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Highlights from the recent La Buena Vida potluck, full of community, fun, and lasting memories 💙

Highlights from the recent La Buena Vida potluck, full of community, fun, and lasting memories 💙

In Memory of Dr. V. Reggie Edgerton💙Dr. V. Reggie Edgerton devoted his life to understanding and unlocking the potential of the human nervous system. A true pioneer in spinal cord injury research, his groundbreaking discoveries on neuroplasticity and neuromodulation redefined what was once thought impossible — that the injured spinal cord could recover function and relearn movement.

Even in his later years, Reggie continued to push the field forward through his work at Rancho Research Institute. There, he helped lead ongoing efforts in spinal neuromodulation with activity-dependent plasticity to recover function after paralysis, and he remained engaged in translational work exploring locomotor recovery using transcutaneous electrical spinal cord stimulation.

As a professor and mentor at UCLA, Reggie inspired generations of scientists, engineers, and clinicians to challenge assumptions and pursue solutions with both scientific rigor and human compassion. His collaborative spirit extended far beyond the lab, touching the lives of countless individuals living with paralysis who found new hope through his research.
Reggie combined deep curiosity with boundless empathy. His legacy lives in the science he advanced, the colleagues and students he mentored, and the lives rekindled by his vision of recovery. Those who worked beside him will remember not only his intellect and energy, but his kindness, humility, and unwavering belief in human potential.

Dr. Edgerton’s work continues through the many he inspired — a lasting reminder that perseverance, innovation, and compassion can change what we believe is possible.

In Memory of Dr. V. Reggie Edgerton💙Dr. V. Reggie Edgerton devoted his life to understanding and unlocking the potential of the human nervous system. A true pioneer in spinal cord injury research, his groundbreaking discoveries on neuroplasticity and neuromodulation redefined what was once thought impossible — that the injured spinal cord could recover function and relearn movement.

Even in his later years, Reggie continued to push the field forward through his work at Rancho Research Institute. There, he helped lead ongoing efforts in spinal neuromodulation with activity-dependent plasticity to recover function after paralysis, and he remained engaged in translational work exploring locomotor recovery using transcutaneous electrical spinal cord stimulation.

As a professor and mentor at UCLA, Reggie inspired generations of scientists, engineers, and clinicians to challenge assumptions and pursue solutions with both scientific rigor and human compassion. His collaborative spirit extended far beyond the lab, touching the lives of countless individuals living with paralysis who found new hope through his research.
Reggie combined deep curiosity with boundless empathy. His legacy lives in the science he advanced, the colleagues and students he mentored, and the lives rekindled by his vision of recovery. Those who worked beside him will remember not only his intellect and energy, but his kindness, humility, and unwavering belief in human potential.

Dr. Edgerton’s work continues through the many he inspired — a lasting reminder that perseverance, innovation, and compassion can change what we believe is possible.

La Buena Vida is where healing turns into connection and community! 💙

Virginia Tomala, a long-time attendee, emphasized both health improvement and morale: “My health has improved by nearly 95%… this class has helped me maintain my morale and feel like I am part of a supportive community.”

Through movement, support, and shared experiences, participants are improving their health while rediscovering a sense of belonging. What begins as a class becomes a space people look forward to each week.

Learn more at: https://ranchomemoryclinic.org/programs/la-buena-vida/

La Buena Vida is where healing turns into connection and community! 💙

Virginia Tomala, a long-time attendee, emphasized both health improvement and morale: “My health has improved by nearly 95%… this class has helped me maintain my morale and feel like I am part of a supportive community.”

Through movement, support, and shared experiences, participants are improving their health while rediscovering a sense of belonging. What begins as a class becomes a space people look forward to each week.

Learn more at: https://ranchomemoryclinic.org/programs/la-buena-vida/

From Isolation to Community 💙✨ Healthy aging is not just about staying active, it is about feeling seen, supported, and part of something bigger.

What begins as a wellness class by La Buena Vida quickly becomes something more. A space filled with movement, laughter, shared stories, and meaningful connection.

Learn more about La Buena Vida in our latest blog!

From Isolation to Community 💙✨ Healthy aging is not just about staying active, it is about feeling seen, supported, and part of something bigger.

What begins as a wellness class by La Buena Vida quickly becomes something more. A space filled with movement, laughter, shared stories, and meaningful connection.

Learn more about La Buena Vida in our latest blog!

In honor of Brain Injury Awareness Month, we’re spotlighting a powerful participant quote from our La Buena Vida program 💙

After experiencing two strokes, one of our participants shared how this program became a meaningful part of their healing journey, offering not just support, but renewed confidence, connection, and hope.

This is just one of many stories that reflect the real impact of La Buena Vida!

To learn more, check out our latest blog at ranchoresearch.org/blog

and see how you can help keep accessible wellness programs like this available for older adults in the Latino community.

In honor of Brain Injury Awareness Month, we’re spotlighting a powerful participant quote from our La Buena Vida program 💙

After experiencing two strokes, one of our participants shared how this program became a meaningful part of their healing journey, offering not just support, but renewed confidence, connection, and hope.

This is just one of many stories that reflect the real impact of La Buena Vida!

To learn more, check out our latest blog at ranchoresearch.org/blog

and see how you can help keep accessible wellness programs like this available for older adults in the Latino community.

Wishing everyone a lucky and fun filled holiday! 🍀🌟🌈

Wishing everyone a lucky and fun filled holiday! 🍀🌟🌈

We are excited to invite you to our next national virtual webinar in our “Aging with SCI series” titled Rolling Forward: Aging Well with SCI — Technology, Mobility, and Independence!

As people with spinal cord injury age, staying independent takes planning. Everyday smart technology and the right wheelchair setup can both make a big difference. This webinar will show how using both smart technology and the right mobility equipment can make it easier to stay safe, independent, and comfortable at home as you age.

Register in advance at the link in bio or at the link here: https://miami.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3QNnB9HlRvuO2ucPUR4Bqw

We are excited to invite you to our next national virtual webinar in our “Aging with SCI series” titled Rolling Forward: Aging Well with SCI — Technology, Mobility, and Independence!

As people with spinal cord injury age, staying independent takes planning. Everyday smart technology and the right wheelchair setup can both make a big difference. This webinar will show how using both smart technology and the right mobility equipment can make it easier to stay safe, independent, and comfortable at home as you age.

