Inpatient rehabilitation plays a pivotal role in the recovery process, offering a structured environment to address a range of medical conditions and rehab needs.
Explore our blogs that seek to share detailed information on inpatient rehab and the benefits it can bring to individuals on their journey to recovery.
Stronger hips provide a lot of benefits—not only do they help you maintain good posture, but they can reduce your risk of falls, help your core stability, and “undo” the strain that can be caused by sitting too much. In addition, exercising and strengthening your hips can help with arthritis symptoms by increasing your flexibility…
Your shoulder is one of the most complex joints in your body. In fact, it’s actually the combination of several joints. This allows it a wide range of motion that is needed for everyday activities. But suppose you’ve injured your shoulder, whether it’s a rotator cuff or you need a shoulder replacement. Where do you…
Let’s imagine that you’ve just been discharged from the hospital following a hip replacement. Your surgery was only the first step in the recovery process. You’re going to have to temporarily go to a skilled nursing community for rehabilitation in order to learn to walk with your new hip. But do you have a choice…
Having a stroke is both devastating and frightening. Each year, more than 795,000 Americans have a stroke, according to information from the Centers for Disease Control. Of those, 1 in 4 occur in people who have had a stroke before. Depending upon the extent of the stroke, stroke rehab recovery can be a long and…
