Sharon Damron, of Pikeville, was left unable to walk after a serious illness nearly ended her life last Christmas. She made a miraculous recovery thanks to the Pikeville Medical Center (PMC) Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital. Damron was transferred to the PMC inpatient rehab floor for physical therapy and to regain her mobility, after being treated at
Pikeville Medical Center (PMC) is in need of licensed physical therapists to join the impressive rehabilitation team. Both the inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation departments are seeing more patients each year, creating a need for qualified physical therapists. The rehabilitation department has so much to offer a potential applicant. The Inpatient Rehabilitation Hospital and Outpatient Rehab
The Outpatient Rehabilitation Department at Pikeville Medical Center (PMC) recently installed a specialized piece of equipment designed to test and treat balance, mobility and vestibular (dizziness and vertigo) deficits in patients. Balance disorders are serious health concerns impacting many people. Patients at PMC with balance, mobility and dizziness problems can now be tested on the
Tami Sloan, 50 of Wheelwright, is a true success story of both inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation at Pikeville Medical Center (PMC). She was brought to Pikeville Medical Center exhibiting symptoms of a stroke in January of this year. Unfortunately, for her, PMC was the third hospital she and her husband, William, had visited for care.