Register in advance at the link in bio or at the link here: https://miami.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3QNnB9HlRvuO2ucPUR4Bqw

🧠 March Is #NationalBrainInjuryAwarenessMonth! A time to raise awareness about the challenges individuals face after brain injury and to highlight the importance of long-term support, recovery resources, and community connection.

Each year, millions of people in the United States live with the effects of traumatic brain injury, stroke, or other neurological conditions. While medical care plays a critical role in recovery, healing and wellbeing often extend far beyond the hospital or rehabilitation setting. Ongoing support, movement, cognitive engagement, and connection with others can make a meaningful difference in long-term quality of life.

At the Don Knabe Wellness Center, located on the campus of Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center, wellness programs are designed to support individuals at many stages of their health and recovery journey. These programs help participants stay active, maintain cognitive engagement, and build community with others who understand similar experiences.

One of these opportunities is Virtual Brains in Motion (detailed below), a supportive wellness-focused group designed to encourage both movement and mental engagement in a welcoming, accessible environment.

Virtual support groups like these help extend wellness beyond the clinic, offering participants a space to stay engaged and connected from wherever they are.

During Brain Injury Awareness Month, we recognize the strength and resilience of individuals living with brain injury and the communities that support them. Programs like this help ensure that recovery, wellness, and connection continue long after clinical care ends!

🧠 March Is #NationalBrainInjuryAwarenessMonth! A time to raise awareness about the challenges individuals face after brain injury and to highlight the importance of long-term support, recovery resources, and community connection.

Each year, millions of people in the United States live with the effects of traumatic brain injury, stroke, or other neurological conditions. While medical care plays a critical role in recovery, healing and wellbeing often extend far beyond the hospital or rehabilitation setting. Ongoing support, movement, cognitive engagement, and connection with others can make a meaningful difference in long-term quality of life.

At the Don Knabe Wellness Center, located on the campus of Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center, wellness programs are designed to support individuals at many stages of their health and recovery journey. These programs help participants stay active, maintain cognitive engagement, and build community with others who understand similar experiences.

One of these opportunities is Virtual Brains in Motion (detailed below), a supportive wellness-focused group designed to encourage both movement and mental engagement in a welcoming, accessible environment.

Virtual support groups like these help extend wellness beyond the clinic, offering participants a space to stay engaged and connected from wherever they are.

During Brain Injury Awareness Month, we recognize the strength and resilience of individuals living with brain injury and the communities that support them. Programs like this help ensure that recovery, wellness, and connection continue long after clinical care ends!

Through the virtual support groups offered by the Don Knabe Wellness Center, individuals living with spinal cord injury, stroke, acquired brain injury, and others navigating recovery can access connection, peer support, and wellness programming from anywhere.

Swipe to view the current support group schedule or read more about this initiative and the benefits in our latest blog at ranchoresearch.org/blog

Through the virtual support groups offered by the Don Knabe Wellness Center, individuals living with spinal cord injury, stroke, acquired brain injury, and others navigating recovery can access connection, peer support, and wellness programming from anywhere.

Swipe to view the current support group schedule or read more about this initiative and the benefits in our latest blog at ranchoresearch.org/blog

Black History Month Celebration At Rancho Research Institute, Inc. (RRI) ! Grateful for the moments that bring us together and remind us of the importance of honoring history and each other! ❤️

Black History Month Celebration At Rancho Research Institute, Inc. (RRI) ! Grateful for the moments that bring us together and remind us of the importance of honoring history and each other! ❤️

In our latest blog we explore how work rehab bridges the gap between clinical recovery and real-world participation, and how programs like the Rancho Works Café & Gift Shop are helping individuals rebuild skills, identity, and self-worth.

You’ll also read another powerful patient story like Michelle’s highlighting the journey from stroke recovery to competitive employment, a meaningful reminder of what’s possible with the right support, opportunity, and determination.

Work rehabilitation isn’t the end of recovery. It’s a critical step toward dignity, independence, and renewed possibility.

Read the full story now at ranchoresearch.org/blog. 💙

In our latest blog we explore how work rehab bridges the gap between clinical recovery and real-world participation, and how programs like the Rancho Works Café & Gift Shop are helping individuals rebuild skills, identity, and self-worth.

You’ll also read another powerful patient story like Michelle’s highlighting the journey from stroke recovery to competitive employment, a meaningful reminder of what’s possible with the right support, opportunity, and determination.

Work rehabilitation isn’t the end of recovery. It’s a critical step toward dignity, independence, and renewed possibility.

Read the full story now at ranchoresearch.org/blog. 💙

♥️ We’re celebrating National Therapeutic Recreation Month by spotlighting the incredible projects and transformative programs led by Rancho’s Recreational Therapy team!

Discover the programs changing lives in our latest blog, now live at ranchoresearch.org/blog 💫

♥️ We’re celebrating National Therapeutic Recreation Month by spotlighting the incredible projects and transformative programs led by Rancho’s Recreational Therapy team!

Discover the programs changing lives in our latest blog, now live at ranchoresearch.org/blog 💫

In honor of National Therapeutic Recreation Therapy Month, we are spotlighting the incredible Recreational Therapy team at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center and the meaningful work they do every day to support healing beyond physical recovery.

Meet Zoey, one of Rancho’s beloved therapy animals and a proud member of the Recreational Therapy team. This gorgeous bird (and certified Swiftie) helps patients shake off stress, spark joy, and create moments of calm and connection during their rehabilitation journey.

Animal-assisted therapy is just one of the many programs led by Rancho’s Recreational Therapy team that supports emotional well-being, motivation, and overall quality of life for patients. 💙🦜✨

In honor of National Therapeutic Recreation Therapy Month, we are spotlighting the incredible Recreational Therapy team at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center and the meaningful work they do every day to support healing beyond physical recovery.

Meet Zoey, one of Rancho’s beloved therapy animals and a proud member of the Recreational Therapy team. This gorgeous bird (and certified Swiftie) helps patients shake off stress, spark joy, and create moments of calm and connection during their rehabilitation journey.

Animal-assisted therapy is just one of the many programs led by Rancho’s Recreational Therapy team that supports emotional well-being, motivation, and overall quality of life for patients. 💙🦜✨

When people feel supported, movement becomes more than exercise. It becomes a source of joy, connection, and long‑term health. 💙

Check out our latest blog at [ ranchoresearch.org/blog ] to learn about two highly impactful programs making physical activity accessible, impactful, and welcoming to all both in our local community and online.

