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Hospice is a scary word to most people, a word that some try to avoid when caring for their loved one.
2020 has been a challenging year, and many of us are increasingly feeling a sense of loss and grief. Let me reassure you, grief is the appropriate and normal response to this year! While we primarily think about grief in relationship to death, grief is much bigger than that...
Hospice has many different disciplines and they all have to do with caring for a current hospice patient from clinical staff, social workers, chaplains, and bereavement. But what about the patient that does not qualify for hospice, or is not ready for hospice, what are they and their families supposed to do?
From treating neonatal babies just beginning their life to hospice services for those close to the end of life, the West Texas Rehab touches the lives of West Texans like no other organization.
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Our therapists are trained to custom fabricate a variety of splints and orthotic devices for the upper extremities to meet the very specific therapeutic needs of the patient.
Read MoreAmong diagnoses treated are cerebral palsy, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy, autism, torticollis, developmental delays, neuromuscular disorders, speech delays, feeding disorders and prematurity.
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