Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation's 49th North Texas outpatient clinic is located in a remodeled building at 222 E. Colorado Blvd., at the intersection of Colorado and Zang boulevards.
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The new Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation outpatient clinic in Kessler Park opens Monday, Nov. 17.
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On Monday, June 9, Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation opened a new outpatient center in Weatherford. The facility, located at 2035 Fort Worth Highway, Suite 300, offers specialized physical therapy services to patients with orthopedic and sports-related injuries, including ACL tears, strains and sprains of the neck, back and knees, and post-surgical rehabilitation, as well as other musculoskeletal conditions.
New Baylor Physical Therapy Center Opens in Weatherford
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Makenzie Wethington was admitted to Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation in Dallas on January 31 after sustaining injuries during a skydiving accident. Photo: Makenzie during a physical therapy session on Feb. 3, 2014. The physical therapist in the photo is Christina Fazio, PT.
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Makenzie Wethington was admitted to Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation in Dallas on January 31 after sustaining injuries during a skydiving accident. Photo: Makenzie during a physical therapy session on Feb. 3, 2014. The physical therapist in the photo is Christina Fazio, PT.
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Makenzie Wethington was admitted to Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation in Dallas on January 31 after sustaining injuries during a skydiving accident. Photo: Makenzie during a physical therapy session on Feb. 3, 2014. The physical therapist in the photo is Christina Fazio, PT.
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Makenzie Wethington was admitted to Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation in Dallas on January 31 after sustaining injuries during a skydiving accident. Photo: Makenzie during a physical therapy session on Feb. 3, 2014. The physical therapist in the photo is Christina Fazio, PT.
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Makenzie Wethington was admitted to Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation in Dallas on January 31 after sustaining injuries during a skydiving accident. Photo: Makenzie during a physical therapy session on Feb. 3, 2014. The physical therapist in the photo is Christina Fazio, PT.
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Makenzie Wethington was admitted to Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation in Dallas on January 31 after sustaining injuries during a skydiving accident. Photo: Makenzie during a physical therapy session on Feb. 3, 2014. The physical therapist in the photo is Christina Fazio, PT.
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Makenzie Wethington was admitted to Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation in Dallas on January 31 after sustaining injuries during a skydiving accident. Photo: Makenzie during a physical therapy session on Feb. 3, 2014. The physical therapist in the photo is Christina Fazio, PT.
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Makenzie Wethington was admitted to Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation in Dallas on January 31 after sustaining injuries during a skydiving accident. Photo: Makenzie during a physical therapy session on Feb. 3, 2014. The physical therapist in the photo is Christina Fazio, PT.
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Makenzie Wethington was admitted to Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation in Dallas on January 31 after sustaining injuries during a skydiving accident. Photo: Makenzie during a physical therapy session on Feb. 3, 2014. The physical therapist in the photo is Christina Fazio, PT.
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Makenzie Wethington was admitted to Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation in Dallas on January 31 after sustaining injuries during a skydiving accident. Photo: Makenzie during a physical therapy session on Feb. 3, 2014.
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6-year-old Anais Cabello was born with spina bifida, a birth defect that can lead to disabilities, including paralysis. But that hasn’t stopped her from trying new things. A photo of Anais is featured on this event poster promoting a RISE, adaptive sporting event for persons with disabilities. The event is presented by Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation.
Event Poster Captures Joy of Disabled Child Waterskiing for First Time
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Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation is a proud sponsor of RISE Adaptive Sports. RISE started with a mission to “assist persons with physical challenges to Recover, Inspire, Succeed, and Empower themselves and others,” which is the motivation behind RISE providing free adaptive recreational programs for children and adults, as well as integrating and establishing role models for all ages and all levels of physical disabilities.
Adaptive Sports Event: RISE Over Physical Disabilities
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