When people feel supported, movement becomes more than exercise. It becomes a source of joy, connection, and long‑term health. 💙

Check out our latest blog at [ ranchoresearch.org/blog ] to learn about two highly impactful programs making physical activity accessible, impactful, and welcoming to all both in our local community and online.

Check out our latest blog on “The Importance and Benefits of Physical Activity and Exercise for People with Disabilities”, written by our CEO Philip Requejo, PhD!

This article is offers insights on the broader impact of movement, the importance of inclusive fitness centers, and links to in-person and online wellness communities available at Rancho.

Access the blog at www.renchoresearch.org/blog

Check out our latest blog on “The Importance and Benefits of Physical Activity and Exercise for People with Disabilities”, written by our CEO Philip Requejo, PhD!

This article is offers insights on the broader impact of movement, the importance of inclusive fitness centers, and links to in-person and online wellness communities available at Rancho.

Access the blog at www.renchoresearch.org/blog

Yesterday, the Department of Physical Therapy at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center had the privilege of hosting the 21st Annual G. Maureen Rodgers Visions for Physical Therapy Lecture.

This annual lecture serves as a national platform for leaders in physical therapy to challenge our profession to think critically about the future of practice and its evolving role within the 21st-century healthcare system.

We were especially proud to hear from our very own Dr. Lilli Thompson, PT, DPT, NCS Emeritus, who delivered a powerful and timely lecture titled “Meeting the Moment with Moral Clarity: Navigating Challenging Times with Purpose.” Her insights sparked meaningful reflection and rich dialogue among colleagues and students alike.

The G. Maureen Rodgers Lecture continues to inspire thoughtful conversations about our professional responsibilities, ethical leadership, and the future of healthcare. Grateful to everyone who joined us in engaging in this important and energizing discussion!

Yesterday, the Department of Physical Therapy at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center had the privilege of hosting the 21st Annual G. Maureen Rodgers Visions for Physical Therapy Lecture.

This annual lecture serves as a national platform for leaders in physical therapy to challenge our profession to think critically about the future of practice and its evolving role within the 21st-century healthcare system.

We were especially proud to hear from our very own Dr. Lilli Thompson, PT, DPT, NCS Emeritus, who delivered a powerful and timely lecture titled “Meeting the Moment with Moral Clarity: Navigating Challenging Times with Purpose.” Her insights sparked meaningful reflection and rich dialogue among colleagues and students alike.

The G. Maureen Rodgers Lecture continues to inspire thoughtful conversations about our professional responsibilities, ethical leadership, and the future of healthcare. Grateful to everyone who joined us in engaging in this important and energizing discussion!

Today we honor Martin Luther King Jr. and the enduring impact of his work and legacy. The quote shared above is a great reminder of why service, compassion, and community remain at the heart of everything we do. 💙

In observance of the holiday, our office will be closed today as we reflect on Dr. King’s profound commitment to service, justice, and compassion.

Today we honor Martin Luther King Jr. and the enduring impact of his work and legacy. The quote shared above is a great reminder of why service, compassion, and community remain at the heart of everything we do. 💙

In observance of the holiday, our office will be closed today as we reflect on Dr. King’s profound commitment to service, justice, and compassion.

🌟 New Years Message to our community from our CEO Philip Requejo 🌟

🌟 New Years Message to our community from our CEO Philip Requejo 🌟

Wishing everyone a happy new year and happy holiday season!! 💙💫 See you all in the new year with many exciting times ahead!

Wishing everyone a happy new year and happy holiday season!! 💙💫 See you all in the new year with many exciting times ahead!

Grateful for the opportunity to host the 2025 Neurogenic Bladder Research Group (NBRG) Meeting held at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center in California! 🙌🧠

This year’s meeting brought together urologists, rehabilitation physicians, therapists, engineers, researchers, and—critically—patients, all united around a shared goal: advancing care and quality of life for individuals living with neurogenic bladder and neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction
NBRG Program!

The day featured a strong mix of keynotes, panels, and multidisciplinary dialogue, including:
Insightful keynote presentations on extragenital sacral anterior root stimulation, next-generation sacral nerve stimulation, and the future of genitourinary neurorestoration

A point-counterpoint discussion on neurostimulation vs. neuromodulation, highlighting both scientific advances and real-world clinical considerations

Emerging frontiers in neuroimaging (fUSI, fMRI, electrophysiology) and how these tools can inform bladder control and rehabilitation strategies
Innovations in bladder-directed therapies, including engineered botulinum toxins, novel catheter coatings, and vaccine-based approaches to preventing UTIs

Meaningful panels centered on patient priorities and the realities of innovating within a safety-net hospital, bringing together physician, researcher, and patient perspectives!

Grateful for the opportunity to host the 2025 Neurogenic Bladder Research Group (NBRG) Meeting held at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center in California! 🙌🧠

This year’s meeting brought together urologists, rehabilitation physicians, therapists, engineers, researchers, and—critically—patients, all united around a shared goal: advancing care and quality of life for individuals living with neurogenic bladder and neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction
NBRG Program!

The day featured a strong mix of keynotes, panels, and multidisciplinary dialogue, including:
Insightful keynote presentations on extragenital sacral anterior root stimulation, next-generation sacral nerve stimulation, and the future of genitourinary neurorestoration

A point-counterpoint discussion on neurostimulation vs. neuromodulation, highlighting both scientific advances and real-world clinical considerations

Emerging frontiers in neuroimaging (fUSI, fMRI, electrophysiology) and how these tools can inform bladder control and rehabilitation strategies
Innovations in bladder-directed therapies, including engineered botulinum toxins, novel catheter coatings, and vaccine-based approaches to preventing UTIs

Meaningful panels centered on patient priorities and the realities of innovating within a safety-net hospital, bringing together physician, researcher, and patient perspectives!

Congratulations, Maria Flores Rodriguez! 🥳✨
We are so proud to celebrate Maria for successfully graduating from the Rancho Works and Gift Shop Program and securing outside employment! 👏👏✨
This achievement is a powerful example of what’s possible with hard work, dedication, and the right support. This is what the Rancho Works Program does—empowering individuals with skills, confidence, and real opportunities for success beyond our doors.

Way to go, Maria! We can’t wait to see all that you accomplish next! 🩵⭐️

Congratulations, Maria Flores Rodriguez! 🥳✨
We are so proud to celebrate Maria for successfully graduating from the Rancho Works and Gift Shop Program and securing outside employment! 👏👏✨
This achievement is a powerful example of what’s possible with hard work, dedication, and the right support. This is what the Rancho Works Program does—empowering individuals with skills, confidence, and real opportunities for success beyond our doors.

