Bobby Stephenson
Combining compassionate, personalized care with advanced clinical services, Rehab Select provides those we serve with both the highest quality care and quality of life. Long term care, rehabilitation services, and physical therapy services.
You've made it through a stroke. The initial crisis is over. Now it's time to begin the task of dealing with the aftermath — the physical and emotional effects of stroke. While life after stroke is a different experience for every survivor, one thing that you can be sure of is that it will take time to recover. The good news is that with effective therapy after stroke — as well as a great deal of determination, hard work, and patience — you can take your life back, overcoming or adapting to the challenges it brings and moving on to a fulfilling future.
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Stroke Rehabilitation
Strokes are one of the leading causes of long-term disability in the U.S., affecting nearly 800,000 Americans every year. Recovering from the severe side effects caused by strokes can be a long and arduous process, requiring intensive rehabilitative therapy.
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Stroke Rehabilitation
The American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation estimates 55% of stroke patients require inpatient care after their initial hospitalization to help them recover. If you or a loved one has been affected by a stroke that caused significant impairment, the best source for care and recovery is an inpatient rehab facility like Rehab Select. We design a post-stroke care plan to guide you toward the most effective path to recovery.
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Stroke Rehabilitation
Every year, over700,000 people in the United States suffer a stroke. Roughly two-thirds of these people survive and need rehabilitation. Post stroke rehabilitation helps survivors become more independent and improves their quality of life. While post stroke rehabilitation is not able to reverse the brain damage caused by the acute care episode, proper post stroke care can significantly assist people in achieving the best long-term outcome possible.
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Stroke Rehabilitation
After a stroke, one of the most important ways to encourage recovery is to begin a rehabilitation program right away. The overarching goal of stroke rehabilitation is to stabilize your condition, help you gain optimal function, and promote the best quality of life.
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Stroke Rehabilitation
More than 700,000 Americans suffer a stroke every year. Strokes can be devastating — physically, cognitively, and emotionally. The process of recovery may be tough, but physical therapy can be helpful for minimizing symptoms and improving quality of life after a stroke.
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Stroke Rehabilitation
As the command center of your body, the brain is an intricate and highly durable organ. However, when a stroke happens, it requires targeted and consistent treatment to bounce back.
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Speech Therapy,
Surgery Rehab
If you’re a stroke survivor or have a loved one who is, chances are you have a lot of questions about stages of stroke recovery. Since every stroke patient is different, there simply are no easy answers as to how fast or how far recovery will progress, but you should know that there are tips for stroke recovery that can help ensure better outcomes.
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Stroke Rehabilitation
The stroke recovery timeline is unpredictable. Some patients may recover completely within weeks of a stroke; others may take months or even years to fully recover; and still others may experience moderate to severe side effects on a permanent basis.
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Stroke Rehabilitation
When someone has a stroke, it is common to think that the biggest ramifications will be physical and/or cognitive. And it is true that patients will have physical and cognitive long term effects of stroke to at least some degree, but one commonoutcomeof stroke is depression. For that reason, stroke rehabilitation must include treatment for depression and treating stroke's cognitive and physical effects.
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Stroke Rehabilitation