A recent heart attack led William Patterson back to Vibra Rehabilitation Hospital of Amarillo. Before the heart attack, William lived at home and got around fairly well. William was at home when he had the heart attack and was admitted to a local hospital for treatment. His doctors recommended inpatient rehabilitation.
Prior to his stroke, Dean Newton lived independently and worked full-time for the City of Amarillo. Dean’s stroke occurred four days after undergoing a coronary artery bypass and aortic repair.
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A sudden intestinal infection landed George in the hospital. After surgery, George transferred to Vibra Rehabilitation Hospital of Amarillo for recovery. He had a great stay, then discharged to a skilled nursing facility for further recovery before returning home.
Cynthia Dodgen worked a full-time job and was an active member of the Amarillo community before being involved in a motor vehicle accident that left her with debilitating injuries.
Visiting his daughter in Oklahoma one day, Randy began feeling weak. A few days passed, and Randy only felt worse, so his wife took him to the emergency room in Amarillo. He tested positive for COVID-19 and was admitted to the ICU. Before long, Randy required a ventilator and spent 11 days breathing with its assistance.
William Patterson
A recent heart attack led William Patterson back to Vibra Rehabilitation Hospital of Amarillo. Before the heart attack, William lived at home and got around fairly well. William was at home when he had the heart attack and was admitted to a local hospital for treatment. His doctors recommended inpatient rehabilitation.
Dean Newton
Prior to his stroke, Dean Newton lived independently and worked full-time for the City of Amarillo. Dean’s stroke occurred four days after undergoing a coronary artery bypass and aortic repair.
George Parr
A sudden intestinal infection landed George in the hospital. After surgery, George transferred to Vibra Rehabilitation Hospital of Amarillo for recovery. He had a great stay, then discharged to a skilled nursing facility for further recovery before returning home.
Cynthia Dodgen
Cynthia Dodgen worked a full-time job and was an active member of the Amarillo community before being involved in a motor vehicle accident that left her with debilitating injuries.
James Turner
James Turner owns his own business, where he worked full-time before his COVID-19 diagnosis. But unfortunately, COVID took its toll on James.
Randy Tindall
Visiting his daughter in Oklahoma one day, Randy began feeling weak. A few days passed, and Randy only felt worse, so his wife took him to the emergency room in Amarillo. He tested positive for COVID-19 and was admitted to the ICU. Before long, Randy required a ventilator and spent 11 days breathing with its assistance.