Applied Geriatric Rehabilitation: Complex Cases, Multimorbidity, and Long-Term Outcomes

Complex geriatric rehabilitation cases involve multimorbidity, cognitive considerations, and long care arcs. This applied course teaches structured reasoning through case-based modules. By the end of this course you will be able to manage rehabilitation cases involving multimorbidity, adapt interventions for patients with dementia, support transitions across settings, and plan for long-term outcomes including community reintegration. What you will learn: - Approaches to multimorbidity including prioritization across competing conditions - Adaptation of rehabilitation interventions for patients with dementia at different stages - Approaches to medical complexity during rehabilitation including delirium and sepsis recovery - Approaches to transitions across acute, sub-acute, home health, and outpatient settings - Approaches to community reintegration and long-term function maintenance - Approaches to caregiver burden and home environment assessment - Outcome measurement frameworks for geriatric rehabilitation The course is structured around case-based applied modules. Each module presents a complex scenario, walks through structured reasoning, and produces a written plan you compare against the worked-through example. This course is written for rehabilitation professionals deepening geriatric practice. It does not replace supervised clinical training or specialty certification. By the end you will have structured frameworks for the complex, long-arc work of geriatric rehabilitation.