Encompass Health (Rehabilitation Hospital of Sunrise) added 10 new photos.
November 6, 2019 at 8:36 PM ·
At Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Sunrise, we provide rehabilitation for patients recovering from life-changing illnesses and injuries including strokes, amputations, spinal cord injuries, brain injuries and complex orthopedic conditions. Click the images below to see inside our hospital.
After experiencing a life-changing stroke or other illness, your doctor may recommend rehabilitation as the next step on the journey to recovery—but what does that mean, and where should rehabilitation take place?
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After beating COVID-19, musician Steve Barlotta had two goals for rehabilitation: to play saxophone again and be strong enough to walk out unassisted.
Read Steve's amazing story and how he is one step closer to being able to bring his musical talent to crowds again.
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Recovering from COVID-19 patient story | Encompass Health
Do you know what a Transient Ishcemic Attack or TIA is? More than 20 percent of those who have a major stroke experience one day before. However, the symptoms only last a few minutes causing many to ignore this early warning sign. Learn more about what a TIAs is and why it should not be ignored.
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After developing sepsis, Gayle Fisk lost both of her legs, her left hand and part of her right hand. An endless source of hope and optimism, she discovered a new family at Encompass Health and lives life to the fullest.
Richard Delgais is using his preferred leisure activity of boxing with Crystal Goodland, OTR, during his occupational therapy session while working hard in the cardiopulmonary rehabilitation program at Encompass Health Sunrise.
He was working on his balance, endurance and strength with great form, stance and safety awareness! Go Richard! He is well on his way to independence back to his home living environment!
October is National Physical Therapy Month. Melissa Andhor, physical therapist, shares what it is like to work at an Encompass Health rehabilitation hospital and her favorite part of coming to work.
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Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Sunrise presents our version of bobbing for apples during National Rehabilitation Awareness Week. This COVID friendly version was called “Reaching for Apples” and tested our interdisciplinary teams’ skills using adaptive equipment. The competition promoted increase hand-eye coordination, gross motor control and functional reaching for activities of daily living.
This was a great team engagement and sensitivity training for all. This year’s winner of the most apples “reached” in one minute from the barrel of water was Lauren Leiva, OTR team leader, who was cheered on by Celina Gonzalez, lead rehabilitation technician.
Pharmacists do much more than fill prescriptions. See the behind the scene roles they play in keeping patients safe in our hospitals.
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The role pharmacists play in patient safety in inpatient rehabilitation hospitals | Encompass Health
Last week was National Case Manager Week. Learn what an inpatient rehabilitation case manager does and the vital role they play in our patient care.
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What is a case manager? | Encompass Health
30 years ago, Brian Richman went to Encompass Health Sunrise for rehabilitation after a motorcycle accident. See how his therapists inspired him to become a physical therapist and how he now works at the hospital that treated him so many years ago.
When his day takes him past room 222, Brian is quick to share his story with patients.
“I tell them, ‘See that room? That was my room,’ and tell them my story,” he said. “I think it keeps them motivated, that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. They’re not just stuck; there is light after an injury.”
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Brian’s story: From patient to PT | Encompass Health
Our team is celebrating #WorldStrokeDay by being a part of the world's biggest dance chain. One in four people worldwide will have a stroke, but being active can help decrease your risk.
A proud national sponsor of the American Heart Association's Together to End Stroke initiative, Encompass Health is committed to helping educate our communities about stroke and stroke recovery.
Are you more likely to contract COVID-19 if you get the flu? Can the flu vaccine give you the flu? Answers to these questions and more about why it’s more important than ever to get a flu shot this year.
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Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Sunrise Celebrates our PTs with a carnival theme during October’s Physical Therapy Month! “Come One Come All” for some traditional ring toss and cornhole to name just a few fun celebration games.
For Halloween, therapy operations celebrated like zoo animals in the crazy jungle of 2020!
John Hartnett suffered multiple strokes and was in a coma for about a month before being admitted to Encompass Health for comprehensive rehabilitation.
