I fractured my hip after falling down a flight of stairs backwards. When I came to White Oaks I was hurt badly and very sad. When I met the people from therapy, they touched my heart and soul. They helped me through hard times throughout my recovery. I can’t say enough good things about this place. I would have to keep writing, and that’s the honest truth. My doctors are amazed that I pulled through my accident this well. I thank them for everything and would like people to know about White Oaks. They’re fantastic. The nursing and place is wonderful and the people are so kind and good. Anyone who needs to come here will be in good hands.

– Christina M., short-term resident pictured with Eric O., COTA

Working with the physicians and surgeons, a plan for rehabilitation is established to assist residents in regaining mobility and independence. Goals are established for our Orthopedic Rehabilitation residents to increase range of motion, decrease pain, increase strength, and provide transfer and gait training.

• Joint replacements
• Fractures
• Falls and Fall Prevention
• Balance Training
• Post Amputee

• Cardiac Rehabilitation
• Community Mobility
• Occupational Therapy
• Speech Therapy
• Short-Term Rehabilitation