ReVital Cancer Rehabilitation

ReVital Cancer Rehabilitation Our rehabilitation therapists empower those affected by cancer and its treatment to live their best

ReVital is a groundbreaking cancer rehabilitation program developed by Select Medical, one of the nation’s leading providers of specialized post-acute care. With more than 20 inpatient rehabilitation hospitals and 1,600 outpatient therapy centers, the team is bringing comprehensive rehabilitation services to cancer survivors at a scale and in ways that have not been possible until now. ReVital's capabilities include lymphedema therapy, physical and occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, cognitive rehabilitation, and neuropsychology. These services are currently offered at SSM Physical Therapy centers in the greater St. Louis area and Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation outpatient centers in the greater Dallas area.

The season of light and hope reminds us of our patients’ resilience and the impact our care teams have every day. Here’s...
12/19/2025

The season of light and hope reminds us of our patients’ resilience and the impact our care teams have every day. Here’s to brighter days and stronger tomorrows.

12/13/2025

For the holidays my therapy team (OT and PT) gave to me:

12. Weight lifts 💪
11. Mini pedal exercises 🚲
10. Adaptive tools ✂️
9. Step ups 🪜
8. Hand exercises 🤚
7. Puzzle games 🧩
6. Balance moves 🧘
5. BlazePods 🔵
4. Mobility goals 🏃
3. Hot packs 🔥
2. Compression socks 🧦

And one customized rehabilitation plan. 📝

Start the new year off with mobility, confidence and independence!

11/27/2025

We are thankful for the more than 1.5 million patients across our network of hospitals and centers who trust us with their care, and for our amazing teams who help those patients recover so they may return to their families and communities.

After a life-changing cancer diagnosis, Chris Wellman faced a long and difficult road to recovery. Surgeons removed near...
11/17/2025

After a life-changing cancer diagnosis, Chris Wellman faced a long and difficult road to recovery. Surgeons removed nearly three-quarters of his esophagus along with surrounding lymph nodes.

Following six days in the hospital and two months relying on a feeding tube, Chris lost more than 40 pounds and much of his strength. Once an avid golfer and active contractor, he found himself weak, uncertain and unable to do many of the things he loved.

When Chris began our ReVital Cancer Rehabilitation program at our NovaCare Rehabilitation in Partnership with AtlantiCare center in Northfield, New Jersey, he described himself as “a shell” of who he once was. But with the help of our physical therapists, that changed.

Together, they focused on building endurance, regaining strength and restoring confidence, with a clear goal in mind: getting back on the golf course.

“About four weeks in, I started to feel like, ‘I got this,’” Chris said.

Today, Chris continues to rebuild his strength and has returned to hitting golf balls at the driving range, a milestone he once thought was far away.

“I have not reached my goals yet, but I can see the light at the end of the tunnel,” Chris said.

Honoring all who served.
11/11/2025

Honoring all who served.

Throughout , our clinicians have shown their support at various events, helping survivors and thrivers access programs ...
10/30/2025

Throughout , our clinicians have shown their support at various events, helping survivors and thrivers access programs that inspire and empower.

We are honored to help celebrate the mission and impact!

Mary's Place by the Sea
American Cancer Society
Blood Cancer United
Susan G. Komen
YWCA Princeton
Minette's Angels
I Pink I Can

A routine mammogram showed that Tara Pearce had breast cancer. She had always kept up with her mammograms because both h...
10/24/2025

A routine mammogram showed that Tara Pearce had breast cancer. She had always kept up with her mammograms because both her mother and grandmother had faced the disease. Now, it was her turn. As she made appointments with her doctors, she felt a mix of shock, fear and uncertainty.

In preparation for her mastectomy, further imaging confirmed that she also had pancreatic cancer. With a change in plans and course of treatment, the surgeries began. Within a two-week period, she had part of the pancreas removed, a lumpectomy and three positive lymph nodes taken out. Tara is bravely looking ahead with chemotherapy, radiation and a bilateral mastectomy with reconstruction in her future.

