Since beating cancer, Elsie has been a healthy lady. But after some time, she began to notice a decline in her activities of daily living. For example, Elsie could no longer cook or stand for long periods of time, putting her canning on hold. As a result, Elsie would wind up undergoing a double knee replacement. Having previously recovered from a hip replacement at SKY Rehab Hospital, Elsie knew where to go for inpatient rehabilitation.
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A healthy man, Kevin rarely ever needed medication. But earlier in the year, Kevin began experiencing headaches. After returning from a cruise with Amy, Kevin had to be taken to TJ Samson Hospital in Glasgow. Doctors diagnosed him with meningitis, possibly from bird droppings. But his case was so different UK Hospital sent him to Medical Center of Bowling Green.
Debbie Elliott’s life revolves around her family and grandchildren. She spends as much time as possible with her four children, daughter-in-law, and seven grandchildren. When Debbie, 63, wasn’t with her family, she worked full-time at Stevenson School in Russellville, KY, and was an active member and youth director at Townsend Grove Missionary Baptist Church. Debbie was always on the go!
When he arrived at SKY, Mr. Fricks was unable to do anything for himself. He lacked function in his hand and fingers to feed himself, and could not walk or use the restroom. Mr. Fricks was completely paralyzed with no movement, wholly dependent upon the therapy and nursing teams. But Mr. Fricks was ready to work.
Cristi was out Christmas shopping with her youngest daughter when she had her stroke. She was admitted to Owensboro Health Regional Hospital, where she spent approximately two weeks. Then, Cristi’s doctors referred her to Southern Kentucky Rehabilitation Hospital for more intensive inpatient rehabilitation.
Virgil Brown worked through inpatient therapy at SKY Rehab after suffering a stroke. He looks forward to continuing his care with the same therapists in the outpatient therapy program.
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Elsie Taylor
/in Success Story /by jglogauSince beating cancer, Elsie has been a healthy lady. But after some time, she began to notice a decline in her activities of daily living. For example, Elsie could no longer cook or stand for long periods of time, putting her canning on hold. As a result, Elsie would wind up undergoing a double knee replacement. Having previously recovered from a hip replacement at SKY Rehab Hospital, Elsie knew where to go for inpatient rehabilitation.
Kevin Crump
/in Success Story /by jglogauA healthy man, Kevin rarely ever needed medication. But earlier in the year, Kevin began experiencing headaches. After returning from a cruise with Amy, Kevin had to be taken to TJ Samson Hospital in Glasgow. Doctors diagnosed him with meningitis, possibly from bird droppings. But his case was so different UK Hospital sent him to Medical Center of Bowling Green.
Debbie Elliott
/in Success Story /by jglogauDebbie Elliott’s life revolves around her family and grandchildren. She spends as much time as possible with her four children, daughter-in-law, and seven grandchildren. When Debbie, 63, wasn’t with her family, she worked full-time at Stevenson School in Russellville, KY, and was an active member and youth director at Townsend Grove Missionary Baptist Church. Debbie was always on the go!
Mr. Fricks
/in Success Story /by jglogauWhen he arrived at SKY, Mr. Fricks was unable to do anything for himself. He lacked function in his hand and fingers to feed himself, and could not walk or use the restroom. Mr. Fricks was completely paralyzed with no movement, wholly dependent upon the therapy and nursing teams. But Mr. Fricks was ready to work.
Cristi Rudge
/in Success Story /by jglogauCristi was out Christmas shopping with her youngest daughter when she had her stroke. She was admitted to Owensboro Health Regional Hospital, where she spent approximately two weeks. Then, Cristi’s doctors referred her to Southern Kentucky Rehabilitation Hospital for more intensive inpatient rehabilitation.
Virgil Brown
/in Success Story /by jglogauVirgil Brown worked through inpatient therapy at SKY Rehab after suffering a stroke. He looks forward to continuing his care with the same therapists in the outpatient therapy program.