09/25/2026
Alex sustained a traumatic brain injury from a high-speed motorcycle collision.
AT ADMISSION: In addition, Alex suffered hemorrhages, fractures, and respiratory failure. He experienced confusion, vertigo, memory loss, swallowing difficulty, and severe deconditioning.
TREATMENT AT KINDRED: At Kindred Hospital Paramount and Kindred Hospital Paramount’s Acute Rehabilitation Unit, Alex underwent physical, occupational, and speech therapy to address self care, mobility, cognition, and swallowing. Initially unable to stand, he improved steadily. Alex became independent in feeding, dressing, and oral hygiene and could walk over 50 feet with a walker. He was upgraded to a regular diet. His cognition improved with speech therapy, and he frequently joked with the staff.
OUTCOME: After 14 days, Alex went home with home health services. “Thank you for everything. You really helped me get back to my family!”
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