Palm's Rehabilitation Services Guyana

01/01/2026

Happy New Year to you all! Here’s to the start of a year filled with quality patient centered care from our team of Rehab Professionals ✨

Wishing everyone a blessed and safe year ahead, prioritizing your health and wellbeing in 2026!

31/12/2025

As we bring 2025 to a close, we reflect on all the memories made, all the projects we shared with you guys, all the patients we’ve interfaced with, and all the lives that have been changed ✨

We look forward to providing continued quality care, and growth in our reach to educate and raise awareness with the public about what we do ( for every react, like or share, we appreciate you for extending our reach!)

We thank all those who have made our goals possible, and hope to continue to serve the general public and provide a community for our patients🫰🏾

25/12/2025

Merry Christmas from our family to yours! Whatever your Christmas may look like this year, we wish you a peaceful and safe day ahead! 🎄

16/12/2025

Always festive at the Palms Rehab Department 🎁

And in this season of giving, we exchanged some tokens with each other to note our hard work through the year!

Season Greetings from our Palms Rehab Family✨✨

05/12/2025

We love adding new tools to our toolkit! This is what the learning process looks like, before we can execute on our patients, we of course have to perfect on ourselves. It was a fun, informative and interactive three days. Just another way to help our patients on their road to recovery. ❤️‍🩹

05/12/2025

This week we hosted a three day Basic Static Splinting Workshop led by Ms. Nicola Lawson, Occupational Therapist & Hand Therapist from the Rehab Team UK.

This three day session saw Rehab Specialists from all regions, getting her expertise on how to basic static splint and why. This tool will prove to be very beneficial to our patients across the country

Below are some scenes from the three days:

04/12/2025

Today we hosted our bi-annual Stroke forum for our Stroke Survivors. Education is medicine and intervention , and is as important and impactful as physical exercise. One of our aims in recovery is prevention and reoccurrence of a stroke.

Through these interactive forums; we hope to raise awareness of how you can live a life full after having a stroke, just differently.

Below are some scenes from today.

14/11/2025

14/11/2025

World Diabetes Day!
This year, we observe World Diabetes Day under the theme “Diabetes and Well-being: Diabetes across All Life Stages.”
This theme reminds us that awareness, prevention, and care must begin early and continue throughout life.

14/11/2025

Diabetes Awareness ||
What is Gestational Diabetes?
Gestational Diabetes Develops in pregnant women who have had diabetes.

14/11/2025

Today, we observe Diabetes Day by raising awareness about a condition that impacts millions but can often be prevented or controlled with the right knowledge and care. Early screening, healthy lifestyle choices, and consistent follow-ups can save lives. Let’s take charge of our health, support those living with diabetes, and commit to building a future where awareness leads to action.