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WELCOME TO REHAB RESOURCE, INC
A Place Where Physical Therapy Is Every Thing..........
Outpatient Neuro Rehabilitation.
Neuro rehabilitation specializes in working with patients who have had:
Brain injury
Spinal cord injury
Strokes
Multiple sclerosis
Parkinsons
Other neuromuscular conditions
Many patients in neuro rehabilitation require a multi-disciplinary team generally consisting of a physical therapist, occupational therapist, and speech/language pathologist to address difficulties that can occur as a result of neurological injury or disease. Neurologic injuries may affect a patient's ability to move, feel touch, care for themselves, or talk.
Physical therapy, to help them with issues of mobility such as walking, using a wheelchair, walker, or a cane.
Occupational therapy, to help the patient regain strength needed for activities of daily living such as dressing, eating, grooming, showering, bathing, and preparing meals.
Speech therapy, to help the patient with speaking, reasoning, judgment, memory issues, swallowing, and safety.
• Have you been injured at Work or in a Motor Vehicle Accident?
• Do you suffer from Neck, Back, Shoulder, Knee or Foot pain?
• Do you have achy Joints or Muscles?
• Do you suffer from Sport, Sprain/Strain or Repetitive type injuries?
Six out of ten Americans will experience some degree of back pain at some point in their life and, for many people, the pain may keep them from work, school or even their day-today activities. While back pain will often go away on its own, there is an 80 per cent chance that your back pain will recur if left untreated. So, consult a Physical therapist or your family physician if you have back pain that persists for more than a week. info@rehabresourceinc.com
Practice these ten simple tips to keep your back in good health.
1. Maintain good posture.
2.Stretch your spine before and after sports.
3.Don't overload your backpack or shoulder bag.
4.Stretch your legs and back after each hour of sitting.
5.Never cradle the phone between your neck and shoulder.
6.Sleep on your back or side, not on your stomach.
7.Invest in a good chair, pillow and mattress. It's worth it!
