There are many moments in a rehab therapist’s career that reaffirm that they have chosen the perfect career path. An occupational therapist shared one such touching experience from her time…

At RehabVisions we are fortunate to have a talented group of occupational and physical therapy assistants that contribute to the quality care we provide our patients. At a time when…

Telehealth for medical appointments has become commonplace during the pandemic. That is true for therapy as well. However, this may not last as many insurance companies are only allowing telehealth…

RehabVisions works with our facility partners to help educate communities and patients about the value of therapy services—which have been all the more essential this year. With nearly all states…

The ability to adapt to change will continue to be the mantra for all situations when dealing with a health crisis like COVID-19. RehabVisions’ ability to change practice patterns and…

Since March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, we tapped one of our resident RehabVisions experts for information. Jean Herauf is a speech-language pathologist and our area manager in Dickinson, North…

Jean Herauf, SLP, our area manager in Dickinson, North Dakota, thought twice about getting a certification to be a certified brain specialist. “It’s late in my career,” she said, “so…

RehabVisions rehab directors and team leads should be watching this week for some information coming your way. Practitioners representing all of our settings have been meeting in the past few…

Neonatal abstinence syndrome (also called NAS) is a group of conditions caused when a baby withdraws from certain drugs he or she is exposed to in the womb before birth.…

When physical therapist Joel Larmore started RehabVisions in 1983, he built the company around six core values, the first of which is compassion. Years later, we still hold to those…