Way to go, Maria! We can’t wait to see all that you accomplish next! 🩵⭐️

Through support from the @honda via the The Honda Foundation, Rancho’s PK Lab is working directly with our adaptive sports athletes to better understand their experiences and find new ways to improve performance, mobility, and access in wheelchair sports! We have an exciting project in the works that documents this journey, but in the meantime we have developed a series that highlights the lived experiences behind the research and the athletes driving it forward.

To kick off this series, we sat down with players at the recent Spinal Cord Injury Games to learn more about their journeys on and off the court.

Meet Albie Gania, one of the standout athletes on the Rancho Juniors Team. Albie started playing basketball in San Diego, then found his way to Rancho when his original team did not have enough junior players. The move gave him the competitive environment and community he had been looking for, and he has been growing as both a player and a leader ever since.

During our interview, we asked Albie what lesson from basketball he carries into everyday life. His answer says everything about his mindset and how he chooses to show up in the world.

“Always put your best wheel forward.”

And then he added something even more powerful.

“How are you going to expect people to see the best in you, if that is not what you are giving them.”

Albie plays with intention, heart, and quiet leadership. His words reflect the attitude that drives him every time he gets on the court. 🏀

More athlete stories coming soon as this series continues!

Through support from the @honda via the The Honda Foundation, Rancho’s PK Lab is working directly with our adaptive sports athletes to better understand their experiences and find new ways to improve performance, mobility, and access in wheelchair sports! We have an exciting project in the works that documents this journey, but in the meantime we have developed a series that highlights the lived experiences behind the research and the athletes driving it forward.

To kick off this series, we sat down with players at the recent Spinal Cord Injury Games to learn more about their journeys on and off the court.

Meet Albie Gania, one of the standout athletes on the Rancho Juniors Team. Albie started playing basketball in San Diego, then found his way to Rancho when his original team did not have enough junior players. The move gave him the competitive environment and community he had been looking for, and he has been growing as both a player and a leader ever since.

During our interview, we asked Albie what lesson from basketball he carries into everyday life. His answer says everything about his mindset and how he chooses to show up in the world.

“Always put your best wheel forward.”

And then he added something even more powerful.

“How are you going to expect people to see the best in you, if that is not what you are giving them.”

Albie plays with intention, heart, and quiet leadership. His words reflect the attitude that drives him every time he gets on the court. 🏀

More athlete stories coming soon as this series continues!

☕️♥️Brew It Forward: 2 Days left to join our Giving Tuesday Challenge!! ✨We need all the help we can get to reach our goal to hit $600 in additional donations for the Rancho Works Café Program between now and Giving Tuesday on December 2nd - to help us hit our $3,000 goal!

Your donation fuels a program that creates real impact every single day. Rancho Works Café Program participants gain real-world job experience, build occupational skills, grow confidence, and prepare for long-term employment, all within a supportive environment rooted in possibility.

🎁 And yes… there’s a prize!
Every donor this month will be entered to win a free sandwich of your choice from the Rancho Works Café!

☕️ Why it matters:
All proceeds go directly to the Rancho Works Café Program, helping individuals gain hands-on training that opens doors to independence, opportunity, and future careers.

🌟 How you can help:
• Give any amount, every dollar helps!
⭐️⭐️Donate at the link in bio!! ⭐️⭐️
• Share this post with friends, family, or coworkers
• Encourage others to brew up opportunity with us

Let’s make this our biggest month of impact yet.
Donate today and help us hit $3,000 by Giving Tuesday!

☕️♥️Brew It Forward: 2 Days left to join our Giving Tuesday Challenge!! ✨We need all the help we can get to reach our goal to hit $600 in additional donations for the Rancho Works Café Program between now and Giving Tuesday on December 2nd - to help us hit our $3,000 goal!

Your donation fuels a program that creates real impact every single day. Rancho Works Café Program participants gain real-world job experience, build occupational skills, grow confidence, and prepare for long-term employment, all within a supportive environment rooted in possibility.

🎁 And yes… there’s a prize!
Every donor this month will be entered to win a free sandwich of your choice from the Rancho Works Café!

☕️ Why it matters:
All proceeds go directly to the Rancho Works Café Program, helping individuals gain hands-on training that opens doors to independence, opportunity, and future careers.

🌟 How you can help:
• Give any amount, every dollar helps!
⭐️⭐️Donate at the link in bio!! ⭐️⭐️
• Share this post with friends, family, or coworkers
• Encourage others to brew up opportunity with us

Let’s make this our biggest month of impact yet.
Donate today and help us hit $3,000 by Giving Tuesday!

What a beautiful day of gratitude at the Rancho Los Amigos Wellness Center! 🌻 Our research participants gathered for the annual La Buena Vida Thanksgiving celebration, enjoying food, friendship, and the joy of coming together as a community.
We’re grateful for every participant who makes this program so meaningful.
Thank you for sharing your smiles, your stories, and your spirit with us. 🧡🍂
#LaBuenaVida #ThanksgivingCelebration #RanchoLosAmigos #CommunityWellness #Gratitude

🌻 Versión en Español
¡Qué día tan hermoso de gratitud en el Centro de Bienestar de Rancho Los Amigos!
Nuestros participantes de investigación se reunieron para la celebración anual de Acción de Gracias del programa La Buena Vida, disfrutando comida, amistad y la alegría de estar juntos como comunidad.
Estamos agradecidos por cada participante que hace que este programa sea tan especial.
Gracias por compartir sus sonrisas, sus historias y su espíritu con nosotros. 🧡🍂
#LaBuenaVida #CelebraciónDeAcciónDeGracias #RanchoLosAmigos #BienestarComunitario #Gratitud

What a beautiful day of gratitude at the Rancho Los Amigos Wellness Center! 🌻 Our research participants gathered for the annual La Buena Vida Thanksgiving celebration, enjoying food, friendship, and the joy of coming together as a community.
We’re grateful for every participant who makes this program so meaningful.
Thank you for sharing your smiles, your stories, and your spirit with us. 🧡🍂
#LaBuenaVida #ThanksgivingCelebration #RanchoLosAmigos #CommunityWellness #Gratitude

🌻 Versión en Español
¡Qué día tan hermoso de gratitud en el Centro de Bienestar de Rancho Los Amigos!
Nuestros participantes de investigación se reunieron para la celebración anual de Acción de Gracias del programa La Buena Vida, disfrutando comida, amistad y la alegría de estar juntos como comunidad.
Estamos agradecidos por cada participante que hace que este programa sea tan especial.
Gracias por compartir sus sonrisas, sus historias y su espíritu con nosotros. 🧡🍂
#LaBuenaVida #CelebraciónDeAcciónDeGracias #RanchoLosAmigos #BienestarComunitario #Gratitud

Swipe to see the costume that got us a big win for the PK Lab! 🏆 We took home first place in this years annual costume contest held by Physical Therapy Department at Rancho Los Amigos!

