Rehabilitation Hospital of Augusta

05/13/2026

David Beaman, program manager for NASA’s Space Launch System, came to our Encompass Health Rehabilitation hospital in Huntsville, Alabama following a stroke. Prior to his hospitalization, he was working on the Artemis II mission. On the day of the Artemis II launch, his therapy team helped him celebrate both his rehabilitation progress and his contributions to the mission!

05/12/2026

Take a trip down memory lane with us! As Nurses Week comes to a close, we invited Encompass Health nurses from around the country to share photos from their nursing school graduations and reflect on what inspired them to choose the profession.

Thank you to this incredible group of caregivers for their compassion, resilience and commitment to patient care!

05/11/2026

Four years ago, Paula Yelinek was diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome and had to relearn how to walk. Today, she's a registered nurse at our Encompass Health hospital in Ludlow, Massachusetts — the same place where she found hope and independence. Now, Paula is helping others on their recovery journeys. Watch her inspiring story!

05/11/2026

We are excited to announce that we will be building a new hospital in Post Falls, Idaho. This freestanding, 50-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital will serve patients recovering from serious illnesses and injuries.

“We’re excited to expand Encompass Health’s presence in Idaho to serve patients from Post Falls, Coeur d’Alene and surrounding areas,” said Kim Steward, president of Encompass Health’s West region. “Kootenai County is one of the fastest‑growing regions in the state and the nation, and the community is already underserved in inpatient rehabilitation. This hospital will help meet that growing need by bringing high‑quality, specialized care closer to home.”

The hospital is expected to open in 2028.

Read more: https://ehc.rehab/4wn7yQR

05/10/2026

Michael Morris came to our Encompass Health hospital in Prosper, Texas after having a stroke. At the start of his stay, he was unable to walk or complete tasks on his own. Through inpatient rehabilitation, Michael demonstrated incredible determination and resilience. Today, he is walking independently without any assistive devices!

05/09/2026

James Harrison was admitted to our Encompass Health hospital in Pensacola, Florida following a stroke. Upon admission, he was unable to move the right side of his body, required two people for transfers and was unable to sit or stand without assistance.

Thanks to the help of his interdisciplinary team, James can successfully walk and use both sides of his body.

Way to go, James! Thank you for trusting us with your rehabilitation.

05/08/2026

Check out Dennis as he dances with his physical therapist at our Encompass Health hospital in Lutz, Florida! It brings us so much joy to incorporate activities that our patients are passionate about into their rehabilitation. We are dedicated to helping patients return to the activities that matter most to them. We're glad we could get you dancing again, Dennis! 🕺

05/08/2026

Encompass Health is a proud national supporter of the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association's Together to End Stroke campaign! During American Stroke Month, we invite you to learn more about this important initiative and gain access to valuable resources we've co-created with the AHA to show that stroke is treatable, beatable and preventable.

Learn more:

Encompass Health is proud to be a national sponsor of the American Stroke Association and American Heart Association. We’re working together to end...

05/07/2026

Join us for our next Continuing Education Lecture Series. In this free CEU, you will learn about brain injuries and their lasting effects on survivors.
Register: https://ehc.rehab/may2026ceu

05/07/2026

Every year we identify one employee who best exemplifies our Company values in each of our eight operating regions. Out of more than 40,000 employees, these eight individuals represent the best of the best. Join us in congratulating our 2025 Outstanding Employee Achievement Award recipients!

Read more: https://ehc.rehab/4dcAG4m

05/07/2026

We’re continuing our celebration of National Nurses Week by highlighting discounts for nursing professionals. Companies across the nation are showing appreciation with special savings.

We’ve rounded up a list of offers to make it easy to take advantage of these deals. Thank you for your hard work and dedication.

National Nurses Week is May 6-12. Find discounts and offers from companies that honor our nursing heroes online.

05/07/2026

We’re continuing our celebration of National Nurses Week by highlighting discounts for nursing professionals. Companies across the nation are showing appreciation with special savings.

We’ve rounded up a list of offers to make it easy to take advantage of these deals. Thank you for your hard work and dedication.
https://ehc.rehab/4wymhsr

05/06/2026

Happy National Nurses Week! Encompass Health recognizes the dedication, compassion and expertise of our incredible nurses and the vital role they play in our hospitals. Thank you for making a difference in the lives of our patients and their families!

