Patricia Neal Rehabilitation Center

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Name :

Patricia Neal Rehabilitation Center

Address  :

1901 Clinch Avenue

Town  :

Knoxville

State  :

Tennessee

Country  :

USA

Post Code:

37916

Phone  :

865 541 1446

Web URL  :

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Email  :

yourname@whatever.com
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Facilities

Total Number Of Beds : 73

Description
Opened in 1978 at Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center Patricia Neal Rehabilitation Center is East Tennessees recognized leader in rehabilitating stroke spinal cord and brain injury patients

A CARF accredited 73bed facility Patricia Neal offers a comprehensive team approach to care Physical occupational recreational behavioral medicine and speech language therapists work with physiatrists to develop individual plans of care designed to return patients to a normal lifestyle as quickly as possible In addition rehabilitation nurses collaborate with specialists to teach selfcare techniques and provide education to help patients reach optimal functionality

By exploring our web site youll find out how Patricia Neal is quotrestoring abilities and rebuilding livesquot for hundreds of patients
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