Seniors Reutlinger expands rehabilitation therapy Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Staff | August 7, 2015 In a move to provide integrated health care, the Reutlinger Community for Jewish Living in Danville has formed a strategic partnership with Affirma Rehabilitation. “This alliance benefits our residents by allowing them to get needed care in place — immediately and at regular intervals — alleviating the stress and wait for off-site doctor visits,” said Reutlinger CEO Jay Zimmer. The therapeutic services also will be available for those in Reutlinger’s short-term rehabilitation unit needing post-hospital discharge care, Zimmer said, “and plans are already underway to offer services to the community at large as well.” The comprehensive services — including orthopedic and stroke rehabilitation, cardio-pulmonary care and dementia therapy — will be part of a broader outpatient program with an increased focus on wellness for Reutlinger’s assisted-living community, Zimmer added. J. Staff Also On J. Bay Area Plaintiffs keep fighting as Reutlinger finalizes management takeover Seniors Reutlinger to affiliate with nondenominational management group Seniors Lawsuit questions Reutlinger agreement with non-Jewish management group Seniors Reutlinger facility names new CEO Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up