When Tara began experiencing discomfort due to seromas, she scheduled an appointment at Select Physical Therapy in Jenks with Physical Therapist Shannon Allison. Shannon, a ReVital Cancer Rehabilitation clinician, had the experience, training and reputation to manage the seromas with compression and lymphatic massages. Additionally, Tara is being treated for bilateral neuropathy, a common side effect of chemotherapy.

Described as an absolute warrior and fighter, Tara is coping, healing and fighting every day. She uses physical therapy to manage the setbacks, heal and come out stronger on the other side of cancer. Shannon and the team are there to guide and support Tara as she works hard to get back to what she loves.

Our Kessler Rehabilitation and ReVital Cancer Rehabilitation team members were honored to attend the Lewis Fund Walk for...
10/24/2025

Our Kessler Rehabilitation and ReVital Cancer Rehabilitation team members were honored to attend the Lewis Fund Walk for Women's Cancer.

We proudly support women in our communities affected by cancer and its side effects, helping them restore function, build strength and regain quality of life.

Physical Therapist and ReVital Program Director Stephanie Kirkpatrick for the Atlanta market and Physical Therapist and ...
10/22/2025

Physical Therapist and ReVital Program Director Stephanie Kirkpatrick for the Atlanta market and Physical Therapist and Market Manager Amy Ridgway for Emory Outpatient Rehabilitation and her daughters, Madison and Elyse, participated in the Winship 5K on October 4.

Over $1.3 million dollars has been raised for cancer research.

It was a privilege for our team to join the Blood Cancer United's Light the Night event in Long Branch, NJ.We're honored...
10/21/2025

It was a privilege for our team to join the Blood Cancer United's Light the Night event in Long Branch, NJ.

We're honored to support our community members living with blood cancer and beyond, helping them rebuild strength, function, bone health and reclaim the activities that matter most.

Our South Lamar center is proudly showing its support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month!
10/17/2025

Our South Lamar center is proudly showing its support for Breast Cancer Awareness Month!

No one wants to hear the words, "you have cancer."Tracy Fronko was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2024 and was quickly ...
10/16/2025

No one wants to hear the words, "you have cancer."

Tracy Fronko was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2024 and was quickly facing a world of fear and uncertainty. She had to schedule appointments, learn about different doctors, attend consultations and plan for treatments like chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, medications and physical therapy. All of this became her new, overwhelming reality. On top of that, she also had to deal with the side effects of these treatments.

Tracy’s side effects led her to see Megan Storm, ReVital Cancer Rehabilitation Program Director and a physical therapist. Tracy had first heard Megan speak at a Project 31 meeting, a breast cancer support group, at Mercy on Memorial. Megan explained how cancer treatments can worsen pelvic floor issues.

“So, I called and got a referral from my surgeon,” she shared. “Made my appointment.”

Megan worked with Tracy to help her return to the activities she loved, while making sure she felt respected and supported. At 63, Tracy had finished half and full marathons, completed triathlons and enjoyed adventures like parasailing, biking and skiing. She wanted to keep living an active life, including helping her neighbors by pulling weeds and walking their dogs. Megan designed a program for Tracy focused on building core and hip strength.

“I love trying any new adventure I can," she stated. “However, my pelvic floor issues limited my ability.”

Thankfully, the plan not only met but exceeded Tracy’s expectations. Being able to do jumping jacks again was a big moment for her. She continues to celebrate small victories and works on her exercises every day. She states she’s feeling great and is looking forward to getting back to everything.

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Mechanicsburg, PA

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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Hello!

ReVital therapists empower those affected by cancer and its treatments to live their best lives.

We support quicker, more complete recoveries from cancer and its treatments with evidence-based physical and occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, and cognitive rehabilitation.

Developed by post-acute care leader Select Medical, ReVital currently serves patients in more than 300 locations across nearly 15 states and continues to grow.

Learn more, including where ReVital cancer rehabilitation services are provided, by visiting our website.