Christina Tate lived an active, independent life in Selma, California. But after needing back surgery, even simple daily tasks became challenging.
Knowing she needed additional support before returning home, Christina came to San Joaquin Valley Rehabilitation Hospital.
Veronica Andrade was no stranger to medical challenges, having undergone several spinal and brain surgeries in the past. But this time was different—her latest surgery left her facing a recovery unlike any she had experienced before. For the first time, she required intensive rehabilitation.
Teah Bautista lives a very active life, working for Amazon, studying criminology, and creating art in her spare time, including painting. But one day at work, everything changed rapidly. In the middle of her shift, Teah began to feel off-balance, overheated, and “all around bad.” She went home, thinking she had a cold or the flu.
Alfredic was diagnosed with neurosarcoidosis, an incurable disease of the central nervous system. Though chronic, his condition could be improved with rehabilitation and a proper plan of care.
After a few days, Lydia’s altered mental status worsened. Lydia underwent extensive tests and scans. This round of tests resulted in a conclusive diagnosis. Lydia had a right frontal brain mass.
Don lived a life of purpose, rich with family and friends. Then, he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. “Although this was difficult news, I accepted it, learned as much as I could, and never let it stop me,” said Don.