Here’s to creativity, teamwork, and a little friendly competition! 👻

Swipe to see the costume that got us a big win for the PK Lab! 🏆 We took home first place in this years annual costume contest held by Physical Therapy Department at Rancho Los Amigos!

Here’s to creativity, teamwork, and a little friendly competition! 👻

Great times serving up all the fast food favorites at Rancho’s Halloween this year! 🍔🍟🎃 What theme should we do next year? 😆

Great times serving up all the fast food favorites at Rancho’s Halloween this year! 🍔🍟🎃 What theme should we do next year? 😆

Highlights from our 4th Annual Staff Appreciation Day 🤠! Great staff, great food, great prizes, great fun! Above all, It’s the great staff that make RRI GREAT! 💫🏆

#RanchoResearchInstitute #BestTeamEver #StaffAppreciation

Highlights from our 4th Annual Staff Appreciation Day 🤠! Great staff, great food, great prizes, great fun! Above all, It’s the great staff that make RRI GREAT! 💫🏆

#RanchoResearchInstitute #BestTeamEver #StaffAppreciation

In honor of National Disability Employment Awareness Month The Rancho Works Cafe is thrilled to announce the successful completion of the Rancho Works Program by our newest graduate, Michael Herron!

Mike became paralyzed from a gunshot wound in December 2000 and lost touch with Rancho for many years. In 2020, after being struck by a vehicle, he reconnected with us. Thanks to our outpatient case management team, who consistently followed up and informed him about available services, Mike returned to participate in the Rancho Driving Program with Stephanie Hayes-Jackson and later received Work Rehabilitation services from Denise Ha.

At 49 years old, Mike began working at the Rancho Works Café and Gift Shop in February 2024 — the first job he had ever held! Since then, he has moved into his own apartment and is now living independently.

With the experience he gained at the café, Mike built the confidence to apply for jobs in the community for the very first time. He recently secured a full-time position as a Behavior Intervention Technician with a rehabilitation company that serves children with autism.

We are incredibly proud of Mike and all that he has accomplished. And now, with the addition of our Occupational Therapy Employment Specialists, Behin Behrozi-Tehrani and Wendy Diego, we look forward to sharing even more success stories of Rancho patients finding meaningful employment in the community.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support the Rancho Works Program! To make a donation to support this impac tful program in honor of this month visit the link in bio!

In honor of National Disability Employment Awareness Month The Rancho Works Cafe is thrilled to announce the successful completion of the Rancho Works Program by our newest graduate, Michael Herron!

Mike became paralyzed from a gunshot wound in December 2000 and lost touch with Rancho for many years. In 2020, after being struck by a vehicle, he reconnected with us. Thanks to our outpatient case management team, who consistently followed up and informed him about available services, Mike returned to participate in the Rancho Driving Program with Stephanie Hayes-Jackson and later received Work Rehabilitation services from Denise Ha.

At 49 years old, Mike began working at the Rancho Works Café and Gift Shop in February 2024 — the first job he had ever held! Since then, he has moved into his own apartment and is now living independently.

With the experience he gained at the café, Mike built the confidence to apply for jobs in the community for the very first time. He recently secured a full-time position as a Behavior Intervention Technician with a rehabilitation company that serves children with autism.

We are incredibly proud of Mike and all that he has accomplished. And now, with the addition of our Occupational Therapy Employment Specialists, Behin Behrozi-Tehrani and Wendy Diego, we look forward to sharing even more success stories of Rancho patients finding meaningful employment in the community.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support the Rancho Works Program! To make a donation to support this impac tful program in honor of this month visit the link in bio!

🏅Highlighting the great moments from this year’s Spinal Cord Injury Games! All the athletes brought impressive skill, focus, and competitive energy to every match. Their performance reflected the strength and spirit of the adaptive sports community at Rancho.

Even though the event has wrapped, the momentum continues as we build on the growth of Rancho’s adaptive sports program.

Thanks to the Honda Grant, supported by the @Honda USA Foundation. The Foundation funds programs that remove barriers and expand opportunities for individuals with disabilities, “ensuring that the joy and freedom of mobility can be experienced by all.”

This funding will support a new project where Rancho’s PK Lab will work in coordination with the COACHWELL program to assess player mobility challenges and goals for improving game performance.

From those insights, the team will develop custom assistive devices designed to address real challenges faced by Rancho’s athletes and benefit adaptive sports players across the nation.

We’ll be measuring the impact of these devices and sharing the process and results as the project unfolds, starting with basketball. Stay tuned for updates on how innovation continues to drive performance and accessibility in adaptive sports. 🏀✨

#AdaptiveSports #RanchoRehab #PKLab #InnovationInMotion #HondaGrant #SCICommunity #AdaptiveBasketball #Pickleball #TeamRancho

🏅Highlighting the great moments from this year’s Spinal Cord Injury Games! All the athletes brought impressive skill, focus, and competitive energy to every match. Their performance reflected the strength and spirit of the adaptive sports community at Rancho.

Even though the event has wrapped, the momentum continues as we build on the growth of Rancho’s adaptive sports program.

Thanks to the Honda Grant, supported by the @Honda USA Foundation. The Foundation funds programs that remove barriers and expand opportunities for individuals with disabilities, “ensuring that the joy and freedom of mobility can be experienced by all.”

This funding will support a new project where Rancho’s PK Lab will work in coordination with the COACHWELL program to assess player mobility challenges and goals for improving game performance.

From those insights, the team will develop custom assistive devices designed to address real challenges faced by Rancho’s athletes and benefit adaptive sports players across the nation.

