Success Stories

FOX patient and stroke survivor Carl Haydel, 59, with his fiance Rachel Dingle

What is the true measure of success?

For FOX patients and clients, it can be the confidence to move through life with greater independence, the peacefulness that comes from overcoming challenges, or the wellness to support a vibrant future. These goals are what FOX clinicians fight for—to help older and aging adults live better, longer. Check out some of our patient success stories to see how achieving optimal function can create the foundation for a healthier, more fulfilling life.

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  • Patients Rehabilitation 06/10/0026

    Harvey Hurmence, 93

    “Due to physical therapy with FOX Rehabilitation, I am now more confident and stronger, so I can take care of my wife. This is the most important thing to me. I accomplished my mission.”

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  • Patients Rehabilitation 06/08/0026

    Ronald Logan, 91

    Ron had one clear therapy goal: to keep playing golf. He noticed leg pain that limited his walking, and although he remained motivated, he was concerned about whether his body would allow him to continue the game he loved. 

    From the start, Ron showed determination and a strong work ethic, focusing his therapy on improving balance, strength, and core stability. Each session was tailored to his age and personal goals. 

    He made steady progress in therapy, gaining improved balance, increased endurance, and smoother movement, all allowing him to walk the golf course more confidently.

    Ron’s story shows that with strong support, dedication, and a clear goal, meaningful progress is possible at any age—and at 91, he’s not just maintaining function; he’s still fully active.

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  • Patients Rehabilitation 05/06/0026

    Helen Bane 86

    “After what I’ve been through, the therapy has been like heaven.”

    Helen came to Commonwealth West End wheelchair bound and needing maximum assistance to stand. With help from PT, OT, and SLP, she progressed to ambulating to all her meals with her walker and dressing independently. At the end of February, she will return home!

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  • Patients Rehabilitation 03/19/0026

    Theresa Thomas, 90

    Theresa is the biggest advocate for therapy services at her community. You will often hear her sharing her story and the obstacles she has overcome. Her motto has always been, “Therapy is the best thing you can do for yourself!”

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