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VIEW THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE FROM PHYSICAL THERAPY PRODUCTS HERE. The cerebrovascular accident (CVA), commonly known as a stroke, is now the fourth most common cause
January 18, 2019
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VIEW THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE FROM PHYSICAL THERAPY PRODUCTS HERE. The cerebrovascular accident (CVA), commonly known as a stroke, is now the fourth most common cause
The Recovery Project, a leading provider of progressive, effective neuro rehab therapies that improve the lives and functionality of patients with spinal cord and other
Styes named recipient in the Changemaker Medicine category The Recovery Project, a leading provider of progressive, effective neuro rehab therapies that improve the lives and
Physical therapy provider just the sixth organization in the U.S. to offer this program The Recovery Project, a leading provider of progressive, effective neuro rehab
The Recovery Project’s Polly Swingle visited WXYZ during National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month to discuss some ways to reduce your risk of developing Alzheimer’s. It’s
VIEW THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE FROM REHAB MANAGEMENT HERE. An estimated 116 million Americans experience chronic pain each year. The national cost is $560 to $635
The Recovery Project’s Meghan Malley and Steve Styes visited FOX 2 Detroit to talk about the company’s upcoming “Take Power Over Parkinson’s” event and demonstrate
The Recovery Project, a leading provider of progressive, effective neuro rehab therapies that improve the lives and functionality of patients with spinal cord and other
TO READ THE ORIGINAL ARTICLE FROM PHYSICAL THERAPY PRODUCTS, VISIT THEIR WEBSITE! At a time when people are living longer, generally healthier lives, geriatric therapy
Spinal cord injury and neuro rehab therapy services provider also promotes six internally The Recovery Project, a leading provider of progressive, effective neuro rehab therapies
Partnership positions The Recovery Project as a provider of the MyoPro Orthosis to individuals in metro Detroit and Lansing The Recovery Project, a leading provider
The Recovery Project, an industry leading rehabilitation practice, has launched Rock Steady Boxing, a non-contact boxing class for individuals with Parkinson’s disease, at its Clinton