Arlington Regional Rehabilitation Hospital

10/19/2026

For patients recovering from a disabling injury or illness at a medical rehabilitation hospital, medication management is an important part of coordinated care that supports recovery and independence so patients can transition home safely.

Pharmacists are key members of the hospital’s interdisciplinary healthcare team, working alongside physicians, nurses, therapists, and other healthcare professionals to ensure that medications are appropriate, effective, and used safely.

As part of the care team, pharmacists may review medication orders for appropriate drug selection, dosage, potential interactions, allergies, and other safety considerations. Because medications can change during a hospital stay, pharmacists may also compare medication lists, identify discrepancies, and communicate necessary changes to the team. This process, known as medication reconciliation, is an important part of medication safety during transitions of care.

Pharmacists may also monitor patients’ responses to medications, identify potential adverse effects, and make informed medication decisions, which may include adjusting medication regimens to support participation in therapy sessions. As patients prepare for discharge, pharmacists can help explain medications so patients understand how to use them safely and effectively at home.

10/12/2026

Regularly scheduled mammograms are vital for early detection of breast cancer, but understanding your individual risk involves more than screening alone. Evidence shows that breast cancer risk can be influenced by a combination of factors, including age, family history, lifestyle, genetics, and hormonal factors. While some of these risk factors can’t be changed, understanding them can help you make informed decisions about your health.

Key strategies for risk management include:

• Know your family history. Those with certain histories may benefit from genetic counseling, and when appropriate, genetic testing for inherited changes in genes such as BRCA1 and BRCA2.

• Maintain healthy lifestyle habits. Eating a balanced diet, getting regular physical activity, limiting alcohol, maintaining a healthy
weight, and avoiding smoking may help lower breast cancer risk.

• Discuss hormonal factors with your healthcare provider, such as hormone replacement therapy, oral contraceptives, and other hormonal exposures.

• Follow recommended screening guidelines, which may depend on your age, personal and family history, and other risk factors.

• Know what’s normal for you. Be aware of changes in your breasts, such as a new lump, swelling, skin changes, ni**le changes, or unusual discharge. Share concerns with your healthcare provider.

Early detection can improve the chances of finding breast cancer earlier, while risk-reduction strategies can help lower the chance of developing breast cancer. Be sure to talk with your healthcare provider about tailoring screenings and preventive strategies to your individual risk.

09/21/2026

"My experience at Reunion Rehab in Arlington, TX greatly exceeded expectations. Interactions were positive with caring attitudes, and concern for my well-being and improvement. Notable encounters include:
Dr Toaston - for her daily visits that were thorough and allowed time for questions. She made adjustments to medication that I needed and went above and beyond with post-rehab referrals. I truly felt she cared about me.." says Susan on Google

★★★★★ My experience at Reunion Rehab in Arlington, TX greatly exceeded expectations. Interactions were positive with caring attitudes, and concern for my well-being and improvement. Notable encounters include: Dr Toaston - for her daily visits that were thorough and allowed time for questi...

07/24/2026

Today is International Self-Care Day, a reminder that recovery doesn't end when you leave the hospital.

The healthy habits you build during rehabilitation can help you continue making progress at home. Self-care may look different for everyone, but it can include:

-Following your home exercise program
-Taking medications as prescribed
-Staying hydrated and eating nutritious meals
-Prioritizing rest and sleep
-Asking for help when you need it
-Staying connected with family, friends, and support groups

Small, consistent actions can make a meaningful difference in your recovery journey. On International Self-Care Day, take a moment to celebrate the steps you're taking toward a healthier, stronger future.

Helping inpatient rehabilitation patients reach their recovery goals is our sole focus. Learn more: https://reunionrehabhospital.com/

07/22/2026

Summer Safety Series: Did you know that many falls happen during everyday activities at home and outdoors?

Summer brings more time spent gardening, walking, attending events, and enjoying outdoor spaces. However, uneven surfaces, wet pool decks, garden hoses, and improper footwear can all increase the risk of falls.

Taking simple precautions can help you stay safe and active throughout the season. Swipe through for a few fall prevention tips to keep in mind this summer.

07/17/2026

Hearing from our patients and families means the world to us. From compassionate nursing care and dedicated therapists to supportive staff and individualized treatment, these stories remind us why helping patients reach their recovery goals is our sole focus.

Thank you to those who trusted Reunion to be part of their recovery journey and for sharing your experiences with us.

Swipe through to hear what patients and families are saying across our Reunion locations.

07/15/2026

Recovery is a team effort, and families play an important role in the rehabilitation journey. Knowing what questions to ask can help caregivers feel more informed and confident while supporting a loved one through recovery.

Here are 5 important questions families should ask during rehabilitation:

1. What are my loved one’s recovery goals?
2. What progress should we expect and when?
3. What therapies are part of the treatment plan?
4. How can we prepare for discharge home?
5. What support and resources are available for caregivers?

At Reunion, our interdisciplinary team works closely with patients and families to provide education, guidance, and individualized rehabilitation focused on helping patients reach their recovery goals.

🔗 Learn more about our rehabilitation services by visiting our website: https://reunionrehabhospital.com/

07/08/2026

As patients transition home after rehabilitation, finding safe and effective ways to stay active is an important part of continuing recovery.

Swimming is often a great option because it allows the body to move with less impact on the joints while still supporting strength, balance, and endurance. The water provides natural resistance, which can help improve muscle tone and mobility in a controlled and supportive environment.

For many individuals recovering from injury, illness, or surgery, aquatic activity can also feel more comfortable as it reduces pressure on the body while encouraging movement and confidence.

Before beginning any new exercise routine, patients should always consult with their care team to ensure it is safe and appropriate for their recovery plan.

At Reunion, we are committed to supporting patients not only during their stay, but as they continue building strength and independence at home.

Discover how Reunion can assist your recovery. Contact us: https://reunionrehabhospital.com/contact/

07/04/2026

Happy Fourth of July 🇺🇸 Wishing you a safe, joyful, and relaxing Independence Day filled with family, friends, and celebration.

07/02/2026

Recovery doesn't end when you leave the hospital. Our support groups provide a welcoming space to connect with others, share experiences, learn valuable resources, and continue your recovery journey.

Join us this July for our monthly support groups. Whether you're a patient, caregiver, family member, or community member, we invite you to be part of the conversation.

View the calendar below for dates, times, and locations.