He arrived unable to walk independently, move his right arm, perform self-care, talk or eat and drink. At discharge, he had made great progress towards his goals of mobility and self-care. However, continued to require a tube in his stomach for nutrition and hydration.
He continued with outpatient therapy and has now regained his mobility and ability to eat and drink. John now enjoys eating his favorite foods, spending time with his family, singing his favorite songs and dancing with his wife in preparation for their son’s upcoming wedding.
Coming up with gift ideas for grandparents or older adults can be challenging. Here are some practical gift ideas to help your loved one or simply bring a smile to their face this holiday season.
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Jacyln Grill, speech language pathologist, is showing two thumbs up as a sign of a patients' accomplishment after performing a Modified Barium Swallow Assessment. Modified barium swallow assessments are specifically aimed at evaluating the swallowing process in individuals who have difficulty swallowing food without inhaling it into the windpipe. X-rays may be taken of specific abnormalities, and the entire test may be recorded for later viewing.
This test was performed at our hospital, where Jackie was able to advance her patient from being able to eat nothing by mouth to an oral diet, something he had not been unable to do for months! Even better, she was able to have a dinner date with his family that same evening! These are the days Jackie lives for as an SLP!
“I am humbled and grateful to be a part of each of my patient’s journey to recovery; they have no idea how inspirational and strong they are.” - Jacyln Grill
Leon, 91, was diagnosed with metabolic acidosis and acute renal failure due to bilateral hydronephrosis. New to dialysis and a pacemaker, Leon was motivated to participate in three hours of therapy to get back to doing the things he loves.
Leon uses the Bioness Integrated Therapy System (BITS) to challenge and assess his physical, visual, auditory and cognitive abilities. He taps on moving numbers in order to work on visual scanning, pursuit, sequencing and standing tolerance.
His occupational therapist, Jesley Centeno-Nieves, and OT doctoral intern Lauren Villar provided contact guard assist and visual cues. Working on these skills will help him follow recipes for cooking, which he loves to do, once he's back at home.
After surviving COVID-19, Michelle Williams was admitted to Encompass Health Sunrise to regain her strength and independence from her prolonged ICU stay. Upon admission she required total assistance for all mobility and activities of daily living.
During her stay, she progressed to walking unassisted and is independent with her activities of daily living! She participated in our recent video to support World Stroke Day to show off her dancing skills and is a true success story on our “Wall of Success” with her Physical Therapist Ronna Ross, Physical Therapy Assistant Malcolm Botes and Speech Language Pathologist Melissa Magram!
Congratulations on your discharge. Our team wishes you the best on your continued recovery!
To show her appreciation, Stacy Williams made her team "rehab survival kits.” Team member Jesley Centeno-Nieves shows off her kit, which included sweet treats to remind them of all the important roles they play.
We are excited to announce the launch of the free cookbook, “Simply Good: A cookbook for stroke survivors and their families.”
Encompass Health supported the creation of this cookbook with the American Heart Association to be a resource for stroke survivors, people with swallowing difficulties and those interested in healthy eating.
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CEO Michael Roffelsen presented Celina Gonzalez, lead rehabilitation technician, with the Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Sunrise Employee of the Quarter award on Nov. 12.
She was celebrated with social distancing by her therapy team. Celina Gonzalez is appreciated for her 27 years of dedication to our hospital.
Wishing you and your family a safe and happy holiday. Happy Thanksgiving from Encompass Health.
Albert Ziemba, 88, was admitted to Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Sunrise on October with severe chronic dysphagia, a swallowing disorder that made it impossible for Albert to eat food by mouth any longer. He had to be placed on a feeding tube. See how Speech Language Pathologist Shoshana Bielich used advanced technologies to evaluate Albert's swallow and work with him to eat once again.
Mauro Pinera came to Encompass Health Sunrise after suffering a traumatic brain injury from a bicycle accident. After three craniotomies (removal of the skull) and surgical complications requiring him be placed on a ventilator, Mauro was admitted to Encompass Health for comprehensive rehabilitation.
