Alderwood Manor
Success Stories
When 67-year-old songwriter Jessie Sills Junior tore his rotator cuff, he chose to do his rehabilitation at Alderwood Manor in Spokane, Washington. When Sills first arrived at the rehab and skilled nursing center on June 15, 2018, he needed moderate assistance with much of his mobility and self-care skills, such as bathing and getting dressed...
Read StorySpokane, Washington, resident Steve Garza really missed drinking coffee after a stroke this spring made it dangerous for him to drink thin liquids. Now, thanks to rehabilitation at Alderwood Manor in Spokane, Garza is enjoying his favorite beverage again...
Cheney, Washington, resident Dorothy Clark needed rehabilitation after developing a pulmonary embolism, a blood clot in the lungs. She came to Alderwood Manor in Spokane, Washington, on March 21, 2018. Physical and occupational therapists worked with her to regain her full independence....
Spokane, Washington, resident Gerald Francis has gone from needing two people to help him get out of bed to walking on his own. Rehabilitation helped get him there. After a hip fracture, Francis came to Alderwood Manor in Spokane on Jan. 17, 2018...
After a heart attack and triple bypass surgery, Spokane, Washington, resident Wanda Fullbright was in need of rehabilitation before she could safely return home. Fullbright chose to do her therapy at Alderwood Manor in Spokane and arrived at the skilled nursing and rehabilitation center on Jan. 25, 2018....
Because of muscle weakness caused by congestive heart failure, Robert Burkhart started out requiring two people to get him to stand up. That was Burkhart's condition when he arrived at Alderwood Manor in Spokane, Washington, on Oct. 16, 2017. Rehabilitation, however, would help him recover his strength and normal abilities....
When Tammy Roberson fractured her left kneecap, she came to Alderwood Manor in Spokane, Washington, for rehabilitation. When she arrived on Sept. 19, 2017, she needed two people to help her get in and out of bed and take care of her daily self-care tasks, like getting dressed, bathing and grooming. She was unable to walk....
Sepsis and an abscess near her hip brought Ida Stiffarm to Alderwood Manor in Spokane, Washington, for rehabilitation on June 9, 2017. Stiffarm was weakened and in pain when she arrived, which affected her ability to move around and care for herself....
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