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Roger was living the dream. He was a retired principal from Owosso High School. We was married to the love of his life, Sandra, with over 50 years of marriage. Roger was able to slow down, enjoy an easier pace of life, whether it be going for long drives to take in the changes of the Michigan seasons or swinging a golf club on the golf course. But then life had different plans for Roger. In September of 2025, Roger developed Guillain-Barre, a condition in which the body’s imm

Written by Katrina Schroeder, TPM What makes a family choose one rehab department over another for their loved one? Our therapy team in Cincinnati, Ohio believe that their laughter is an important part of healing. People are more than a hip fracture or injury, and they are usually scared and afraid they wont get better or be able to return home reports clinical manager Katrina Schroeder. Our team has found that addressing the emotional component of healing is crucial to helpi

If you find yourself visiting Lasata Senior Living in Wisconsin, and spot a gentleman in a bowtie, chances are you’ve just met Physical Therapist, Alan. A little over a year ago, Alan joined Concept Rehab. Recently, he reached an extraordinary career milestone: on December 10, 2025, Alan celebrated 60 years since becoming a licensed Physical Therapist in the state of Wisconsin. Take a moment to learn more about Alan and his reflections on a remarkable six decades in the pro

We first met Justin “Judd” over a year ago when he admitted to the Rehab Unit at one of our Ohio partner facilities. Judd admitted to the facility on 12/28/24 after undergoing a right above knee amputation. He needed to learn how to safely transfer and complete ADL’s as independently as possible to return home with his very supportive wife, Candy. Judd was using a walker at home and had a left lower extremity prosthesis that he has been using since his left above knee amputat

In 2021, one of our Therapy Program Managers, Suzette, was diagnosed with cancer. Even while navigating her own treatment, she continued leading a weekly strength and balance class for the Independent Living residents in her community. Barb, one of the residents who attended the class, noticed Suzette was losing her hair and a conversation ensued. Barb had just finished cancer treatment herself and fully understood the journey that Suzette was on. While Suzette was receivin

Sister Jo resides at one of our partner health centers. Before joining the center in 2021, she spent 40 years in Rosário, Brazil, dedicating her life to educating and supporting local communities through personal and cultural challenges. Recently, Sr. Jo was diagnosed with Dementia. This was a hard adjustment for her as she felt she was losing her independence. She gave up driving, had to alter her routine and was presented with new difficulties that impacted her daily life.