Oklahoma City Stroke And Brain Injury Patients Rehabilitation Program Launched

Dec 5, 2020

Everest Rehabilitation Hospital OKC launches its multi-disciplinary rehab inpatient program for sufferers of ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke, brain damage, and traumatic brain injury.

Oklahoma City, United States - December 5, 2020 /PressCable/ —

Oklahoma City, OK based Everest Rehabilitation Hospital OKC announces the launch of their stroke and brain injury rehab inpatient program. This specifically designed program is intended for male and female patients recovering from the ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke, brain damage, and traumatic brain injury.

More information about Everest Rehabilitation Hospitals is available at https://www.everestrehab.com

This specialized treatment program was launched to help the above-mentioned patients regain their strength and movement so they can live as independently as possible. By offering an inpatient service, the facility can offer more intensive rehabilitation while providing round-the-clock care given the patients delicate condition.

A stroke or a “brain attack” happens when an artery in the brain becomes blocked, thus depriving the organ of oxygen-rich blood. The symptoms may include sudden weakness, paralysis, loss of speech, sight and breathing. According to American Stroke Association, women have a higher risk of stroke than men. Brain injury, on the other hand, is most often caused by trauma to the head, such as during an accident.

Given the debilitating effects that strokes and brain injury can inflict on a person, careful rehabilitation is required when treating patients. To achieve this, the hospital takes a multi-disciplinary approach wherein a group of therapists and professionals work together to coordinate care, set goals, and track progress.

Each patient is given a dedicated case manager, who closely coordinates with the family regarding rehabilitation and progress. All therapy sessions are designed to optimize functional abilities, allowing patients to regain control not only of their bodies but their lives.

There are 36 private rooms in Everest Rehabilitation Hospital OKC that provide a safe and comfortable environment that is conducive to recovery. The patients receive compassionate care from all the medical staff and gain access to cutting-edge robotic rehab technology.

Interested parties may visit https://www.everestrehab.com/okc.html to learn more.

Everest Rehabilitation Hospitals is a leading rehabilitation center that provides patient-focused care. It has six locations across the country and offers comprehensive rehabilitation programs for a wide variety of conditions.

A spokesperson says: “Stroke and brain damage can have devastating effects on people’s quality of life. But our rehabilitation program enables patients to return home to their loved ones and enjoy a fulfilling life. Our goal is to prove there is indeed life after getting these serious conditions.”

Further information about Everest Rehabilitation Hospitals services is available through https://www.everestrehab.com/programs.html

Contact Info:
Name: Jay Quintana
Email: Send Email
Organization: Everest Rehabilitation Hospital OKC
Address: 7900 Mid America Boulevard, Oklahoma City, OK 73135, United States
Phone: +1-469-713-1145
Website: https://www.everestrehab.com

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 88988495

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