Company News and Updates
Understanding Direct Admissions to Rehabilitation Hospitals
Patients in need of intensive rehabilitation to gain strength, mobility, and function, may qualify for direct admission for inpatient…
PAM Health Announces Plans to Build Four New Rehabilitation Hospitals in Four States
National healthcare leader PAM Health announced its plans to build four freestanding, 42-bed physical medicine and rehabilitation hospitals…
A Guide to Understanding and Controlling High Blood Pressure: Managing the Silent Killer
High blood pressure is a relatively common condition that, when left untreated, can result in serious medical complications. Understanding…
Occupational Therapy: Offering Hope in the Pursuit of Independence
When an individual experiences an illness or injury or is diagnosed with a chronic health condition, their abilities to care for themselves…
Nationally Recognized Physician and PAM Health Collaborate on Workers' Compensation Program
PAM Health has enlisted Dr. Lawrence Goren as an official adviser/consultant for their Workers’ Compensation program. Dr. Goren’s clinical…
PAM Health partners with Luna to expand access to in-home, outpatient physical therapy across 22 states
PAM Health has teamed up with Luna, the leading provider of in-home outpatient physical therapy (PT), to expand access to patient services…
Enhancing Recovery: Chronic Kidney Disease and Bedside Dialysis in Hospital Care
Understanding kidney disease and treatment options, including the importance of receiving dialysis when hospitalized.
First Stroke Survivor Begins New Vivistim Paired VNS Therapy at PAM Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Humble
First stroke survivor begins new Vivistim paired VNS Therapy at PAM Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Humble to improve hand and arm…
PAM Health Forms Strategic Alliance with Hall of Fame Health
PAM Health has partnered with Hall of Fame Health to serve its communities of football families and combat veterans. The combination brings…
Five Common Workplace Repetitive Use Injuries
Repeating the same motion over and over can result in an overuse injury and, when left untreated, can continue to worsen. Learn more about…