Welcome Brandon Fisher, DO and Eric Hartman, MD
Posted on March 18, 2019We are proud to welcome physical medicine and rehabilitation physicians, known as physiatrists, Brandon Fisher, DO and Eric Hartman, MD to Patricia Neal Rehabilitation Center.
Read morePNRC – Therapy that Works
Posted on September 13, 2018Irwin says it was exciting to treat the very first patients in 1978, but being at PNRC in 2018 is even better.
Read moreRockin’ to the Top: Nurse beats crippling syndrome to reach goal
Posted on June 21, 2018Nurse Nicole Burton was surprised to learn that she had rhabdomyolysis, a rare muscle-wasting syndrome. But after inpatient and outpatient therapy at Patricia Neal, Nicole Burton conquered her next goal: rock climbing.
Read moreWBIR-TV: Jonathan’s journey: Blount Co. boy continues stroke recovery
Posted on May 16, 2018A 12-year-old boy from Blount County continues a slow and steady recovery after suffering a stroke in September 2017. His parents want others to be aware of childhood stroke and its symptoms.
Read moreOff the Fast Track: Crash puts cyclist on volunteer path
Posted on April 26, 2018Volunteer John Nehls says he would give up all he owns to walk again, but he knows that’s not going to happen. Both of his legs have been paralyzed since September 2014, the day his daily 50-mile bike ride ended in a horrific collision with a parked truck.
Read moreHealing Grace: Church parking lot pileup leads to Patricia Neal Rehabilitation Center
Posted on March 29, 2018A parking lot pileup led Mike Allee to Patricia Neal Rehabilitation Center where inpatient therapy put him on the road to recovery.
Read moreNational Social Work Month – Jenny Nash and Hope Barlow
Posted on March 22, 2018In celebration of National Social Work Month, we are spotlighting clinical social workers, Jenny Nash and Hope Barlow.
Read moreRolling to Victory: Patricia Neal Rehabilitation Center gets four-year-old moving again
Posted on January 15, 2018Four-year-old Beau Kirby’s wheelchair is a symbol of victory. After arriving at Patricia Neal Rehabilitation Center unresponsive and stroller-bound two years ago, Beau is now mobile, playful, and communicating every day.
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