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Short-Term Therapy Success

— Trudy admitted to Shady Lawn following hospitalization for multiple comorbidities with resultant debility, increased weakness, and low endurance. Trudy’s goals were to get therapy for 1-2 weeks to get stronger and improve her activity tolerance and then to return home with her spouse. Trudy received extensive rehabilitation services including core and extremity strengthening exercise, neuromuscular... Read More

GRATITUDE: A Simple Secret to Less Stress and More Joy

— Gratitude isn’t just a polite thank you. It’s a simple practice that can reduce stress, lift your mood, and improve overall well-being. With the holidays approaching, taking a few moments each day to notice what you appreciate can make a big difference. The holidays are joyful but can also feel hectic. Family gatherings, busy schedules,... Read More

Therapy Success Story

— Bobby G. admitted to Shady Lawn following hospitalization due to having multiple falls at home with resultant shoulder fracture. He was having increased weakness and unable to safely return home. After his hospitalization, Bobby was debilitated and needed rehabilitation services including PT and OT with focus on core and extremity strengthening, postural training, balance training,... Read More

Diabetes Awareness: What is Diabetes?

— Diabetes is a chronic health condition that affects how your body turns food into energy. There are three main types of diabetes: type 1, type 2, and gestational diabetes. If you have any of the following diabetes symptoms, see your doctor about getting your blood sugar tested: Increased need to urinate, especially at night Are... Read More

Alzheimer’s Awareness Month: What to Know About Memory Changes

— Memory naturally changes as we grow older, but significant memory loss that interferes with daily life is not a normal part of aging. Alzheimer’s disease affects areas of the brain that control thought, memory, and language, and can make everyday tasks challenging. If you, a family member, or loved one notice one or more of... Read More

Veterans Day Honoring Those Who Serve November 11

— Today we honor the courage, dedication, and sacrifice of the men and women who have served our country. Veterans Day is more than a date—it’s a moment to reflect, remember, and show our gratitude. Ways to honor veterans: Wear pins, clothing, or accessories that show support Donate to organizations that assist veterans or active-duty service... Read More

Therapy Success Story

— Carroll admitted to Shady Lawn following hospitalization due to a significant fall at home. He was having increased weakness and was unable to safely return home to live independently. After his hospitalization, Carroll’s debilitation needed extensive rehabilitation services including PT and OT with focus on core and extremity strengthening, postural training, balance training, ambulation, activities... Read More

Strong Bones, Steady Steps: Bone & Joint Health Week

— Bone and Joint Health Week, observed October 12–18, shines a light on how we can stay active, steady, and strong as we age. Over time, our bones naturally lose density and cartilage thins, which can lead to arthritis, back pain, or osteoporosis. These changes may cause discomfort, but there are ways to ease pain and... Read More

Celebrate the Colors of Fall

— Did you know there’s a day just for celebrating color? National Color Day is October 22, and is all about appreciating the shades and hues that brighten our day, our world and even our moods! This holiday encourages creativity and mindfulness—it’s a perfect excuse to look around and notice all the colors that make life... Read More

Think Pink This October: Breast Cancer Awareness Month

— October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time dedicated to education, early detection, and support. Breast cancer affects hundreds of thousands of women and men each year, but when detected early, it can often be treated. Know the Signs – Not every breast is the same, and changes are normal throughout life. Still, it’s important... Read More