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New Insights Into Controlling Pain

December 28, 2020

The search for pain control is as old as humankind. Translations of ancient scrolls and inscriptions on pyramid walls reveal “prescriptions” for relieving pain. Today, high-tech research techniques are helping doctors unlock the mysteries of pain and develop treatments that improve the quality of life of many patients. When we’re experiencing pain, it helps to… Read More

Private Rooms and Baths Enhance Guest Safety at Ridgeview Transitional Rehabilitation

December 2, 2020

Many studies confirm that when patients are recovering from surgery or an illness and need care, they’re likely to experience the best possible outcome in a designated rehabilitation setting, like Ridgeview Transitional Rehabilitation. Yet these days, some patients are sharing with us that they hesitate to choose an inpatient setting, wondering if this care is… Read More

7 Myths and Facts About Maintaining a Healthy Weight

November 5, 2020

We’re coming up on the holiday season—a traditional time to put on a few extra pounds. This year, the holidays are likely to look quite a bit different, but it’s a good bet that food will still play an important role in the celebrations. And we might not be getting as much exercise as we… Read More

October is National Physical Therapy Month

September 29, 2020

Each year, this celebration calls attention to the many ways physical therapists and physical therapy assistants help patients improve their mobility, decrease pain, recover from injury or illness, and live a healthier lifestyle. Physical therapists provide medically prescribed treatment for restoring function to patients who are recovering from surgery or hospitalization. The goal is to… Read More

September Is National Falls Prevention Awareness Month

August 25, 2020

As a provider of rehabilitation care, Ridgeview Transitional Rehab often serves guests who have come to us during their recovery from injuries sustained during a fall. We might not think much about our fall risk until we’ve suffered a life-changing fall injury. But we should! Millions of seniors are hospitalized with fall injuries each year,… Read More

I’ve Always Been a Couch Potato—Is It Too Late to Change My Ways?

August 1, 2020

Many studies show that people who have been active all their lives are more likely to enjoy physical and cognitive health in their later years. The effect starts early, especially when it comes to building strong bones and reducing the risk of many diseases. “I guess it’s too late for me,” older adults might say… Read More