Participants of Paulding County Hospital’s Delay the Disease program include front row, from left – Frank Reineck, John Betz, Debra Dunham, Kelli Schlatter, PTA, Emogene Aguirre, Naomi Nicely, CFT.
PAULDING, OHIO– Paulding County Hospital’s first Delay the Disease
program for Parkinson’s Disease is a twelve-week long program featuring the use
of low level exercises to develop the mind and body to overcome limitations
caused by Parkinson’s disease.
Observers have stated that the progress made by participants is nothing
short of miraculous, enabling them to function at a much higher level.
The program is led by Joe Fisher, Licensed Physical Therapist and
Director of Paulding County Hospital’s Rehabilitation Department.
Other program instructors include Naomi Nicely, Certified Fitness
Trainer; Angie Speice, Licensed Physical Therapy Assistant; and Kelli
Schlatter, Licensed Physical Therapy Assistant.
The program will resume classes on Tuesday,
Aug. 29. Please contact the hospital for additional information regarding
the program at 419-399-1725, 419-399-1162, or
paulding.dtd@pauldingcountyhospital.com.
http://www.progressnewspaper.org/Content/News/Community-News/Article/Delay-the-Disease-program-for-Parkinson-s-offered-at-PCH/198/1184/195166
PAULDING, OHIO– Paulding County Hospital’s first Delay the Disease
program for Parkinson’s Disease is a twelve-week long program featuring the use
of low level exercises to develop the mind and body to overcome limitations
caused by Parkinson’s disease.
Observers have stated that the progress made by participants is nothing
short of miraculous, enabling them to function at a much higher level.
The program is led by Joe Fisher, Licensed Physical Therapist and
Director of Paulding County Hospital’s Rehabilitation Department.
Other program instructors include Naomi Nicely, Certified Fitness
Trainer; Angie Speice, Licensed Physical Therapy Assistant; and Kelli
Schlatter, Licensed Physical Therapy Assistant.
The program will resume classes on Tuesday,
Aug. 29. Please contact the hospital for additional information regarding
the program at 419-399-1725, 419-399-1162, or
paulding.dtd@pauldingcountyhospital.com.
http://www.progressnewspaper.org/Content/News/Community-News/Article/Delay-the-Disease-program-for-Parkinson-s-offered-at-PCH/198/1184/195166
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