Old Dominion Rehabilitation & Nursing
March is National Social Worker Month, and this year we are excited to celebrate Lamonte Mackey, a dedicated social worker who has been making a significant impact in his community for years. Lamonte’s journey into social work began in 2013 when he graduated from Elizabeth City State University with a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW). […]
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At Old Dominion Rehabilitation and Nursing we take pride in celebrating the hard work and determination of our patients. This month, we proudly recognize Karin Clague as our Shining Diamond, celebrating her incredible journey to knee replacement recovery at Old Dominion. Her dedication and perseverance, combined with expert therapy, have helped her regain mobility and
Old Dominion Rehabilitation and Nursing is excited to launch our Clinical Education Program, marking a key milestone in our history. After just two short years, our facility, staffed by a dedicated team of five full-time employees, is now hosting its first group of clinical students. We’re proud to offer two individuals the chance to apply
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At Old Dominion Rehabilitation and Nursing (ODRN), we are proud to share the inspiring story of Michael Smith, a patient whose determination and hard work have led to incredible progress in his rehabilitation. In just a few short weeks, Michael has made significant strides in his cognitive, social, and physical health, demonstrating the power of
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Mrs. Wilma Thomas arrived at Old Dominion Rehabilitation and Nursing following a complex hospitalization. Her medical history included complications from a pulmonary embolism and an exacerbated malignant neoplasm. Upon evaluation, she presented with hypoxia, weakness, and a dependency on supplemental oxygen. She required assistance for all aspects of daily living, including bed mobility, bathing, dressing,
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At Old Dominion Rehabilitation and Nursing, we take pride in our patients’ successes, and Frances Boettcher is a shining example of determination and resilience. Upon her admission, Ms. Boettcher faced significant challenges; she was bed-bound and required assistance just to sit at the edge of her bed. However, her motivation to regain independence drove her
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What Is a Mitzvah? In Hebrew, the word “mitzvah” signifies a good deed, an act of kindness that uplifts others. We proudly highlight our Mitzvah winner, Steven Lessord, LPN. His dedication and commitment truly embody the spirit of the term. Steven is a key member of our Old Dominion team, and his journey has been
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