 4th Street
4th and Willow Streets
Lebanon, PA 17046

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In Patient Services
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Outpatient Services
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Rehabilitation Unit
Phone:
717-270-7500
The Rehabilitation Unit at the Hyman Caplan Pavilion provides acute
inpatient rehabilitation care for patients who need additional therapy
before they are able to return home.
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Skilled Nursing (TCU)
Phone:
717-270-7829
The Transitional Care Unit (TCU), is a 19 bed skilled nursing unit,
which offers transitional, skilled care between the hospital and home.
The TCU offers medical supervision and sub acute care to patients who
are too well to stay in the hospital, but too ill to return home.
- Features 7 semi-private rooms and 5 private rooms.
- Features a personal laundry room if a patient chooses to do his or her own laundry.
- A dining/activities/TV room with a small kitchen for the patient’s enjoyment.
- Activity Coordinator responsible for keeping patients as active and alert as possible.
- Warm positive atmosphere to promote a home-like healing environment.
The TCU is designed for patients whose goal is to return to their home
in a short period of time. Greater than 80% of patients discharged from
the TCU return to their former level of living.
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Diabetes Education
Phone:
717-270-7853
Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. - By Appointment Only
Our Diabetes Education program is designed for people who want to learn more about their diabetes and how to keep themselves well. We focus on what is important to our participants and encourage questions and individual goals. Please feel free to bring a family member of friend along when you meet with us.
Our outpatient diabetes education program provides both individual and group class instruction. All of the education is provided by either a registered dietitian or registered nurse who are Certified Diabetes Educators. The Good Samaritan Health System Diabetes Self-Management Education Program has been recognized by the American Diabetes Association for Quality Self-Management Education*.
* The American Diabetes Association Recognizes this education service as meeting the National Standards for Diabetes Self-Management Education.
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Nutrition Counseling
Phone: 717-270-7706
Fax: 717-270-7978
Hours By Appointment Only:
Monday - Thursday
8:00 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.
Friday
7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Saturday
11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Outpatients are counselled on the 3rd floor of the Hyman Caplan Pavillion.
We provide food and nutrition services to patients, employees, visitors, and the public.
Our team of clinical dietitians are qualified to provide nutritional consultation for concerns such as:
- weight management
- renal diets
- oncology nutrition
- women's health
- heart healthy meal planning
Our clinical team of three Registered Dieitians has combined over 50 years experience in providing Nutrition Therapy in inpatient, outpatient, long term care and specialty settings.
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Occupational Therapy
Phone:
717-270-7812
Hours:
By Appointment Only
Occupational therapy provides treatment that is individually designed to
help people perform self care (such as bathing, eating, dressing),
homemaking, work and leisure activities. Occupational therapists use
goal-directed activities to help improve physical or cognitive skills,
fabricate hand splints and teach people to use assistive devices in
order to be more self sufficient. Occupational therapy can benefit
people of all ages. It is most often recommended for people who are
experiencing difficulty with any activity due to:
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Stroke (CVA) or head injury
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Hand/arm injury and/or hand surgery
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Carpal Tunnel syndrome and other cumulative trauma
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Fractures and joint replacements
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Arthritis
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Multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's Disease
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Cardiac and respiratory conditions
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Many other types of injury, illness or disability
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Audiology, Speech Language and Dysphagia Services
Phone: 717-270-7812
Fax: 717-270-7874
Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Description:
We provide treatment to those who:
- have lost speech, language
- memory or swallowing
skills as a result of a stroke, head injury, or disease such as
Parkinson’s, Cerebral Palsy, Apraxia and Multiple Sclerosis
- are identified as needing electrical stimulation to improve muscles required for swallowing
- fail to develop speech or language skills for their age level
- suspect reduced hearing
as indicated by loud TV, other’s needing to repeat themselves, missing
parts of conversation, difficulty communicating in a restaurant
- are required by OSHA to have hearing evaluated annually
- are Musician’s wishing to prevent hearing loss
- require custom fitted products to prevent hearing loss
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The Hyman S. Caplan Pavilion 30 North 4th Street Lebanon PA 17042
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