At Totally Kids, we celebrate the unique journey of every resident and family, and today we’re excited to highlight another beautiful transition as one of our residents prepares to go home. This milestone is a testament to the hard work, dedication, and love from both the family and our team, who collaborated to provide exceptional care and support.
At Totally Kids, we believe in celebrating every achievement, big or small. Today, we are thrilled to announce that one of our special residents has reached a major milestone – he is officially a walker! With the combined efforts of our staff, he has progressed from taking a few steps to walking several feet and even doing laps around the facility!
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A Triumph at the Live Like Jojo Walk In a world that often demands extraordinary resilience, Marilyn, a remarkable 9-year-old, stands as a shining example of unwavering strength. Her journey is a testament to the human spirit\’s capacity to overcome even the most formidable challenges.
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Daniel is a very joyful 12-year-old boy who was admitted to Totally Kids for acute rehabilitation following surgery to his lower extremities. Since birth, Daniel has undergone a series of surgeries and procedures designed to help him maximize his physical abilities and live a healthier
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Meet Raymond, our first acute rehabilitation patient under the age of 3. On July 11th of this year, Raymond made history when he became the first infant to be admitted into our acute rehabilitation program. Prior to his admission, Totally Kids Rehabilitation Hospital was licensed
Totally Kids is Featured in Emmy® Award Winning Documentary Series Totally Kids Rehabilitation Hospital was featured in season 4, episode 1, of the Emmy® Award winning series Life on the Line. The series was created by Mound City Films, a documentary film team based in
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King, a 5-year-old boy who continuously made other patients and staff at Totally Kids smile, has been discharged and is now home with his family! He may only be 5, but King does not lack charisma or the ability to show kindness towards others. Admission
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In December, we shared a link on our Facebook page of a video filmed on our campus by an NBC affiliate, which featured an update on a very special subacute resident, 5-year old Aiden Inman. The video presented Aiden’s progress and focused on how his
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A few days ago we had a very special visitor stop by Totally Kids to say hello! We met Andrew Castillo when he was a 17 year old high school student who had suffered a traumatic brain injury while playing football. Growing up, Andrew had
Jaxon was born with Congenital Myotonic Dystrophy (Type 1), usually characterized by muscle weakness, prolonged muscle tensing, and complications with breathing. The doctors who first provided him medical care at the hospital where he was born said he would be lucky to live to be
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Our goal every day is to make a difference in the lives of our patients, residents and their families. When we receive letters like the one below from Abigail’s mom, we know we are doing something right. Abigail was a resident in our subacute unit.
Randy is a 9-year-old boy who was admitted to Totally Kids Rehabilitation Hospital for therapy after undergoing surgery on his right leg. From the moment he arrived, Randy displayed a cheerful positive attitude and a level of maturity beyond his years. Although he was initially
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After being hit by a truck and in a coma for close to a month, Nick Tusant inspired us all by meeting each of his therapy goals and being discharged from our acute rehabilitation hospital. He went home to continue his recovery and to being
Rigorous physical rehab is effective! Xander Benton is a sweet and smart 6-year- old boy with Spastic Cerebral Palsy, a condition associated with damage to the motor cortex of the brain, and which makes voluntary movement harder to control and less fluid, or “spastic.” As
