Lexington Regional Rehabilitation Hospital

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from Ernest Health! 🦃🍁 We're grateful for our dedicated team, patients, and community. Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday filled with gratitude and connection. How are you expressing your thanks this year? Share with us below!

11/26/2025

Join us in celebrating our amazing PCT Advancement Achievers! 🎉

Your willingness to grow and commitment to our Guiding Principles makes all the difference. Thank you for all that you do each and every day!

We are honored to support your journey and can't wait to see what you accomplish next.

11/26/2025

Our heartfelt thanks to our community for your ongoing support! 🙏 Your trust inspires us to deliver the best care every day. How has our team made a difference for you or your loved ones? Share your story below!

11/26/2025

At Lexington Regional Rehabilitation, we believe gratitude is essential to well-being! 🧡 Wishing everyone a joyful and grateful Thanksgiving full of laughter and happiness. How do you practice gratitude this season? Share with us!

11/25/2025

Being a loved one’s caregiver takes compassion, dedication, strength, and patience. But as demands get heavy, it’s also important to recognize that you as a caregiver need to take care of yourself as well. This protects not only your physical and emotional well-being, but it allows you to be more fully engaged with your loved one as well.

Here are some ways to stay resilient and healthy while serving as a caregiver:
• Accept help from others and share the workload. This might include letting others run errands, make meals, provide transportation to appointments, or just providing companionship for your loved one.
• Keep up with your own healthy routines such as medical check-ups, sleeping, staying active, and eating well.
• Make space for short breaks, even if it’s a few minutes of quiet, a quick walk, or a conversation with a friend. These quick breaks may help you recharge and reduce the chance of emotional burnout.
• Connect with other caregivers through a support group either online or in person.
• Set realistic expectations and boundaries with yourself and your loved ones. Call in professional help when you need it.

11/21/2025

This Thanksgiving season, we’re especially thankful for the patients and families who have trusted us with their care 🧡🦃

If Lexington Regional Rehabilitation Hospital has been part of your healing journey, we’d be so grateful if you shared your experience in a Google review. Your kind words inspire our team and help others in need of support and care.

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11/14/2025

Big thanks to Lindsay and Muffin the Therapy Horse from Cayce Fire Department for spreading smiles and raising awareness on mental health and medication safety! 🐴❤️ Muffin’s message: "Don't horse around with alcohol, to***co, and drugs... You matter!"

Quick safety tips: Only take meds prescribed for you, store them safely, and dispose of unused or expired medications properly. Talk openly with loved ones about substance use and create a support code word. Remember, mental health matters—reach out, breathe deeply, and stay active. Tomorrow needs you!

11/11/2025

Honoring our heroes this Veterans Day. Thank you to all who have served and sacrificed for our freedom. Your dedication inspires us every day. How are you celebrating and showing gratitude today? Share your gratitude below!

11/10/2025

Pneumonia is a respiratory infection when the air sacs of the lungs become inflamed and may fill with fluid or pus. This can lead cough, fever, chest pain, and shortness of breath.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the pneumococcal (pneumonia-preventing) vaccination is recommended for children younger than 5 years old and adults 50 years or older. The CDC also recommends the vaccine for children and adults who may be at an increased risk for pneumococcal disease, such as those who have immunocompromising or chronic conditions.

Currently, there are four vaccines recommended for protection against pneumococcal disease in the United States. More than 80% of healthy adults who receive the PPSV23 pneumonia vaccine develop protective antibodies usually within 2-3 weeks after the vaccination. In healthy adults, these antibody levels can last for up to 5 years. Overall, the vaccine is estimated to be about 60-70% effective in preventing invasive pneumococcal disease caused by the strains it covers.

If you have questions about the pneumococcal vaccine, consult with your physician.

11/07/2025

Our team is proud to help patients rebuild their strength, confidence, and independence every day! 💪

11/03/2025

Join us in celebrating James Williams, our Supply Coordinator and Guiding Principles Employee of the Month! 🌟 Nominated by Kim Craft, James consistently demonstrates our core values—whether he's providing top-notch patient exits or stepping into any role with a positive, can-do attitude. His dedication truly makes a difference. Share your congratulations below! 👏

11/03/2025

Discover Brenda Hall’s inspiring journey to recovery with Ernest Health. Her story showcases resilience and the power of dedicated care. 💪✨

Seventy-six-year-old Brenda Hall from West Columbia, SC, is a retired human resources professional from Clemson University. In her free time, she enjoys reading, singing, doing crossword puzzles, and staying active in her church community.