In The News

In The News: Remarkable Recoveries 

Every patient who comes through our doors has a story. We are honored to share these local media stories highlighting remarkable recoveries, life-changing moments, and the impact rehabilitation can have on individuals, families, and communities.

Clara Ann Whitecrane Returns to Dancing

Restoring what matters most means helping people return to the moments that define who they are. After experiencing a stroke, Clara Ann's goal wasn't simply to walk again—it was to dance again. Through intensive rehabilitation and determination, she returned to preparing for the White River Cheyenne Indian Days Pow Wow.

Steve Carlson's Journey Home After a Stroke in Canada

Making moments matter means ensuring patients receive specialized rehabilitation when they need it most. Steve's story highlights resilience, specialized stroke rehabilitation, and hope.

Karsyn's Mission to Build an Amputee Community

Restoring what matters most often means helping others discover they are not alone. Karsyn continues to support and empower fellow amputees through advocacy and community.

Power, Prosthetics, and Purpose

Making moments matter means helping patients move from recovery to purpose.

Andrew's Journey Inspires Others

Sometimes the most meaningful moments happen when patients use their experiences to lift others up.

From Life-Threatening Infection to New Beginnings

Restoring what matters most means helping patients regain independence and confidence.

Courey Spire's Remarkable Recovery

Making moments matter means celebrating every milestone along the road to recovery.

Kae Roebling's Limb Loss Recovery Journey

Restoring what matters most begins with helping patients regain confidence in their future.

Jasper Half's Spinal Cord Injury Recovery

Making moments matter means helping young people rediscover possibility after life-changing injuries.

Aaron Day Walks Again

Restoring what matters most means helping patients achieve goals that once seemed impossible.

Brain Injury Awareness and Recovery

Making moments matter includes providing support long after the initial injury.

Megan Wilson: Strength Over Fear

Restoring what matters most means helping patients reclaim their future.