
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?
When we have hearing loss, we can get the blame for most all breakdowns in communication. This can still occur when we wear hearing aids, except now the hearing aids will receive the blame when there is a breakdown in communication...
Bereavement programs, individualized grief counseling and support groups are available to people of all ages.
in memory of a loved one
We provide quality care regardless of the patient's financial status, distinguishing us from other providers.
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We are committed to serving our employers in the same manner that we've served the community for over 60 years. We provide "functional" testing and one stop shop employment related services.
Read MoreMany of the Rehab's pediatric therapists have certifications in specialty areas such as neuro-developmental treatment, sensory integration, praxis testing, and kinesiotaping.
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