Mauro had severe cognitive-communication deficits that included difficulty understanding and expressing language, and he was unable to walk and perform everyday activities such as dressing, bathing and being able to get in and out of bed and chairs.
By discharge, Mauro was able to walk, perform everyday activities for self-care and was able to communicate and understand basic information.
Are you a caregiver looking for resources? Encompass Health and the American Stroke Association recently hosted a panel providing tips for caregivers including self-care, finding balance and preventing burnout. Read a recap of the tips and view the full presentation recording.
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Advice for caregivers from caregivers | Encompass Health
Deven Silverman, Denise Barbera, Suzanne Miller, Alana Bard and Lisa Loinaz decorate the Encompass Health Sunrise tree to start spreading holiday cheer on what's been the coldest day in South Florida this year!
Veronica Brown was sent to Encompass Health after a month on a ventilator battling COVID-19. However, after arriving, her limited mobility prompted her doctor to send her back to the hospital for neurological testing.
The testing revealed a new, post-COVID-19 diagnosis for Brown, Guillain-Barre syndrome, an inflammatory disorder of the nerves that may cause temporary paralysis and is often triggered by a viral infection. See how our team helped Veronica get back on her feet.
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Learning to sit, stand and walk again after COVID-19 | Encompass Health
Our team was honored to help Myron Katz be a part of his granddaughter's Bat Mitzvah via video conference this past week. He was able to participate by saying the prayers to welcome his granddaughter Hayden to the Torah this past Saturday.
In these challenging times, we are always looking for ways to help our patients have meaningful interactions with their family and/or friends while keeping everyone safe.
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We are having a great time celebrating the 12 Days of Christmas at Encompass Health Sunrise. We kicked off the holidays with a socially distanced gift exchange.
Our team was honored to help Myron Katz be a part of his granddaughter's Bat Mitzvah via video conference this past week. He was able to participate by saying the prayers to welcome his granddaughter Hayden to the Torah this past Saturday.
In these challenging times, we are always looking for ways to help our patients have meaningful interactions with their family and/or friends while keeping everyone safe.
Employees had fun bringing holiday cheer by decorating their face shields.
Mrs. Alice Coghlin is in our cardiopulmonary program working on standing tolerance, functional reaching and enjoying a holiday activity that incorporates her personal beliefs into her therapy session.
We are dancing through the 12 days of Christmas in our Encompass Health colors.
Patients Modupe Bamiro, Jeanette Brodeur, Felischa Reid, Corbin Moseley and Salvatore Denoto feel more at home and engage in functional activities during the holiday season as they help the therapy team decorate the Christmas Tree.
Hospital kits for cookie decorating was a huge hit as team members and patients could decorate sugar cookies and keep up the holiday spirit! A special thank you to Joanne Miller, Neil Eguchi, Deven Silverman and Leslie Leibowitz for organizing the kits for the teams to enjoy!
Brian Richman leads a service for the eight nights of Hanukkah for the staff and patients at Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Sunrise.
When Jim Capicotto fell ill with COVID-19, it was a double whammy because he also has Parkinson’s disease. See how his rehabilitation team customized his therapy to help him regain his independence after being hospitalized with COVID-19.
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Jim's story: Overcoming COVID-19 | Encompass Health
Rehabilitation Technician Celebration: They are Superheroes and were honored as such at a special luncheon put together by the team they work alongside each day.
Our superheroes include Nelly Cristobal, Lourdes Shelton, Ferdinand Galette, Celina Gonzalez, Faline Knight, Donna Wallen and Lorna Allen. Thank you for everything you do for the patients, families and the team!
Happy holidays from Encompass Health. Wishing you health, happiness and peace this season.
As the holiday approaches, HR Director Deven Silverman steps up and serves her team a hot breakfast.
Happy New Year!
After hip surgery, Susan Heiman used the Universal Gym with her occupational therapist to strengthen her upper body and increase balance and weight bearing on her right leg. She was discharged this week after great progress, and we wish her the best of luck on her continued recovery!
It can be hard to tell what is season allergies and what is COVID-19. Do you know what symptoms they share and what symptoms are different?