We’ll be measuring the impact of these devices and sharing the process and results as the project unfolds, starting with basketball. Stay tuned for updates on how innovation continues to drive performance and accessibility in adaptive sports. 🏀✨

#AdaptiveSports #RanchoRehab #PKLab #InnovationInMotion #HondaGrant #SCICommunity #AdaptiveBasketball #Pickleball #TeamRancho

Congratulations to Felipe Estrada on receiving his National Award for Outstanding Contributions to Violence Prevention and Intervention! 🎉🎉🎉

This prestigious recognition celebrates his exceptional commitment to advancing community violence intervention and healing.

“We are thrilled to present this award to Felipe Estrada, whose work has been transformative for the county of Los Angeles and exemplifies the innovation, resilience, and impact that define community violence intervention nationwide,” said [Andrea Martemus-Peters, Senior Manager, Communities of Practice].

For Empowering the Frontline Award: The Empowering the Frontline Award celebrates new and rising frontline violence intervention workers who have demonstrated outstanding commitment and promise to the field of violence prevention and intervention work. This award honors three recipients who represent the future of this critical work. Winners receive a financial and physical reward, and next year’s Empowering the Frontline Award will be named after them.

Congratulations to Felipe Estrada on receiving his National Award for Outstanding Contributions to Violence Prevention and Intervention! 🎉🎉🎉

This prestigious recognition celebrates his exceptional commitment to advancing community violence intervention and healing.

“We are thrilled to present this award to Felipe Estrada, whose work has been transformative for the county of Los Angeles and exemplifies the innovation, resilience, and impact that define community violence intervention nationwide,” said [Andrea Martemus-Peters, Senior Manager, Communities of Practice].

For Empowering the Frontline Award: The Empowering the Frontline Award celebrates new and rising frontline violence intervention workers who have demonstrated outstanding commitment and promise to the field of violence prevention and intervention work. This award honors three recipients who represent the future of this critical work. Winners receive a financial and physical reward, and next year’s Empowering the Frontline Award will be named after them.

✨ Exciting announcement! ✨ Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center has officially achieved our first-ever Magnet® designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center ! 🎉

This prestigious recognition is awarded to fewer than 10% of hospitals nationwide and honors the excellence, compassion, and dedication our teams bring to patients every single day. As part of this designation, we received 8 Exemplars highlighting best practices where Rancho nurses went above and beyond national standards!

From patient safety to exceptional care experiences, this milestone reflects the incredible work of our nurses, clinical teams, support staff, and leadership. 💙

Read the full details and join us in celebrating this achievement in our latest blog!

✨ Exciting announcement! ✨ Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center has officially achieved our first-ever Magnet® designation from the American Nurses Credentialing Center ! 🎉

This prestigious recognition is awarded to fewer than 10% of hospitals nationwide and honors the excellence, compassion, and dedication our teams bring to patients every single day. As part of this designation, we received 8 Exemplars highlighting best practices where Rancho nurses went above and beyond national standards!

From patient safety to exceptional care experiences, this milestone reflects the incredible work of our nurses, clinical teams, support staff, and leadership. 💙

Read the full details and join us in celebrating this achievement in our latest blog!

🎉 Join us this Saturday for a Day of Action at the Annual Spinal Injury Games!

Get ready for a full day of sports, fun, and community! From basketball and tennis to rock climbing, pickleball, and even a kiddie corner for families! 💪♿🎾

✅ Free for all participants
✅ Register online to snag your free shirt
✅ Experience adaptive sports, fun, and community!

📍 7601 Imperial Hwy, Downey, CA
📅 This Saturday, starting at 10am - don’t miss out!

🔗 Register now at: https://ranchofoundation.org/SIG/

Let’s make this year’s Spinal Injury Games unforgettable, see you there! 🙌

🎉 Join us this Saturday for a Day of Action at the Annual Spinal Injury Games!

Get ready for a full day of sports, fun, and community! From basketball and tennis to rock climbing, pickleball, and even a kiddie corner for families! 💪♿🎾

✅ Free for all participants
✅ Register online to snag your free shirt
✅ Experience adaptive sports, fun, and community!

📍 7601 Imperial Hwy, Downey, CA
📅 This Saturday, starting at 10am - don’t miss out!

🔗 Register now at: https://ranchofoundation.org/SIG/

Let’s make this year’s Spinal Injury Games unforgettable, see you there! 🙌

🎂 🌟 Today we celebrate the birthday of a true legend, Sara Mulroy 🌟 (and how fitting that her birthday falls during #SpinalCordInjuryAwarenessMonth !)
Sara dedicated her life to advancing Spinal Cord Injury research at the Rancho Pathokinesiology Lab and dedicated her work to improving the lives of people with disabilities everywhere!

Her groundbreaking work reshaped how clinicians, researchers and advocates think about rehabilitation, and her mentorship sparked a movement of innovation and compassion that continues today.

As we celebrate her birthday, we also celebrate the powerful legacy she built: one that keeps pushing boundaries, inspiring progress and making life better for people with SCI every single day. ❤️

#SaraMulroy #SpinalCordInjury #RanchoPKLab #SCIawarenessMonth

🎂 🌟 Today we celebrate the birthday of a true legend, Sara Mulroy 🌟 (and how fitting that her birthday falls during #SpinalCordInjuryAwarenessMonth !)
Sara dedicated her life to advancing Spinal Cord Injury research at the Rancho Pathokinesiology Lab and dedicated her work to improving the lives of people with disabilities everywhere!

Her groundbreaking work reshaped how clinicians, researchers and advocates think about rehabilitation, and her mentorship sparked a movement of innovation and compassion that continues today.

As we celebrate her birthday, we also celebrate the powerful legacy she built: one that keeps pushing boundaries, inspiring progress and making life better for people with SCI every single day. ❤️

#SaraMulroy #SpinalCordInjury #RanchoPKLab #SCIawarenessMonth

Living with a spinal cord injury (SCI) means adapting in many ways, and maintaining healthy skin is a crucial part of that journey. This infographic, created by @msktc_insights , highlights key tips for protecting skin health with SCI. Like and share to help spread awareness for #spinalcordinjuryawarenessmonth

Living with a spinal cord injury (SCI) means adapting in many ways, and maintaining healthy skin is a crucial part of that journey. This infographic, created by @msktc_insights , highlights key tips for protecting skin health with SCI. Like and share to help spread awareness for #spinalcordinjuryawarenessmonth

🌍 September 5th is World Spinal Cord Injury Day!

This year’s theme is Fall Prevention, serving as a reminder of how important it is to reduce one of the most critical yet preventable risks for people living with spinal cord injuries.

