Physical Therapy Facility

Dallas Baldwin
Tendon Love & Care: Physical and
Aquatic Therapy
Location: Key West City, Florida

Population: 25,187
17.8% of the population in Florida is 65 or older.
Will be working with individuals of all ages

Importance:
High number of individuals retiring and moving to Florida
The older the population, the more likely to see individuals with arthritis,
joint replacements and other age related injuries.
Motto
Quality Care for a better Quality of Life!
Mission Statement
As a qualified team of professionals we promote and provide
excellence in rehabilitation services by using Innovative and
multidisciplinary exercise programs dedicated to injury
prevention and rehabilitation for the community.
Job Description & Responsibilities
To provide all individuals with an exceptional standard of
care!
Understands and is dedicated to Mission Statement.
Takes well written and confidential records of all treatments.
Has a good work ethic and acts as a positive mentor for the
clients that enter our facility.
They take an active role in implementing policies and procedures
for the greatest success of our clients.
Professional Team Leader
Be positive and lead Individuals not only Verbally but through
their actions.
Be hands on with Clients.
Focus Solely on the patient.
Encourage the patient through their rehabilitation process.
Provide praise following completion of their rehabilitation.

Keep their spirits high for best results!!

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Facility cont.
7 total rooms
Wet Room
2 Endless pools
Therapy/ Rehabilitation Room
Conference Room
Office
Shower Room
Bathroom
Storage Room

OSHA Compliant and Americans with Disabilities Act Compliant

Budget
Zero- Based Budget
All item Prices listed are Catalog Prices

Includes: First Aid Supplies, Rehabilitation Equipment, Treatment Supplies,

Office Supplies, Storage Units and all other PT room Furniture.
Budget cont.
Totals:
Capital Expenses: $ 87,078.83
1 time purchase & annual maintenance fees
Consumable Expenses: $ 1,725.88
Annual Restock
Non- Consumable Expenses: $ 14,379.40
May need to be rebought in the future
Total Employee Salary: $ 439,046
Physical Therapists: (4) 40 Hrs weekly. Yearly Salary: $ 84,020
Athletic Trainers: (2) 25 Hrs in Clinic 15 Hrs out of clinic. Yearly Salary: $
51,483
Grand Total: $ 543,074
Blood Bourne Pathogens Policy
Any individual involved in the care of a student-athlete
should take advantage of the universal precautions (gloves,
eye shields, etc.) to prevent any contamination of themselves
or others.
Bleeding should be controlled to best ability of the client. All
wounds must be covered at all times.
Contaminated clothes or other items must be washed with
soap and water ASAP.
Hands should be washed immediately after cleaning with
antibacterial soap and water.
General Precautions and Disposal
All areas of facility must be cleaned with a disinfectant on a
daily basis.
All potentially contaminated sharps (i.e. scalpels, needles,
etc.) should be disposed in the proper receptacle (approved
biohazard sharps container).
Biohazard waste containers and sharps containers will be
disposed of properly when full in accordance with school
policy.
Emergency Action Plan
The purpose of this EAP is to establish procedures for safely
and effectively managing and emergency event for this
Physical Therapy Facility. All employees and clients are
expected to follow the procedures given in this EAP to
ensure that all individuals are protected from further harm
during this emergency situation.
Emergency Action Plan cont.
Fire Emergency
Call 911
Give exact location and what is burning ( if known)
Evacuate employees and patients
Emergency Action Plan cont.
Mild Injuries: Ankle sprains, strains, and contusions
Ankle sprains & strains
1. Rest
2. Ice
3. Compression
4. Elevation
Emergency Action Plan cont.
Serious Injuries: Broken bones/fractures
Broken Bones
1. Treat the athlete for shock
2. Apply basic first aid
3. Do not attempt to reduce the fracture
4. Splint, making sure the athlete continues to have a distal pulse
Emergency Action Plan cont.
Respiratory Emergency
1. Check for consciousness
2. Call 911
3. Look, listen, and feel for signs of breathing
4. Head tilt chin left
5. Give to two rescue breathings
6. Check for pulse
7. Begin rescue breathing, one breath every five seconds
Emergency Action Plan cont.
Spinal cord injury
1. Check the airway, breathing, and circulation, and administer CPR as
need
2. Call 911
3. Support head and neck to protect the vertebral column
4. Treat for shock
5. Do NOT move the athlete until advanced medical help has arrived.
Move only when the athlete is properly secured to the backboard and
has cervical brace on to support the neck.
6. Assure the patient that everything possible is being done. (No
promises of optimal health)