Rehabilitation Hospital of Athens

08/08/2026

Join us for our next Continuing Education Lecture Series. In this free CEU, you will learn about chronic wound symptoms and care.

Register: ehc.rehab/aug2026ceu

08/06/2026

A stroke can affect more than physical abilities; it can also change your emotions, mood and personality. Understanding why these changes happen and knowing where to find support can make a difference. Learn more about personality changes and how you can adapt to life after a stroke.

If you or your loved ones are experiencing personality changes after stroke, you are not alone. Learn about these changes and how treatment can help.

07/10/2026

The Rehabilitation Hospital of Athens celebrated the Fourth of July with treats for employees, followed by a festive parade through the hospital! Employees participated with themed parade “floats,” while patients lined the hallways, receiving American flags and colorful beads. The celebration concluded with a special appearance from Uncle Sam! 🇺🇸

07/09/2026

As temperatures rise, so does the risk of heat exhaustion and other heat-related illnesses, especially for older adults. Heat exhaustion can develop quickly and symptoms like dizziness, fatigue and confusion should not be ignored.

Explore these practical tips and strategies to help protect your loved ones and reduce the risk of heat-related illness this summer.

Heat exhaustion and other heat-related illness can be dangerous to older adults. Know the risks and understand the signs and symptoms.

06/18/2026

A stroke can be life-changing, affecting mobility, communication and independence. For many survivors, recovery varies depending on the side of the brain affected.

Understand the difference between a right- and left-sided stroke and get tips and strategies to support stroke recovery.

Learn the differences between right- and left sided strokes. Discover what happens after a stroke and how rehabilitation can help.

06/12/2026

Encompass Health hospitals in metro Atlanta, including Rehabilitation Hospital of Atlanta, Rehabilitation Hospital of Henry, Rehabilitation Hospital of Newnan, Rehabilitation Hospital of Cu***ng, Rehabilitation Hospital of Athens and Eastside Rehabilitation Hospital, demonstrated their ongoing commitment to advancing women’s health by sponsoring and participating in the 2026 American Heart Association Go Red for Women Luncheon!

The annual event brings together health care leaders, survivors and advocates to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease and stroke. ❤️

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Atlanta Encompass Health hospitals support the 2026 Go Red for Women luncheon to raise awareness for heart health and cardiovascular disease in women.

06/11/2026

Living with diabetes can be challenging, but creating healthy snacks doesn’t have to be. With the right balance of nutrients, snacks can help manage blood sugar levels while still being satisfying and enjoyable.

Learn how simple, diabetic-friendly snack ideas can support your health goals without sacrificing taste.
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Snacking between meals can help manage your diabetes. Try these diabetic friendly snacks to help control your blood sugar.

06/04/2026

Join us for our next Continuing Education Lecture Series. In this free CEU, you will learn about unlocking recovery potential after a stroke.

Register: https://ehc.rehab/june2026ceu

06/04/2026

Alzheimer’s disease and dementia are often used interchangeably, but they are different. Alzheimer’s is the most common type of dementia in the United States. Understanding the difference between the two and how to spot the early signs of cognitive decline is important.

If you’re noticing subtle changes in a loved one’s behavior, learning these can empower you to take proactive steps and make informed decisions about you or your loved one’s future.

Many times, Alzheimer's and dementia are used interchangable, but there is a difference between the two. Learn about differences.

05/28/2026

After limb loss, receiving the right care is essential to living as independently as possible.

Occupational therapists play a vital role in limb loss recovery by helping individuals relearn everyday activities, adapt to physical changes and build confidence.

Learn how occupational therapy supports limb loss recovery and helps individuals regain independence.

Occupational therapy helps individuals with limb loss adapt daily tasks, improve safety and regain independence after amputation.