Before her injury, Nancy McCutchen lived a fairly active life in a retirement village. She would go for daily walks with her dog and worked part-time. She was completely independent. While taking her dog for a walk one day, Nancy slipped on some ice and fell, suffering an injury.
Mrs. Fender
Mrs. Fender came to Vibra to recover from a double knee replacement. She worked through the pain and is now ready to return home to continue her recovery.
James Evans
James Evans knew something was wrong when he woke up in terrible pain. On his second trip to the hospital, they found a spinal cord abscess and infection. After a month, he came to Vibra where he could work towards his independence.
Mark Fourmentin
After he was struck by a car while crossing the street, Mark Fourmentin required multiple surgeries. He required intensive rehabilitation and was transferred to Vibra to focus on recovery.
Frankie “Dean” Nelson
Dean and his wife like to stay busy but when he contracted COVID-19, all activity stopped. His condition required acute care and intense therapy to get back to better.
Gary Solomon
With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Gary’s life took a turn. He contracted the virus in October, and after seven days of self-quarantining, he saw no improvement.
Brienna Schmidt
When she arrived at Vibra, Brienna was totally dependent on the help of others, and still had her tracheostomy. Throughout her stay, Brienna made great progress until she achieved her ultimate goal of returning home.
Mr. Carlson
When he arrived at Vibra Rehabilitation Hospital of Amarillo, Mr. Carlson faced a significant challenge. “I couldn’t do anything for myself,” he stated.
Nancy McCutchen
Before her injury, Nancy McCutchen lived a fairly active life in a retirement village. She would go for daily walks with her dog and worked part-time. She was completely independent. While taking her dog for a walk one day, Nancy slipped on some ice and fell, suffering an injury.
Mrs. Tacquard
Mr. Tacquard realized that the Vibra staff would push her to get back to better. She is thankful for their support and encouragement throughout her recovery.
Mr. Sugg
Mr. Sugg suffered acute respiratory failure leaving a blank in her memory for about two months. He credits his recovery to the staff at Vibra, for their help with his continued care.