Stroke Rehab: How It Can Help You
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 795,000 people in the United States experience a stroke
Your Loved One Fell. Now What?
Falls are a big concern for those with older loved ones. A fall can be very serious for seniors;
How to Avoid the Pitfalls of Discharge Planning
For your older loved one, going home from the hospital after an injury or illness is likely to be a
How Rehab Really Works: An Inside Look
Little-known information about inpatient rehabilitation after a hospital stay.
How to Bounce Back Faster After a Health Crisis
Tips for getting back to normal after a surgery, injury or hospital stay.
We’re pleased to announce the addition of 15 brand-new, short-term rehabilitation suites!
This recent renovation expands our exclusive rehab center to a total of 37 private suites. While in recovery, patients have
Tips to Help Care for a Stroke Survivor
Caring for someone who has had a stroke is a challenge. The new responsibilities can be both physically and mentally
Top 10 Things to Look for When Choosing an Inpatient Rehab Center
When you are looking for a short-term rehabilitation for yourself or a loved one, there are many things to consider.
Wesley Place Introduces Orthopedic “Post-Hab”
While getting healthy is important, staying healthy is just as imperative to keeping an active lifestyle. That is why Wesley
Honoring the Past, Embracing the Future
With the announcement of The Methodist Home’s name change to Wesley Place on January 23, 2012, it is important not
CARF Accreditation: Wesley Place’s Commitment to Excellence
As those who have had to choose among competing rehabilitation facilities can attest, determining the best rehab provider can be
Wesley Place Grand Re-Opening was a Success!
Thank you to all who attended and helped celebrate the completion of our new short-term rehabilitation space. Click here to
Neurologic Rehabilitation for Older Adults
Older adults who have been affected by any neurological condition, including stroke, Parkinson’s, balance disorders, Multiple Sclerosis, or even carpal
When is Inpatient Rehabilitation Care Needed for Older Adults?
Temporarily living in a rehabilitation center after a fall or trauma has become a favorable situation for older adults. This
5 Steps For a Successful Hospital Discharge
Elder Care Helper offers these five key steps to help you plan a safe and appropriate transition from hospital to home or rehabilitation center.