Our Experience. Your Success.
If it’s time to bring your therapy services in-house, Management by Infinity Rehab (MIR) makes it easy.
Management by Infinity Rehab
Infinity Rehab brings therapy management to our customers seamlessly. We offer every solution and we can help you assess your readiness for each option and determine the cost benefit to making a change successful.
With 25 years of experience running high performing programs under capitated arrangements, we bring the experience to quickly assess your program, identifying opportunities to monitor and improve performance and bring compliance into standards.
Contact us to schedule a no-obligation consultation.
Streamlining Costs During an In-House Therapy Transition
When a multi-facility provider faced unexpected expenses transitioning to in-house therapy, MIR stepped in with a customized strategy—leading to $74.4K in savings over two quarters!
By optimizing staffing, tracking labor costs, and improving treatment models, the client streamlined operations without additional costs.
The Key Benefits of Management by Infinity Rehab
- Regulatory experts
- Cost controls
- No hidden fees
- Marketplace positioning
- Flexible options
- Staff training
- Census development and referral growth
- Proven rehab systems
- Recruitment horsepower
- MDS optimization software
- Denials management
- Clinical program development
- Rehab director support and skill development
Leverage Our Suite of Healthcare Partners
As an Infinity Rehab customer, you have access to exclusive partnerships to optimize your business. This access gives you an edge, improves your bottom line, and makes you prosper in the healthcare industry.
We Are Your Partner
Infinity Rehab will take the guesswork out of one of your most critical decisions: in-house or contract therapy. Our experience will smooth your transition and help you quickly achieve an optimal rehab program.
Is it Time to Take Your Therapy In-House?
With the advent of the Patient-Driven Payment Model (PDPM), many skilled nursing providers ask themselves if it’s time to consider taking therapy in-house. In-house programs can work well, provided a cultural readiness for managing this critical department exists.