Join us in celebrating our nurses! Leave a note of thanks or share your appreciation in the comments.

05/01/2026

May is American Stroke Month! We are proud to help patients recover from stroke and regain independence so they can return to the activities that matter most to them.

04/23/2026

After limb loss, it’s common to have questions about recovery, mobility and the tools that can help you stay active and independent. Orthotics can play an important role in supporting daily movement and improving comfort as you heal.

Learn how they can support recovery, improve comfort and stability and help you safely return to daily activities after amputation.
https://ehc.rehab/4mNdXjJ

Serious injuries or conditions may lead therapists to recommend orthotics for mobility and function during post-acute rehabilitation care. Read...

04/16/2026

Recovery after a stroke looks different for everyone, but movement can be a powerful part of the journey. Regular exercise after a stroke offers many benefits, including improved mobility and better balance to perform daily tasks.

With the right support, staying active can help rebuild strength, boost confidence and support recovery both physically and emotionally. Activity does not have to be intense to be effective; even small steps can improve mobility.

Explore safe, effective ways to stay active after a stroke, and learn how movement can support your independence.

After recovering from a stroke, exercise plays a vital role in continued function and independence. Learn more about the benefits and types of...

04/09/2026

Join us for our next Continuing Education Lecture Series. In this free CEU, you will learn about lung diseases and their causes, as well as how they can be managed and treated in the hospital setting.

Topic: Living with Lung Disease
Dates/times: Wednesday, April 15 – Noon and 6 p.m. CT;
Wednesday, April 22 – 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. CT
Speaker: Sally Rodriguez, BHA, BSN, CRRN
Nurse Manager, Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital Vision Park

Register: https://ehc.rehab/apr2026ceu

One hour CE credit available for PT, OT, LVN, RN, CCM, SW, SLP

04/02/2026

After limb loss, everyday movement can feel different, and finding a path forward often takes time. As you adjust to life with a prosthetic limb, daily activities may require new approaches, along with patience and support.

Prosthetic therapy helps you safely relearn movement using your prosthetic, with a focus on balance, strength and functional mobility for everyday life.

Discover how prosthetic therapy can support your recovery, build confidence and help you make meaningful progress after limb loss.
Learn more: https://ehc.rehab/4sQMNLf

Prosthetic therapy after limb loss can help you adapt to your new limb. In the inpatient rehab setting you'll receive both PT and OT.

04/01/2026

April is Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month! We are proud to provide quality care to patients recovering from life-changing medical events, accidents or injuries return to the things they love.

03/26/2026

For many people living with Parkinson’s disease, daily challenges go beyond tremors or stiffness. Their voice may become softer or harder to hear, making even simple conversations feel exhausting.

Voice changes related to Parkinson’s disease are common, but they can be managed and, in some cases, reversed.

Learn how speech therapy can help improve communications for those living with Parkinson's.

Parkinson's voice is often one of the first signs of Parkinson's disease. Learn how this low, mumbling voice can be treated with speech therapy.

03/12/2026

Regular exercise provides long-term benefits for everyone, especially for individuals living with multiple sclerosis (MS). Daily physical activity supports mobility, helps reduce fatigue and can make everyday tasks feel more manageable.

Ready to get moving? Even small, consistent movements such as stretching, walking or low-impact aerobic exercise can be tailored to meet your specific needs, making them a safe and effective part of your daily routine.

Learn how exercise can help you regain strength and independence while living with MS.

Multieple Sclerosis is a disease of the central nervous system. Learn how exercise for MS can help manage the condition and improve symptoms.

03/05/2026

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, a time to recognize the challenges many individuals with brain injury face.

After a brain injury, it’s common to experience difficulties with speaking, reasoning and memory. These changes can make everyday tasks feel harder — not just for the person recovering, but also for their caregivers. That’s where speech-language pathologists come in.

Learn how speech therapy can help you or your loved one regain essential communication skills and independence after a brain injury in inpatient rehabilitation.

Speech therapists play a vital role in the recovery of a loved one who suffers from a TBI. Learn memory exercises, techniques, and guidance for...