The Rehabilitation Hospital of Montana

01/25/2026

We’re Hiring Environmental Service Aides! Join Beth and team!

The need for healthcare professionals like you remains greater than ever. Joining our team means joining a workforce that is focused on providing excellent care for our patients and families, as well as one another.

Here’s your chance to thrive in a positive work environment with the opportunity to get to know your patients and their families as you expand your career with us.

You can apply directly anytime at https://www.rehabhospitalofmontana.com/careers

01/23/2026

We’re Hiring Registered Nurses (RN) for nights!

The need for healthcare professionals like you remains greater than ever. Joining our team means joining a workforce that is focused on providing excellent care for our patients and families, as well as one another.

Here’s your chance to thrive in a positive work environment with the opportunity to get to know your patients and their families as you expand your career with us.

Join us—you can apply directly anytime at https://www.rehabhospitalofmontana.com/careers

01/23/2026

Winter in Montana can be hard on the body, and recovery often needs a little extra support. At The Rehabilitation Hospital of Montana, we look at healing from a whole-person perspective. One nutrient that often gets overlooked in winter is vitamin D.

Vitamin D supports muscle strength, bone health, mood, and how the body handles stress. With shorter days and less sunlight, many Montanans run low this time of year. Foods can help, but a simple blood test can show if more support is needed.

Sometimes the smallest things—like vitamin D—can gently support recovery.

01/21/2026

🏆 We are proud to share that The Rehabilitation Hospital of Montana has been ranked in the Top 9% of rehabilitation hospitals nationwide by UDS - two years in a row! 🏆

This recognition reflects the extraordinary dedication of our staff and the determination of the patients we are honored to serve. UDS maintains the world’s largest database of medical rehabilitation outcomes, and this ranking highlights the exceptional, evidence-based care delivered every day at RHOM.

This achievement belongs to our incredible team who show up with skill, compassion, and heart—and to our patients who work tirelessly toward recovery, strength, and independence. Together, you make healing happen.

Thank you to our staff for your commitment to excellence, and to our patients for trusting us with your recovery journey. This award is for you!

01/19/2026

"Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?'"

Today, we honor the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. and express special thanks to our volunteers who – on this national day of service and all days – donate their time to improve the health and well-being of our community.

01/15/2026

🚛➡️🚁➡️🚶‍♂️ From stroke to strength—Justin Green’s recovery story

While driving his semi in South Dakota, Justin Green suddenly began experiencing right-sided tingling and difficulty finding words—clear signs of a stroke. Justin safely pulled over, contacted his dispatch, and called 911. Because he acted quickly, he was able to receive emergency care.

Justin was later airlifted to The Rehabilitation Hospital of Montana to begin intensive inpatient rehabilitation. When he arrived, he had very limited movement on his right side, and his goal was simple but powerful: to walk again.

Through determination, hard work, and the support of our interdisciplinary rehab team, Justin has made incredible progress toward regaining strength, mobility, and independence.

💬 Justin shared:

“I would give this place 7 stars out of 5. The facility and staff go above and beyond to help me accomplish my goals. They are very friendly and respectful. Anyone who comes here will do better and be proud they did it.”

We are honored to be part of Justin’s recovery journey and inspired by his strength, positivity, and perseverance.

01/14/2026

Healing at The Rehabilitation Hospital of Montana goes beyond physical recovery—it includes supporting the nervous system, too. RHOM Registered Dietitian and yoga instructor, Estee Glikman, encourages patients and staff to use simple breath and gentle movement as tools for regulation and healing.

Why breath and movement matter:
• Help calm the nervous system
• Support focus and body awareness
• Encourage safer, more intentional movement
• Build resilience during recovery

These practices are accessible, flexible, and designed to meet people exactly where they are—no experience required.

01/14/2026

We are excited to welcome our current group of students to The Rehabilitation Hospital of Montana!

From left to right:

Lilia, Physical Therapy student from the University of Washington

Kloie, Occupational Therapy student from Rocky Mountain College

Aleah, Speech-Language Pathology student from Eastern Washington University

This is a meaningful moment for RHOM, as it is the first time we’ve hosted students from all three therapy disciplines—PT, OT, and SLP—at the same time.

This mirrors the true interdisciplinary approach that defines inpatient rehabilitation and gives our students a unique opportunity to learn in a fully collaborative environment.

Clinical rotations in inpatient rehab are impactful for students and staff alike. Our students gain hands-on experience helping patients rebuild strength, function, communication, and independence—while our teams benefit from the fresh perspective, curiosity, and enthusiasm students bring. Together, we grow, learn, and continue advancing the future of rehabilitation care.

We are proud to support the next generation of healthcare professionals and grateful you’ve chosen to spend part of your journey with us. Welcome to RHOM—we’re glad you are here!

01/13/2026

Becoming a caregiver to a loved one often comes with a lot of questions. Learn tips that can help first-time caregivers not only be there for their loved ones but also for themselves: https://bit.ly/4hhY5SH

01/09/2026

We are incredibly grateful for Karsyn's unwavering support for amputees and her leadership in helping develop a special community for amputees to come together in our region.

Join us for the Amputee Support Group, held on the second Monday of every month at 6 PM at RHOM, where amputees share experiences and support one another on their journey.

Thank you to Yellowstone Valley Woman Magazine for creating this inspiring article:

An accident took Karsyn Hornby’s leg, but gave her a calling to help others

01/08/2026

Looking for comprehensive recovery after a physical setback? Inpatient rehabilitation helps patients achieve the best recovery possible.

Get back to the life you love through inpatient rehabilitation.

Visit rehabhospitalofmontana.com/to learn more about the conditions our team treats.

01/07/2026

Constant screen time can increase stress and mental fatigue. Research shows that even small breaks from social media may help lower anxiety, improve sleep, and support overall well-being.

Simple ways to create space:

• Avoid social media for the first hour of your day and the hour before bed
• Turn off non-essential notifications
• Move apps off your home screen
• Take short, planned breaks
• Use that time for something calming like a walk, deep breathing, or gentle movement

You don’t have to give up technology to feel a difference. Even small changes can help your mind and body reset. 💙