By the second week in the hospital battling COVID-19 and pneumonia, Lafayette Johnson’s lungs collapsed, and his kidneys were shutting down. He had to be placed on a ventilator. By the fourth week, he had a heart attack and was placed on a second life support. When he finally woke up, he was extremely weak.
“COVID-19 devastated every muscle in my body, and I was in a hospital bed for five months,” he said. “I lost 57 pounds and wasn’t even able to stand up. I didn’t give up—even after dying twice. I came back.”
Learn how rehabilitation helped Lafayette get back to his life.
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One patient's COVID-19 recovery | Encompass Health
We celebrated Jannette Callaway, infection control practitioner, on her retirement after a 35-year nursing career. Over the past 10 years with Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Sunrise, Jannette has brought teams together through her love of patient and employee safety. There is not a day that she will not be missed. We wish her wonderful years ahead in her new chapter of life.
Today we are proud to honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. A champion of racial justice and equality for all, the legacy of Dr. King reminds us today and every day that even though we may be different, we are stronger together. In honor of Dr. King, take time today to reflect on his life of service and his teachings, which inspire us to serve others with a compassionate heart.
Bizhan, 79, was an active tennis player prior to his admission to Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Sunrise. To get him back in the game, we set him up on Jintronix, technology that simulates theraputic games, with his Occupational Therapist Sam Wilson. This is an interactive tool to delivers engaging virtual rehabilitation to help patients return to the activities they love most. Bizhan is working hard to get better to return home!
While there are still many unknowns about COVID-19, there are some things we know to be true. After an extended stay in an acute hospital or the ICU, a patient is likely to have physical and cognitive problems. See how an inpatient rehabilitation hospital that provides a combination of physical, occupation and speech therapies can help COVID-19 survivors recover and get back to their pre-COVID lives.
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Why COVID-19 patients need inpatient rehabilitation | Encompass Health
While there are still many unknowns about COVID-19, there are some things we know to be true. After an extended stay in an acute hospital or the ICU, a patient is likely to have physical and cognitive problems. See how an inpatient rehabilitation hospital that provides a combination of physical, occupation and speech therapies can help COVID-19 survivors recover and get back to their pre-COVID lives.
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Why COVID-19 patients need inpatient rehabilitation | Encompass Health
February is American Heart Month. Learn how after open-heart surgery and other cardiac conditions some patients may benefit from cardiac rehabilitation in an inpatient rehabilitation setting. #HeartMonthpuer
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How inpatient rehabilitation can benefit cardiac patients | Encompass Health
While there are still many unknowns about COVID-19, there are some things we know to be true. After an extended stay in an acute hospital or the ICU, a patient is likely to have physical and cognitive problems. See how an inpatient rehabilitation hospital that provides a combination of physical, occupation and speech therapies can help COVID-19 survivors recover and get back to their pre-COVID lives.
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Why COVID-19 patients need inpatient rehabilitation | Encompass Health
After brain surgery to remove a level 1 meningioma, Pat came to Encompass Health to recover and regain her independence. After 25 days, she was discharged home with her family, which partnered with her team of therapists, nurses, doctors and case managers to make it a successful stay. Pat's daughter, Amy Evans, was by her mom’s side to see her transfer herself into the car, leaving the hospital able to care for herself once again! Way to go Pat!
February is American Heart Month. Learn how after open-heart surgery and other cardiac conditions some patients may benefit from cardiac rehabilitation in an inpatient rehabilitation setting. #HeartMonthpuer
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How inpatient rehabilitation can benefit cardiac patients | Encompass Health
While there are still many unknowns about COVID-19, there are some things we know to be true. After an extended stay in an acute hospital or the ICU, a patient is likely to have physical and cognitive problems. See how an inpatient rehabilitation hospital that provides a combination of physical, occupation and speech therapies can help COVID-19 survivors recover and get back to their pre-COVID lives.
