Palm's Rehabilitation Services Guyana

01/08/2025

03/07/2025

We continue to make changes to our department to ensure that we deliver quality service.

25/06/2025

Today’s blood drive was one for the books.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who donated blood. Your generosity helps save lives and makes a real difference in our community.
Thank you for being hero’s in our society.

25/06/2025

‼️Don’t forget to come out TODAY ‼️

Give the Gift of Life – Join Our Blood Drive!

We’re calling on heroes like you to help save lives. Join us at our upcoming Blood Drive and make a difference in just a few minutes.

Whether you're a first-time donor or a regular, your support means the world.

📍Palms Rehab department located in Palms geriatric home Compound- Brickdam Georgetown.

Please spread the word by sharing this post!
See you there.

23/06/2025

This week we celebrate all of rehabilitation! Rehab week 2025 is officially here.
The week serves to promote awareness about rehabilitation services and their impact on improving quality of life, restoring independence, and empowering patients in their recovery journey.

Rehab Week is a celebration of resilience—of both patients and the dedicated professionals who support them every step of the way.

23/06/2025

This Wednesday - come out and support our blood drive.

Give the Gift of Life – Join Our Blood Drive!

We’re calling on heroes like you to help save lives. Join us at our upcoming Blood Drive and make a difference in just a few minutes.

Whether you're a first-time donor or a regular, your support means the world.

📍Palms Rehab department located in Palms geriatric home Compound- Brickdam Georgetown.

Please spread the word by sharing this post!
See you there.

22/06/2025

17/06/2025

Give the Gift of Life – Join Our Blood Drive!

We’re calling on heroes like you to help save lives. Join us at our upcoming Blood Drive and make a difference in just a few minutes.

Whether you're a first-time donor or a regular, your support means the world.

📍Palms Rehab department located in Palms geriatric home Compound- Brickdam Georgetown.

Please spread the word by sharing this post!
See you there.

11/06/2025

Members from our Stroke Survivors group were today given the opportunity to register for their ID cards available to those living with disabilities.
The registration was carried out by Personnel from National Comission of Disability and conducted at the Palms.

National Commission on Disability

04/06/2025

June is Aphasia Awareness Month.

Aphasia is a communication disorder that affects a person’s ability to speak, understand, read, or write. It is most commonly caused by stroke, but can also result from head injury, brain tumor, or other neurological conditions. Despite affecting over 2 million people in the United States alone, aphasia remains widely misunderstood.

People with aphasia know what they want to say—they just struggle to find the words. It does not affect intelligence, but it can make everyday interactions challenging and isolating.

This June, during Aphasia Awareness Month, we encourage everyone to learn more about aphasia and how to support those living with it. Simple acts—like speaking slowly, using visuals, or being patient—can make a big difference.

By raising awareness, we can break down stigma, promote inclusion, and ensure that no one with aphasia feels unheard.

03/06/2025

June is Dysphagia Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on a condition that affects millions of people worldwide — Dysphagia is difficulty or inability to swallow.
Dysphagia can result from various medical conditions, including stroke, neurological disorders, head and neck cancer, or age-related changes. It can impact nutrition, hydration, and overall quality of life, and in severe cases, lead to serious health complications such as aspiration pneumonia.

Raising awareness helps promote early diagnosis, better support, and access to appropriate care. Whether managed through therapy, dietary modifications, or medical intervention, people with dysphagia deserve understanding and support.

This month, let's talk about dysphagia — and support safe swallowing for all. 💙