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July 2010
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physical therapy

Therapy and rehab

speech and swallowing treatment

rehab aides

Physical Therapist
Physical Therapist Assistant
Occupational Therapist
Occupational Therapy Assistant
Speech Language Pathologist Rehabilitation Aides
Services that focus on your patient needs . . .
Since its beginning in 1997, Integra Rehabilitation has been guided by its core values which enable us to carry out our mission and vision.  
Happy lady in wheelchair  Our primary purpose is to provide quality Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech – Language Pathology services in the communities we serve.  To that end, we offer these therapies throughout hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, home health agencies, assisted living facilities, and school systems.

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This month’s profile is dedicated to Sherry Bell, a certified rehab aide at Gordon Health & Rehabilitation in Calhoun, GA. She has been with the Integra team for almost three years.

Sherry is a Georgia native. She is married and has three sons, one who is four, and two whom are grown. She also has two granddaughters. She enjoys spending time with family, hanging out by the swimming pool, participating in church activities, and shopping. She also enjoys reading and is currently finishing Nora Robert’s Vision in White. She is also pursuing her rehab aide facilitator training certification.

Sherry says that the best part of her job is the wonderful rehab team at Gordon and the fact that her job is never mundane. She describes it as having the best of both worlds, with routine duties that provide stability, and other tasks that make every day different and stimulating. The highlight of her career is interacting with the residents knowing she can make a difference in their lives daily. Her greatest challenge is maintaining a professional, positive, and calm demeanor no matter the situation and to practice courteous, constant, friendly customer service at all times.

As far as what keeps her going, “Being confident that God has given me everything I need to be successful, to prosper, and to live life to the fullest. Also, I know that when I do face challenges, I am ‘more than a conqueror’ in Him.”



 

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