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Why COVID-19 patients need inpatient rehabilitation | Encompass Health
Jasmine was 27 years old and was looking forward to being a new mom. Instead she suffered multiple heart attacks, strokes and brain aneurysms during childbirth, which landed her in a coma. Read her amazing story and how Encompass Health helped her recover, so she could care for her new daughter.
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Recovering from stroke after childbirth | Encompass Health
Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Sunrise employees such as Stacy Thomashaw are proud to get the COVID-19 vaccine to protect their patients and families.
Therapists delivered Valentine’s Day cards to patients to spread love at Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Sunrise. Vaclav Bednar, Sheila Cohen, Megan King, Iris Tartasky, Vicki Gothard, Ronna Ross and Sam Wilson with their patients Crystyl Nobles, Maria Linter, Kevin Carroll, Joseph Anello and Richard Skinner.
After brain surgery to remove a level 1 meningioma, Pat came to Encompass Health to recover and regain her independence. After 25 days, she was discharged home with her family, which partnered with her team of therapists, nurses, doctors and case managers to make it a successful stay. Pat's daughter, Amy Evans, was by her mom’s side to see her transfer herself into the car, leaving the hospital able to care for herself once again! Way to go Pat!
February is American Heart Month. Learn how after open-heart surgery and other cardiac conditions some patients may benefit from cardiac rehabilitation in an inpatient rehabilitation setting. #HeartMonthpuer
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How inpatient rehabilitation can benefit cardiac patients | Encompass Health
Nursing team members, Leslie Leibowitz, Winsome Munroecamus, Judeline Davilma, and Stacey Irving-Lewis sing Happy Birthday to Villaneuva Mendez-Alvaro while he pushes hard through his rehabilitation program! Happy Birthday and many more!
Our therapists are excited to do their part to slow the spread. Recently they received their second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, and are taking a moment to stretch out those arms post injection.
Jasmine was 27 years old and was looking forward to being a new mom. Instead she suffered multiple heart attacks, strokes and brain aneurysms during childbirth, which landed her in a coma. Read her amazing story and how Encompass Health helped her recover, so she could care for her new daughter.
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Recovering from stroke after childbirth | Encompass Health
Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Sunrise employees such as Stacy Thomashaw are proud to get the COVID-19 vaccine to protect their patients and families.
Therapists delivered Valentine’s Day cards to patients to spread love at Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Sunrise. Vaclav Bednar, Sheila Cohen, Megan King, Iris Tartasky, Vicki Gothard, Ronna Ross and Sam Wilson with their patients Crystyl Nobles, Maria Linter, Kevin Carroll, Joseph Anello and Richard Skinner.
Amy McDonald is pictured here with therapists Ronna Ross and Malcolm Botes, celebrating the day before going home on what the hospital calls “Independence Day." Congratulations, Amy!
We're excited to announce Encompass Health's new marketing campaign that demonstrates the importance of choosing the right level of rehabilitative care after a life-changing illness or injury.
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Choose Encompass Health :15 | Francine’s story
During the month of February, Encompass Health celebrated Black History Month to honor the significant contributions Black Americans have made in our history, as well as within our Company. Through our commitment to inclusion and diversity, we continue to advocate for meaningful change in order to create a more inclusive workplace for all minority groups. Read more about our Company’s commitment to inclusion and diversity here: http://ehc.careers/3tlo0AA.
Nursing team members, Leslie Leibowitz, Winsome Munroecamus, Judeline Davilma, and Stacey Irving-Lewis sing Happy Birthday to Villaneuva Mendez-Alvaro while he pushes hard through his rehabilitation program! Happy Birthday and many more!
Our therapists are excited to do their part to slow the spread. Recently they received their second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, and are taking a moment to stretch out those arms post injection.
Please join us in congratulating Jack Mechas for his new journey in retirement. As Jack said goodbye to our team, he shared, "I leave this profession with a heart full of gratitude, knowing that every day I was able to help people improve their lives.” Congratulations, Jack!
Amy McDonald is pictured here with therapists Ronna Ross and Malcolm Botes, celebrating the day before going home on what the hospital calls “Independence Day." Congratulations, Amy!
