Dr. Melissa Tinney Featured in Ann Arbor Family Story About Adaptive Sports
Dr. Melissa Tinney and the UMAISE program are featured in this story in the latest issue of Ann Arbor Family .
Dr. Melissa Tinney and the UMAISE program are featured in this story in the latest issue of Ann Arbor Family .
On July 1, Dr. John Danko becomes the Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility medical director for the department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation.
Cancer rehabilitation is a key part to recovery and survivorship for many cancer patients. Dr. Sean Smith, director of cancer rehabilitation talked to the 3Ps of Cancer podcast about the importance after treatment to not only help with maintaining strength but also as a form of pain management.
A specialized approach provides intensive physical and occupational therapy after chemotherapy, right in a patient’s hospital room. One patient explains how the program gave him hope.
In hopes to further the vision of providing adaptive and inclusive sports and recreational experience for our patients, families, and community members, UMAISE hosted an overnight camping event for several of our UMAISE kids and their families.
Ammanath Peethambaran, an orthotist at the U-M Orthotics and Prosthetics Center, headed the team that designed a better helmet 17 years ago and is featured in a campaign for the "This is Michigan" project.
Four years after her stroke, PM&R patient Barbara Wiley works hard to strengthen her mind and body. She shares personal advice based on that journey.
Congratulations to Becky McVey, CTRS and Jamie Mayo, MSE, ATP, RET, in addition to all of the other staff who had a hand in making this first adaptive basketball clinic such a success!
The new pediatric cancer rehabilitation clinic founded by Drs. Cody Andrews and Alecia Daunter was awarded a $9,000 grant from the Lincoln Park Public School Gold Rush Initiative.
Mary Roberts, PT, DPT, NCS, a neurological clinical specialist at the Canton Health Center, worked with patient Lesley Daniels to help her walk for the first time in five years during her son's senior football ceremonies.