Reunion Rehabilitation Hospital - Peoria, AZ

01/28/2026

Big goals can feel motivating at first, but they often fade just as quickly. Real, lasting progress rarely comes from doing everything at once. It comes from consistency, structure, and starting where you are.

In rehab, we focus on behavior over outcomes and small, sustainable steps that compound over time. The same approach can help you build healthier routines long after January ends.

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01/23/2026

Recovery is built one small step at a time. At Reunion, each stretch, balance exercise, or assisted walk may seem simple on its own, but over days and weeks, these consistent efforts add up. Small gains in strength, mobility, and confidence accumulate, allowing patients to reach bigger milestones, such as walking independently, performing daily activities on their own, or returning to hobbies they love.

Every tiny step matters because it contributes to meaningful progress and lasting independence. Learn more about our rehabilitation programs: https://ow.ly/YYsU50Y0LCI

01/21/2026

At Reunion, helping patients regain their independence is at the heart of everything we do.

Through individualized therapy programs, our interdisciplinary teams help patients rebuild strength, improve balance, and relearn everyday activities with confidence. Each therapy session is tailored to meet patients where they are in their recovery, focusing on meaningful goals that support a safe return to independence.

From taking the first steps again to managing daily routines, therapy at Reunion helps turn progress into lasting independence, one milestone at a time.

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01/16/2026

Consistency is the secret to successful rehabilitation. At Reunion, patients receive 15 hours of therapy per week, providing a structured routine that strengthens both body and mind.

By showing up consistently, patients not only improve physically but also build confidence, reduce setbacks, and create lasting habits that support their recovery long after discharge. Regular, focused therapy ensures that progress is steady, measurable, and sustainable.

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01/14/2026

At Reunion, your recovery is led by a dedicated team of professionals, each with a specific role in helping you regain strength, independence, and confidence. Meet the team behind your recovery:

🔵 Physicians: Oversee your medical care and design your personalized recovery plan.

🔵 Nurses: Provide daily medical support, monitor your health, and ensure your safety and comfort.

🔵 Physical Therapists (PT): Help improve your strength, balance, and mobility so you can move safely.

🔵 Occupational Therapists (OT): Focus on daily activities like dressing, bathing, cooking, and returning to routines.

🔵 Speech Therapists (ST): Assist with communication, swallowing, and cognitive skills if needed.

🔵 Case Managers: Coordinate care, plan next steps, and help you transition safely back home.

Every team member works together to support your progress and help you reach your recovery goals. Learn more about our care team and services on our website: https://ow.ly/cplE50XWLKq

01/09/2026

Across our hospitals, one thing remains consistent: compassionate care, dedicated teams, and meaningful recovery. We’re honored to support patients and families during some of life’s most challenging moments. These words reflect what we strive for every day: a clean, supportive environment, attentive care, and a team that truly works together to help patients get stronger.

Thank you to our patients and families for trusting Reunion with your recovery. Your experiences inspire everything we do.

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01/08/2026

Staying active during the winter months is important for strength, mobility, and overall recovery but safety should always come first. Cold temperatures can increase stiffness, affect balance, and raise the risk of slips and falls.

If you’re staying active this season, remember to warm up before movement, wear supportive footwear with good traction, and take your time when walking outdoors. Even gentle indoor exercises and stretching can help keep your body moving while reducing injury risk.

Small, safe movements add up to meaningful progress. If you have questions about winter activity or mobility, our therapy team is always here to help.

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01/01/2026

Happy New Year from Reunion! As we welcome a new year, we look forward to continuing our mission of helping patients regain independence and achieve meaningful progress in their recovery. Thank you to our patients, families, and dedicated team for trusting us every step of the way. Here’s to a year filled with growth, milestones, and new possibilities. 🎉

01/01/2026

As 2025 comes to a close, we’re reflecting on a year full of healing, milestones, and meaningful community connections. We’re proud to have supported patients on their recovery journeys, celebrated countless therapy achievements, and helped patients successfully return home. Beyond our hospital walls, we engaged with the community through events like our Blue Flag Event, Christmas in July, Blood Drive, Trunk-or-Treat, and our monthly support groups, where we uplifted others, shared experiences, and spread knowledge, encouragement, and care.

None of this would be possible without our incredible staff. Their dedication, compassion, and hard work made every success possible. To our patients and families, thank you for trusting us with your recovery journey. We look forward to 2026 and can’t wait to help even more patients reach their goals! 💛

12/25/2025

The holidays can be a meaningful time, especially for those continuing their healing journey. We’re grateful to walk alongside our patients and families during this season, offering care, encouragement, and support every step of the way.

To our dedicated team, thank you for the compassion, patience, and heart you bring every day you walk through our doors. Your commitment makes a difference not just in recovery, but in comfort and hope.

Wishing our patients, families, and community peace, warmth, and healing this holiday season.

12/22/2025

The holiday season is full of excitement, but for patients in recovery, it can also bring extra stress and fatigue. Overdoing it can slow healing, increase pain, or even cause setbacks.

Take it easy this season by pacing yourself and breaking tasks into small steps with rest in between. Prioritize sleep, as your body heals best when well-rested. Ask for help, friends and family want to support you! Practice gentle stretches, deep breathing, or short walks to reduce stress, and focus on enjoying small moments rather than perfection.

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