We're excited to announce Encompass Health's new marketing campaign that demonstrates the importance of choosing the right level of rehabilitative care after a life-changing illness or injury.
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Choose Encompass Health :15 | Francine’s story
During the month of February, Encompass Health celebrated Black History Month to honor the significant contributions Black Americans have made in our history, as well as within our Company. Through our commitment to inclusion and diversity, we continue to advocate for meaningful change in order to create a more inclusive workplace for all minority groups. Read more about our Company’s commitment to inclusion and diversity here: http://ehc.careers/3tlo0AA.
Nursing team members, Leslie Leibowitz, Winsome Munroecamus, Judeline Davilma, and Stacey Irving-Lewis sing Happy Birthday to Villaneuva Mendez-Alvaro while he pushes hard through his rehabilitation program! Happy Birthday and many more!
It's common practice now to research your symptoms online, but when does this become a problem and what can you do to fix it? Learn more about cyberchondria and treatment options.
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What is cyberchondria and how to treat it | Encompass Health
Please join us in congratulating Jack Mechas for his new journey in retirement. As Jack said goodbye to our team, he shared, "I leave this profession with a heart full of gratitude, knowing that every day I was able to help people improve their lives.” Congratulations, Jack!
Amy McDonald is pictured here with therapists Ronna Ross and Malcolm Botes, celebrating the day before going home on what the hospital calls “Independence Day." Congratulations, Amy!
We're excited to announce Encompass Health's new marketing campaign that demonstrates the importance of choosing the right level of rehabilitative care after a life-changing illness or injury.
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Choose Encompass Health :15 | Francine’s story
During the month of February, Encompass Health celebrated Black History Month to honor the significant contributions Black Americans have made in our history, as well as within our Company. Through our commitment to inclusion and diversity, we continue to advocate for meaningful change in order to create a more inclusive workplace for all minority groups. Read more about our Company’s commitment to inclusion and diversity here: http://ehc.careers/3tlo0AA.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, most of us remain focused on our health and immune system. Looking for ways to boost yours? A proper diet could be the answer. Dietitian Samantha White explains how you can get the most nutrition from your diet.
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Best foods to boost your immune system | Encompass Health
Research has shown that low-energy-dense diets help people maintain satiety and control their hunger, while lowering their caloric intake. Want to eat more but weigh less? Dana Harvey, a dietitian at Encompass Health Savannah, has some helpful tips.
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What are low-energy-dense foods | Encompass Health
It's common practice now to research your symptoms online, but when does this become a problem and what can you do to fix it? Learn more about cyberchondria and treatment options.
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What is cyberchondria and how to treat it | Encompass Health
Please join us in congratulating Jack Mechas for his new journey in retirement. As Jack said goodbye to our team, he shared, "I leave this profession with a heart full of gratitude, knowing that every day I was able to help people improve their lives.” Congratulations, Jack!
Amy McDonald is pictured here with therapists Ronna Ross and Malcolm Botes, celebrating the day before going home on what the hospital calls “Independence Day." Congratulations, Amy!
Caring for a loved one can be difficult, and caregiver burnout is real. Follow these tips to help avoid it and care for your self and your loved one.
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Caregiver burnout: How to protect yourself | Encompass Health
Nursing Supervisor Audrey Stoddart takes a moment to review the book selection of the month, “If Disney Ran Your Hospital,” in our new administrative waiting room.
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, most of us remain focused on our health and immune system. Looking for ways to boost yours? A proper diet could be the answer. Dietitian Samantha White explains how you can get the most nutrition from your diet.
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Best foods to boost your immune system | Encompass Health
Research has shown that low-energy-dense diets help people maintain satiety and control their hunger, while lowering their caloric intake. Want to eat more but weigh less? Dana Harvey, a dietitian at Encompass Health Savannah, has some helpful tips.
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What are low-energy-dense foods | Encompass Health
It's common practice now to research your symptoms online, but when does this become a problem and what can you do to fix it? Learn more about cyberchondria and treatment options.
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What is cyberchondria and how to treat it | Encompass Health
