University Post Acute Rehab

04/27/2022

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04/22/2022

Engaging in relaxing pastimes can be a great source of help for struggling patients. Visit this link for ideas on low-stress pastimes for skilled nursing patients.

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04/20/2022

April is Occupational Therapy Month! We're grateful for the occupational therapists who work hard to care for our patients.
Leave a comment below to show your gratitude for an amazing occupational therapist in your life.

04/12/2022

Did you know that eating certain foods can speed up the healing process? Follow this link to learn recovery-specific tips for healthy eating. https://fal.cn/3nJzw

01/01/2020

University Post Acute Rehab would like to wish you the happiest New Year possible! Thank you for being such a wonderful part of our journey, and allowing us to be a part of yours. Here is to 2020, a new year, a new decade, a new chance!

12/18/2019

Our 2019 University Christmas Party is taking off!

12/10/2019

Our amazing Josie always does the most beautiful decorating for Christmas here at University!

11/11/2019

A huge thank you to all of our Veterans for all of their sacrifice and commitment to our country! We are the land of the free, because of the brave. We honor you and your families on this Veterans Day!

11/08/2019

Congratulations on graduating your therapy program Mr. Jones!

University was absolutely blessed to rehabilitate the artistic and brilliant Mr. Jones for the past few weeks! After surgery with the amazing Dr. Zachary Lum at Ucdmc, we had the incredible task of assisting him in rehabilitation. Getting to know him and his passions was such an honor, and we all look forward to seeing his art in book form, as he has stated he plans to publish it soon. Mr. Jones was kind enough to give a brief summary of his time here at University and for that we are grateful!

What was your favorite part of your stay here at University Post Acute?

“The quality of care. The therapists and CNAs. I think they are quite professional and they school you in training your habits. They are looking at opportunities to develop the strengths that you need to know and they actually listen and ask questions.”

What can you tell us about your experience with therapy?

“The therapists really see what extent you can push yourself to. I believe you need therapists to talk you through what's going on and how your body needs to regain its mobility. You need some guidance.”

What are you most excited to get back to now that you have completed therapy?

“Artwork. I will be doing some writing and working on my photography as well. I draw about 20 sketches a day.”

Any recommendations you would have for patients out there looking to get rehabilitation?

“You guys are definitely set up well. The tight relationship you have with the hospitals and surgeons is ideal. You always have access to your surgical team and the people you need. I appreciate that here, you are evaluated independent of what's just written on a piece of paper. I do have to say Amy was so professional. She has skill and really knows what she is doing with wound care.”

Mr. Jones is excited to get back to his awesome life, but has said that he will visit in the future. Thank you Mr. Jones for allowing us the opportunity to care for you in your rehabilitation journey!

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11/08/2019

Wow! So excited to see reviews like this popping up on our yelp page. Definitely feels good to see our staff being appreciated for all of the hard work they do. Keep it up UPAR, let's go!

This place is hands down amazing!! From the moment we toured, our family felt welcomed. They answered all our questions and put all of our fears at ease. The CNAs...

10/31/2019

And that's a wrap on Halloween here at UPAR!

10/31/2019

The spirit of Halloween has officially hit University Post Acute!!! 🕸⚰️🧹