Memorial Rehabilitation Services

It's Occupational Therapy month. We'd like to spotlight our OT staff this month. We will start with a group picture.
Full time Occupational Therapist:Shelby Powell
Certified Occupational Assistants: Melinda Bass, Amy Logue, Leandra Brown
*Part time Occupational Therapist Celia Hall not pictured

THERAPY TUESDAY: Did you know that MHM has a partnership with our local YMCA to offer Aquatic Therapy locally?

Aquatic therapy, or pool therapy, consists of an exercise program that is performed in the water. It is a beneficial form of therapy that is useful for a variety of medical conditions. Aquatic therapy uses the physical properties of water to assist in patient healing and exercise performance.

Patients with muscle spasms, back pain, and fibromyalgia find aquatic therapy especially therapeutic.

Ask your provider for a referral today and get on the path of healing!

THERAPY TUESDAY: Our Rehabilitation Services Team can put your athlete back in the game! If you or your child are experiencing pain that is limiting sports performance - let our skilled team help get you back on track!
Just ask your doctor for a referral and we will set up your evaluation today!

MEMORIAL REHABILITATION MONDAY: Today kicks of National Rehabilitation Awareness Week!

When the twinge in the knee becomes too painful to enjoy life's pleasures, it's time to seek our help!

"Coach Bench", as many of you know Bainbridge resident Steve Bench, shares his experience, "After my total knee replacement surgery with Memorial Hospital and Manor, I chose Memorial Rehabilitation Services for my physical therapy. I found them to be professional, knowledgeable, and FULLY invested in my recovery. The therapists brought great energy and enthusiasm to every session, and seemed to genuinely care about my progress."

He continues, "On a personal note, I appreciate that they remained a willing and available source of information as I returned to all my normal activities. I would recommend Memorial Rehabilitation services to anyone needing physical therapy services."

THERAPY THURSDAY: Let our Physical Therapy Team at Memorial Rehabilitation Services help you fully recover after Total Knee Replacement Surgery.

Call today at 229-243-8124. We will have you up and running in no time!

Get Better. Faster.

MAGNOLIA MONDAY: In conjunction with many other screenings, women now have the opportunity to test for the genetic condition called Krabbe Disease as early as 10 weeks gestation.

Krabbe (KRAH-buh) disease is an inherited disorder that destroys the protective coating of nerve cells in the brain and throughout the nervous system.

Call to schedule a consultation with one of our providers today at 229-243-0152.

WEDNESDAY WISDOM: Keep your GA state tax dollars local and support Memorial Hospital and Manor! Early applications for 2021 unlimited giving (up to your amount of taxable liability) are being taken now! The unlimited giving floodgates open May 17th so don't miss this opportunity for 2021!

Please contact Lauren Harrell, Director of Development, for more information. (P.S. You may be eligible for a federal deduction as well as a 100% tax credit- check with your CPA!) [email protected] or 229.243.6115

WEDNESDAY WISDOM: May is "Older Americans Month". One of MHM's Physical Therapists, Dr. Daryl Hall, met with Rotarians to discuss physical therapy and its relation to fall prevention.

Daryl encouraged, "If your yard looks bad, you work on it. Too many people notice that their balance is getting worse and never do anything about it until it's too late. We can help you BEFORE you fall."

THURSDAY THOUGHTS: Did you know that Memorial Hospital and Manor's Rehabilitation Services Team, in partnership with the Bainbridge-Decatur County YMCA, offers Aquatic Therapy?

Ask your general doctor for a referral for this safe and enjoyable way to rebuild lost strength.

https://www.thepostsearchlight.com/2021/04/21/rotarians-advised-to-prevent-falls-at-club-meeting/

A few tips to keep you on your feet!

Rotarians advised to prevent falls at club meeting - The Post-Searchlight Daryl Hall, DPT at Memorial Hospital and Manor Outpatient Physical Therapy Department spoke to the Bainbridge Rotary Club this week on the subject of falls.