veteransOregon VA
Center for Polytrauma Care
Portland VA Medical Center Within the national Polytrauma System of Care, Portland is designated a Polytrauma Support Team Clinic. The mission for the Polytrauma Support Team Clinic at the Portland VA is to provide rehabilitation and care coordination for combat-injured Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom veterans and active duty service members. The Portland Polytrauma team provides interdisciplinary care for military service members and veterans who have sustained multiple and severe injuries. In addition, we are able to coordinate care to and from higher level acuity Polytrauma centers and with Military Treatment Facilities (MTF). The Polytrauma team serves patients who have experienced injuries to the brain and other body parts, sustained in the same incident, resulting in physical, cognitive, psychological or psychosocial impairments and functional disabilities. Patients who are followed by our clinic are ready for active participation in a comprehensive outpatient rehabilitation program, and require treatment by more than one type of therapist. Participation by caregivers and family members is encouraged and supported throughout the rehabilitation process. To fully address the complexity of Polytrauma injuries, a team consisting of a medical doctor specializing in rehabilitation, nurse, rehabilitation psychologist, social worker, physical therapist, occupational therapist and speech language pathologist works together to design each patient’s rehabilitation treatment plan. Examples of Traumatic Injuries
commonly seen in Polytrauma Clinic: -Amputations -Severe burns -Peripheral nerve injuries -Functionally impairing Orthopedic (bone) injuries and Limb pain -Spasticity management -Auditory and visual impairments needing specialized rehabilitation services A full range of rehabilitation
services are available through the Portland Polytrauma Clinic: Polytrauma Support Team please
contact: 1-800-949-1004 x 34029 503-220-8262 x 34029
Mailing address: Portland VA Medical Center Rehabilitation Care Services (V3PMRS) Center for Polytrauma Care 3710 SW US Veterans Hospital Road PO Box 1035 Portland, OR 97207-1034 For more about the National Polytrauma System of Care: www.polytrauma.va.gov For more about the OEF/OIF program: Victoria Koehler, LCSW Program Manager 503-220-8262 x 53062/ [email protected]
Post Deployment Drop-in Support Group (Flyer
- click here) A weekly drop
in group for OEF/OIF Veterans Tuesdays
4-5:30pm Bldg 104 P2
Level/Mental Health Clinic Rm 103 Contact Darla
Darville LCSW 503-220-8262 x 57049
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