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Mr. Brоwn is а 55 y/о mаle currently being seen by PT in the аcute hоspital s/p B TKR 2 days ago. He reports pain, and demonstrates significant ROM and strength limitations, consistent with his recent surgery.PLOF/Environment: Was Ind with all mobility and ADLs, enjoyed jogging and spending time with his grandkids. Recently retired from the Army ~2 yrs ago. Lives with wife in 1 story home with 5 stairs to enter.Current functional status: Requires Min A for bed mobility due to knee pain, Min A for transfers with FWW, CGA for gait x50 ft with FWW (limited due to knee pain, ROM and strength deficits), Stairs-attempted 1 stair but unable to tolerate additional due to pain and weakness.He is able to participate in 45-minute PT sessions BID, reports moderate fatigue and pain at end of sessions.The case manager is planning for discharge tomorrow. Based on his performance thus far, what would be your discharge recommendation?
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