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Rehab Associates
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Jackson Hospital
1215 Mulberry Street
Montgomery, AL 36106
Hours
| Monday: | 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
| Tuesday: | 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
| Wednesday: | 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
| Thursday: | 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
| Friday: | 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
| Saturday: | Closed |
| Sunday: | Closed |
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At Rehab Associates, our experienced clinical team will design an individualized plan of care that aligns with your specific goals in mind. Through experience, advanced clinical training and clear communication with our patients, our therapy team will give you the advantage in recovery.We are proud to be part of the community and are committed to providing each patient with an exceptional experience that promotes healing and recovery in a safe, compassionate environment. Call or request an appointment and experience the power of physical therapy today.
Our Team
Melissa Deaton, P.T.
Melissa earned a bachelor's degree in physical therapy in 1989 from the University of Florida. She began her career in Fort Lauderdale working at Broward Health: Imperial Point Medical Center from 1989-2008, gaining vast experience in outpatient orthopedics. Melissa moved to Frisco, TX, in 2008 and transitioned into the home health arena for the next 10 years of her career, treating a wide variety of patients. She relocated to the Montgomery area and is excited to return to the outpatient center setting.
David Auston Deneve, P.T., DPT
Auston is originally from Prattville, AL. He received a master's degree in kinesiology from Troy University and doctorate of physical therapy from Brenau University. Auston is passionate about the orthopedic and neuromuscular populations, and enjoys treating patients with gait and balance deficits.
Jenny Johnson, PTA
Jennifer has worked for Rehab Associated since she graduated as a physical therapist assistant in 2011. Her main interests in therapy are orthopedic and aquatic therapy.
Bree P. Magnus, PTA
Bree is a native of Montgomery, AL. She graduated from South University in December 2020 and has been practicing as a physical therapy assistant since January of 2021. Bree has experience with both inpatient and outpatient care. She has been taking continuing education courses and calling on colleagues to gait knowledge so she can provide the best care for patients.
Kaitlyn Hicks, LPTA
Kaitlyn graduated from Southern Union State Community College in December 2023, earning her physical therapist assistant licensure. She completed a nine-week clinical rotation at Rehab Associates in Prattville before joining the Jackson Hospital location's team. She specializes in treating patients who benefit from gait training, orthopedic rehabilitation and neuromuscular rehabilitation.
Services
- Physical Therapy
- Aquatic Therapy
- Orthopedic Rehabilitation
- Hand Therapy
- Sports Medicine
- Return-to-Work Program
- Work Conditioning
- Ergonomic Programs
- Post-Offer Employment Testing
- Recovery and Reconditioning
- Arthritis / Osteoarthritis Program
- Concussion Rehabilitation
- Dry Needling
- Fall Prevention Program
- Injury Prevention
- Manual Therapy
- Neurologic Rehabilitation
- Pain Management
- Pre-/Post-Operative Care
- Spine Program
- TMJ/TMD Rehabilitation
- Vestibular Rehabilitation
- Cupping Therapy
- Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization
- Stroke Rehabilitation
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Donald Hale
Retiree Donald Hale enjoys outdoor activities and more. A gym injury, however, put everything on hold. Donald tore his rotator cuff and biceps tendon.
Post-operatively, Donald began physical therapy. The clinical team designed a rehabilitation program to get Donald moving safely and effectively with the goal of getting back into the gym.
"Progress was steady throughout the physical therapy regimen, beginning with basic movements and adding different movements each week," Donald shared. "Getting out of the sling was the start of progressing more quickly."
The team helped Donald reach numerous milestones.
"I want to get back to my normal routine," he said. "All activities are back to normal [except] having to ease back into weight training."
We are pumped for you, Donald. We hope you continue to make gains as you finish physical therapy. Thank you for choosing us on your rehabilitation journey.
LaTanya Easterly
LaTanya Easterly was suffering from extreme knee pain. Diagnosed with degenerative arthritis, her primary care physician referred her for physical therapy. LaTanya was hopeful to get back to gardening, playing with her grandkids and daily activities without pain.
LaTanya connected with our clinical team who encouraged her throughout the care process. Range of motion and general conditioning became a priority as motion can help lubricate the joints and decrease painful symptoms.
"I was excited about going to therapy, but the first visit was extremely hard," she said. "I had not done any of these exercises in years."
With the continued support and guidance of the clinicians, LaTanya got into a groove with her program. Eventually, she stated to experience relief and reached her personal goal of walking a mile.
That is outstanding, LaTanya. Movement is medicine and we thank you for choosing us on your rehabilitation journey.
Beverly Williams
Beverly Williams is known for doing her thing. From shopping to volleyball to watching TV, nothing slowed Beverly down. That is until an injury affected her back, hip and leg.
"I'm not sure what happened, but I could not stand more than 10 minutes at a time," she said.
Beverly spoke to her physician, who referred her to physical therapy for help. Our clinical team rallied around Beverly and created a physical therapy program designed to get her back to the things she loved.
"My healing began when I was trained to turn over properly," she said. "Now, I feel the best I have felt in a long time."
Beverly progressed to walking, sitting and playing volleyball like her outlined goals. She was so excited to make those gains and appreciative of the team. Thank you for choosing us on your rehabilitation journey.
Don Cluck
Don Cluck hurt his left shoulder while playing pickleball. He continued to play after the injury until he just couldn't anymore. Unfortunately, he needed surgery to improve.
One week after surgery, Don began physical therapy at our local center. Working with the physical therapists, he progressed from pain to shoulder brace removal to arm extension and so on.
"I wanted the freedom to do anything without pain with my left arm," Don said. "Especially playing pickleball, and I am."
We are so glad to hear you are back on the pickleball court playing pain free, Don. Thank you for choosing us on your rehabilitation journey.
Kenneth James
Kenneth James is no stranger to surgery. Sports and work excess required him to have two knee replacements, a hip replacement and a steel plate placed in his right hip.
Kenneth's independence is a driving force behind his recovery. He came to our center using a walker and shared that he wants to walk again without aid and get his endurance back. He also wants to be mobile enough to visit his loved ones who are out of state.
To help him achieve those goals, Kenneth began treatment with a team of clinicians at our center.
"What stands out to me is how they know what steps to take to strengthen my weakness," he said. "They offer such a variety of exercises, and all the therapists were very professional and friendly."
Thank you for choosing us on your rehabilitation journey.
April Smith
April Smith enjoys many activities. She participates in Special Olympics, basketball, dancing and more. Unfortunately, the 37-year-old had ongoing knee pain while sitting or upon waking and moving about.
With a physician referral, April began physical therapy. "Despite having some mental challenges and difficulty understanding, it only took half a session to see April's connection," Pat Smith, April's mom, shared. "[The clinicians'] smile, attitude, creativity and patience were a joy to watch."
April's rehabilitation plan included variety in strength and functional exercises. While having initial reservations about some aspects of the treatment plan, those concerns quickly faded as various goals were met. With decreased pain, April has returned to her activities.
"April looked forward to seeing [the staff] because of their wonderful interactions," Pat said. "Because of the wonderful attitudes and camaraderie, I would definitely recommend this group, especially to those with special needs."
We are in network with many insurance carriers, including:
• Medicare
• Workers' compensation
• Liens through motor vehicle accidents
Alabama is a direct access state, which means most insurances approve physical therapy without a physician's referral. For more information about direct access, click here.