At VMP we believe every one of our actions, even the unnoticed ones, have the ability to change the trajectory of someone’s day and even their life. That’s the belief we carry into every aspect of our care, including rehabilitation. Read below for more information, and please contact us today with your questions.
We understand the challenges you are facing because we have helped many older adults strive to overcome similar challenges. VMP exclusively treats hundreds of seniors annually. Whether you are recovering from a stroke, need therapy following surgery or accident, or find that therapy helps your medical condition, our goal is to help you return to a functional status -- something you need to do to live comfortably daily.
Our skilled staff will work with you to determine your needs, and make suggestions if special equipment is available that would make your life easier. We will order it and help you practice using it before you complete your therapy. The convenient parking and the location of the Rehabilitation Center adjacent to the entrance make getting to appointments a breeze.
If driving yourself is a problem, free wheelchair accessible transportation will pick you up and take you home.
Our staff is ready to answer all of your questions and help you make arrangements for a personal tour. Please call our admission office at 414-607-4344. While walk-in tours are always welcome, we encourage you to call and schedule a tour so key staff is available for you.
VMP's Medical DirectorAs a geriatrician, Dr. Paula Hardgrove, MD, MPH, provides patient-centered care for acute and chronic, simple and complex conditions based on the unique needs of her patients. Her goal is to facilitate and maintain cognitive, physical and emotional functionality and quality of life that is aligned with her patients’ goals.
Dr. Hardgrove provides comprehensive geriatric assessments, capacity evaluations, goals of care/advanced care planning, polypharmacy management, complex care delivery and care for geriatric syndromes including dementia and delirium.
Dr. Hardgrove earned her medical degree at the University of Utah School of Medicine in Salt Lake City and completed her residency in Internal Medicine/Primary Care at Cambridge Health Alliance, Harvard Teaching Hospital in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She went on to complete a fellowship in Clinical and Advanced Geriatrics in Post-Acute & Long Term Care at the University of Wisconsin and VA Hospitals in Madison. Dr. Hardgrove holds a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree, served a Post-Acute and Long Term Care Medical Directorship and additional training in Gerontology.
We feel blessed to have Dr. Hardgrove as our medical director.
We can’t wait to hear from you.