We invite you to be part of the conversation:
💬 Share your insights or stories in the comments
❤️ Like or 🔄 share this post to help raise awareness
🙌 Join us in supporting safer, healthier lives for the SCI community

#spinalcordinjuryawareness #spinalcordinjuryawarenessmonth #sci

🌍 September 5th is World Spinal Cord Injury Day!

This year’s theme is Fall Prevention, serving as a reminder of how important it is to reduce one of the most critical yet preventable risks for people living with spinal cord injuries.

We invite you to be part of the conversation:
💬 Share your insights or stories in the comments
❤️ Like or 🔄 share this post to help raise awareness
🙌 Join us in supporting safer, healthier lives for the SCI community

#spinalcordinjuryawareness #spinalcordinjuryawarenessmonth #sci

📢 All month long, in honor of the Sara Mulroy Endowment, we will be sharing highlights from the 2025 Sara Mulroy Symposium. Each post will feature insightful takeaways on aging with spinal cord injury!

Our first post in the series spotlights this year’s kickoff keynote speaker, Dr. Susan Charlifue, PhD, FISCoS, FASIA, FACRM. In her keynote, she explored what it means to age with an SCI and shared practical strategies, inspiring patient stories, and groundbreaking research.

Her reminder: “aging isn’t a dirty word.”

Read more about Dr. Charlifue’s keynote in our latest blog at ranchoresearch.org !

📢 All month long, in honor of the Sara Mulroy Endowment, we will be sharing highlights from the 2025 Sara Mulroy Symposium. Each post will feature insightful takeaways on aging with spinal cord injury!

Our first post in the series spotlights this year’s kickoff keynote speaker, Dr. Susan Charlifue, PhD, FISCoS, FASIA, FACRM. In her keynote, she explored what it means to age with an SCI and shared practical strategies, inspiring patient stories, and groundbreaking research.

Her reminder: “aging isn’t a dirty word.”

Read more about Dr. Charlifue’s keynote in our latest blog at ranchoresearch.org !

🚨 We’re looking for participants to come and join our latest Respiratory Health Study! Help spread the word or inquire to join based on the details below! 😊 🫁

📌 Purpose:
Determine how breathing exercises can help people with spinal cord injuries breathe better and feel better.

📋 Criteria:
Have you had a spinal cord injury for at least 1 year?
Do you use a wheelchair for more than 50% of the time?

🕒 Commitment:
1–2 in-person visits per week for 12 weeks (90 minute visits)

👤 Principal Investigator: Angella Gardener, PTA

📍 Location: Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center
7601 Imperial Hwy, Downey, CA 90242

📞 Call the Pathokinesiology Lab: 562-385-7177
☎ TTY / TDD Number: (562) 385-8450

♿ To request reasonable accommodation, please contact the ADA Coordinator’s office at (562) 385-7428 or email lawong@dhs.lacounty.gov at least 5 days in advance.

#RanchoResearch #RespiratoryHealth #ClinicalResearch #BreatheEasy #RanchoLosAmigos #ResearchStudy

🚨 We’re looking for participants to come and join our latest Respiratory Health Study! Help spread the word or inquire to join based on the details below! 😊 🫁

📌 Purpose:
Determine how breathing exercises can help people with spinal cord injuries breathe better and feel better.

📋 Criteria:
Have you had a spinal cord injury for at least 1 year?
Do you use a wheelchair for more than 50% of the time?

🕒 Commitment:
1–2 in-person visits per week for 12 weeks (90 minute visits)

👤 Principal Investigator: Angella Gardener, PTA

📍 Location: Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center
7601 Imperial Hwy, Downey, CA 90242

📞 Call the Pathokinesiology Lab: 562-385-7177
☎ TTY / TDD Number: (562) 385-8450

♿ To request reasonable accommodation, please contact the ADA Coordinator’s office at (562) 385-7428 or email lawong@dhs.lacounty.gov at least 5 days in advance.

#RanchoResearch #RespiratoryHealth #ClinicalResearch #BreatheEasy #RanchoLosAmigos #ResearchStudy

Last Friday, we came together to celebrate the extraordinary life and legacy of Dr. JoAnne K. Gronley, PT, DPT — a teacher, mentor, colleague, and friend whose influence continues to shape our community.

Throughout her remarkable career, Jo embodied excellence in clinical care, research, and mentorship. Her contributions to rehabilitation science, biomechanics, and education left an indelible mark on our field. But beyond her professional accomplishments, Jo will be remembered for her humanity — her generosity, fierce intellect, kindness, and unwavering dedication to those around her. ❤️❤️❤️

The celebration of her life reminded us not only of her immense professional impact but also of the warmth and mentorship she shared so freely. From groundbreaking research to shaping generations of clinicians and researchers, Jo truly lived a life of service and passion.

Her legacy lives on in the science she advanced, the people she mentored, and the friendships she nurtured. We were honored to gather in her memory and grateful for the many who joined us to celebrate a life so well lived.

Last Friday, we came together to celebrate the extraordinary life and legacy of Dr. JoAnne K. Gronley, PT, DPT — a teacher, mentor, colleague, and friend whose influence continues to shape our community.

Throughout her remarkable career, Jo embodied excellence in clinical care, research, and mentorship. Her contributions to rehabilitation science, biomechanics, and education left an indelible mark on our field. But beyond her professional accomplishments, Jo will be remembered for her humanity — her generosity, fierce intellect, kindness, and unwavering dedication to those around her. ❤️❤️❤️

The celebration of her life reminded us not only of her immense professional impact but also of the warmth and mentorship she shared so freely. From groundbreaking research to shaping generations of clinicians and researchers, Jo truly lived a life of service and passion.

Her legacy lives on in the science she advanced, the people she mentored, and the friendships she nurtured. We were honored to gather in her memory and grateful for the many who joined us to celebrate a life so well lived.

A heartfelt congratulations to Marielena’s growing family and Madeline becoming big sister!!! Hooray to the Clinical Trials team!!! 🎉🎉🎉

A heartfelt congratulations to Marielena’s growing family and Madeline becoming big sister!!! Hooray to the Clinical Trials team!!! 🎉🎉🎉

🥳 Birthday Celebration at the PK Lab for @philrequejo today! 🎉🥳 #worldsbestboss !

🥳 Birthday Celebration at the PK Lab for @philrequejo today! 🎉🥳 #worldsbestboss !

📢 Exciting update! Our Orthotics & Prosthetics Clinic 🦾 has officially moved into Building 100 on the Rancho campus! Same expert care, same dedicated team but now in a new space built for even better mobility support!

