Friday, May 31, 2013
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Good News Tuesday
Every second Tuesday of the month at 7:30 am - 9:00 am at Doctors Nursing & Rehab. Center we have the Six Point Check up. The Six Point Check up consists of
Pulse ox for respiratory
weight
blood pressure
accu checks
temperature
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The menu for the event is the best biscuits and gravy in town.
Please call and reserve a spot by calling (618)548-4884
Hope to see you at our next Six Point Check Up.
Pulse ox for respiratory
weight
blood pressure
accu checks
temperature
smile
The menu for the event is the best biscuits and gravy in town.
Please call and reserve a spot by calling (618)548-4884
Hope to see you at our next Six Point Check Up.
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Miracles Happen-Brandon's Story
Brandon Myers was admitted to Doctors Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in October of 2012. Brandon had sustained a closed head injury, lacerations and was fitted with a tracheotomy following a motorcycle accident. When he was admitted to the facility, Brandon was unresponsive, experiencing paralysis along with being fed via a tube. His prognosis was poor. Our facility's Therapy and Restorative departments immediatelyevaluated and implemented an aggressive plan. His youthfulness along with his caring family was an advantage as was the persistence of all the therapists and nursing personnel involved in his plan of care.
Bradon surpassed all expectations of his St. Louis doctors. He had elevated to a level of walking, breathing unassisted, and talking. He was enjoying McDonald's French fries while making frequent home visits.
Brandon was discharged home. The persistence of his dynamic caregivers and the support of his family propelled Brandon to a level of functioning previously known.
Bradon surpassed all expectations of his St. Louis doctors. He had elevated to a level of walking, breathing unassisted, and talking. He was enjoying McDonald's French fries while making frequent home visits.
Brandon was discharged home. The persistence of his dynamic caregivers and the support of his family propelled Brandon to a level of functioning previously known.
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