Paula resided at Belleville Healthcare and Rehab Center for 3+ months for intensive PT/OT therapy to get back to walking, cooking and caring for her dog, Junior. Although she had a spunky outlook for therapy, she was very determined and never looked back. Paula started her rehab journey non-ambulatory due to a severe ankle/heel fracture. Three plus months passed and Paula walked out of Belleville Healthcare and Rehab Center’s doors on her own two feet with a walker to return to her home with her dog, Junior. She is continuing home health PT/OT services to increase her quality of life at home.

Ms. Arnold was admitted to Belleville Healthcare and Rehab Center on July 1, 2020 due to Type II Diabetes, leading to falls and a decline in function while at home. Sharie required Physical and Occupational Therapy services to address strengthening, balance, safety, and activities of daily living to improve function to safely return home with her husband. Sharie worked incredibly hard during her time here and met her goal of returning home within 20 days. Congratulations Sharie!

Lucille was admitted to Belleville Healthcare and Rehab Center on October 15, 2020 following a hospital stay which led to a decline in ability to care for herself. She required Physical and Occupational Therapy services to address strengthening, balance, safety, and activities of daily living to improve function and independence needed to return home safely. Lucille worked incredibly hard during her time at Belleville Healthcare and Rehab Center, and met her goal of returning home with her husband. Congratulations, Lucille!