News & Updates

Success Story“Congratulations to Mr. Morrison for reaching his rehabilitation goals!”  Mr. Robert Morrison arrived to Julia Manor Nursing and Rehab in early February with significant difficulties and decline in his mobility, inability to care for himself and...

Mrs. Betty Moats lived with her husband very independently with her mobility and even drove to take care of errands for her and her husband. Unfortunately, Mrs. Moats had an episode that caused her to fall at home and was admitted to the hospital and diagnosed with a neck fracture. The Therapy team focused her treatment on rebuilding strength, restoring mobility, relieving pain, and regaining the skills to help Betty achieve her goals: “To go home and do all the things I did before.”. The therapist also challenged her with activities she would encounter every day at home, like navigating uneven surfaces, such as going from a concrete surface to grass, and climbing stairs. Congrats to Mrs. Moats and all the progress she has made to return home!

We would like to highlight Mr. Richard Straub for Octobers’ success story at Julia Manor! Mr. Straub is a very independent gentleman who was previously at Julia Manor for rehab. Recently he experienced a new onset of medical issues with dizziness and balance issues. After a short stay at Julia Manor, he is now walking with his rollator and able to care for himself with no assistance needed. Mr. Straub is returning to his apartment and the community own his own and delighted with all the progress he has made!

We are excited to highlight Ms. Betty Shank this month for her success in her therapy! Betty is a resident of Julia Manor and needed Physical Therapy to improve her walking throughout Julia Manor. She wanted to be able to walk to the dining room, to activities, and to improve her independence overall. Betty also had a great desire to use a rollator with a seat for walking in the facility. Betty worked hard with strengthening, balance, and walking tasks with the physical therapy team to improve her endurance, safety and overall functional abilities. Betty is now able to walk independently inside with the rollator and only requires supervision outdoors.