Keli Sanders

• Evaluate and treat hospitalized adults recovering from illness, surgery, or injury

• Address mobility, strength, balance, and safety to support functional recovery

• Work with patients facing complex conditions—cardiac, neurological, orthopedic, pulmonary, and more

• Collaborate with the medical team to create and adjust care and discharge plans

• Educate patients and families on safe mobility and next steps in recovery

• Help prevent complications from immobility (e.g. deconditioning, falls, hospital-acquired weakness)

• Provide timely, evidence-based care in a fast-paced, ever-changing hospital environment

• Support patients physically and emotionally during critical moments of healing

• Provide physical therapy services to adult patients in their homes

• Assess mobility, strength, balance, and functional limitations in a real-life setting

• Develop and implement personalized treatment plans to promote independence and safety

• Educate patients and caregivers on exercises, mobility techniques, and fall prevention

• Monitor progress and adjust care based on patient goals and medical changes

• Collaborate with physicians, nurses, and other home health providers

• Help patients transition safely after hospitalization or rehab, reducing risk of re-hospitalization

• Build strong patient relationships through one-on-one, individualized care in their environment

• Provide intensive, goal-oriented physical therapy to patients recovering from serious illness, injury, or surgery

• Work with individuals who have complex medical conditions—stroke, spinal cord injury, orthopedic trauma, neurological disorders, and more

• Focus on restoring mobility, strength, balance, and functional independence

• Develop personalized treatment plans and track progress toward discharge goals

• Collaborate closely with a multidisciplinary rehab team (OT, SLP, nursing, physicians, case managers)

• Educate patients and families on safe mobility, use of assistive devices, and strategies for continued recovery

• Help patients transition safely back to home or community living

• Support patients emotionally and physically through one of the most transformative phases of their recovery