#Orthotics #Prosthetics #RanchoResearch

📢 Exciting update! Our Orthotics & Prosthetics Clinic 🦾 has officially moved into Building 100 on the Rancho campus! Same expert care, same dedicated team but now in a new space built for even better mobility support!

#Orthotics #Prosthetics #RanchoResearch

Craving something new and delicious? Swing by the Rancho Works Café and treat yourself to the NEW “Casi” Cubano sandwich, a flavorful twist on a classic you won’t want to miss!

Rancho Works Café: Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Come hungry, leave happy! And remember, every bite supports our mission of Changing Lives, One Job at a Time!

Thank you for your continued support!

Craving something new and delicious? Swing by the Rancho Works Café and treat yourself to the NEW “Casi” Cubano sandwich, a flavorful twist on a classic you won’t want to miss!

Rancho Works Café: Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Come hungry, leave happy! And remember, every bite supports our mission of Changing Lives, One Job at a Time!

Thank you for your continued support!

Spotlighting @pedsepilepsysurgeryalliance latest post highlighting a collaboration we did that had a truly remarkable impact! Read their caption below to learn about our work together and be sure to visit their page to check out the incredible work they are doing to improve lives daily!

Original caption: Flashback to Robocamp 2015, one of our important research collaborations with @RanchoResearch where we asked - can intensive physical therapy years after hemispherectomy improve a child’s gait?
The answer is YES!

Today, this published research helps families access intensive therapy programs across the country.

Spotlighting @pedsepilepsysurgeryalliance latest post highlighting a collaboration we did that had a truly remarkable impact! Read their caption below to learn about our work together and be sure to visit their page to check out the incredible work they are doing to improve lives daily!

Original caption: Flashback to Robocamp 2015, one of our important research collaborations with @RanchoResearch where we asked - can intensive physical therapy years after hemispherectomy improve a child’s gait?
The answer is YES!

Today, this published research helps families access intensive therapy programs across the country.

📣 Big News! Our Clinical Trial Services are officially live at Rancho! (Swipe for a preview of the new web page 😊)

✨ Our latest blog breaks down what we offer, how it supports our mission, and links to explore the new page!

👀 Plus, there’s a direct link to explore open clinical trials that are currently recruiting participants!

🔗 Head to the link in bio to check it out!

📣 Big News! Our Clinical Trial Services are officially live at Rancho! (Swipe for a preview of the new web page 😊)

✨ Our latest blog breaks down what we offer, how it supports our mission, and links to explore the new page!

👀 Plus, there’s a direct link to explore open clinical trials that are currently recruiting participants!

🔗 Head to the link in bio to check it out!

Join us today at noon in the Outpatient Building , in room number 1084 at RRI for our Juneteenth event and celebrate the occasion through stories, community, and cookies 🍪! We hope to see you there!

#juneteenthcelebration #ranchoresearchinstitute

Join us today at noon in the Outpatient Building , in room number 1084 at RRI for our Juneteenth event and celebrate the occasion through stories, community, and cookies 🍪! We hope to see you there!

#juneteenthcelebration #ranchoresearchinstitute

Congratulations to Angella Gardener for receiving the Craig H. Nielsen Foundation Allied Health Professional Research Award from @asia_sci ! We are so proud of your dedication to advancing clinically important research in SCI! ⭐️

#ASIA2025_Scottsdale
#ASIAspinal2025
#ASIA_SCI

Congratulations to Angella Gardener for receiving the Craig H. Nielsen Foundation Allied Health Professional Research Award from @asia_sci ! We are so proud of your dedication to advancing clinically important research in SCI! ⭐️

#ASIA2025_Scottsdale
#ASIAspinal2025
#ASIA_SCI

✨Learn more about our mission and discover ways to support the programs that help us achieve this at www.ranchoresearch.org (link in bio!)

#ranchoresearchinstitute #rri #ranchopklab #ranchoworkscafeandgiftshop

✨Learn more about our mission and discover ways to support the programs that help us achieve this at www.ranchoresearch.org (link in bio!)

#ranchoresearchinstitute #rri #ranchopklab #ranchoworkscafeandgiftshop

Celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month with us! 🌸✨

Join us today for our Rancho Day Market, happening now until 2:00 PM at Don Knabe Plaza - enjoy cultural performances, delicious treats, local vendors, and wellness booths.

Can’t make it today? Catch our Origami Mini Workshop & Wu-Shu Demo this Thursday, May 22, from 12:00–1:00 PM in the OPB Auditorium

Swipe to see the flyer for full details on Thursday’s event!

Celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month with us! 🌸✨

Join us today for our Rancho Day Market, happening now until 2:00 PM at Don Knabe Plaza - enjoy cultural performances, delicious treats, local vendors, and wellness booths.

Can’t make it today? Catch our Origami Mini Workshop & Wu-Shu Demo this Thursday, May 22, from 12:00–1:00 PM in the OPB Auditorium

Swipe to see the flyer for full details on Thursday’s event!

Thank you @ranchorehab for organizing such a great event for Rancho Hospital Week! It was a pleasure celebrating all the employees who make our mission possible. Loved seeing the creativity for each daily theme and all the fun that came with it! 😊🥳

#employeeappreciation #ranchorehab #ranchocommunity

Thank you @ranchorehab for organizing such a great event for Rancho Hospital Week! It was a pleasure celebrating all the employees who make our mission possible. Loved seeing the creativity for each daily theme and all the fun that came with it! 😊🥳

#employeeappreciation #ranchorehab #ranchocommunity

Proud join in celebrating National Speech Language Hearing Month, which provides an opportunity to raise awareness about speech pathology + audiology disorders and the role of speech pathologists and audiologists providing life-altering treatment.

This year’s observance is particularly special as 2025 marks ASHA’s (American Speech-Language Hearing Association’s) Centennial. Like and share to spread awareness for an incredible cause!

Visit www.asha100.org for more information 😊

#nslhm #NationalSpeechLanguageHearingMonth

Proud join in celebrating National Speech Language Hearing Month, which provides an opportunity to raise awareness about speech pathology + audiology disorders and the role of speech pathologists and audiologists providing life-altering treatment.

This year’s observance is particularly special as 2025 marks ASHA’s (American Speech-Language Hearing Association’s) Centennial. Like and share to spread awareness for an incredible cause!

Visit www.asha100.org for more information 😊

#nslhm #NationalSpeechLanguageHearingMonth

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