Halifax Health | Brooks Rehabilitation Outpatient Clinic - Daytona Beach

Experiencia fantástica: Just completed 4 months of PT at Brooks Rehab! The therapists who worked with me, Jessica and Stephanie were, fabulous, friendly, and very knowledgeable and I could always count on some fun, friendly conversation with receptionists/schedulers Jill and Renee in addition to their... efficiency... of course :)... Thanks so much, stay safe, be well.

Experiencia fantástica: I am very grateful for the compassionate and professional treatment of the group that make up Brooks Rehabilitation, Daytona Beach. These people never cease to amaze me with their humane, warm, and professional treatment. From the beginning, their compassionate treatment, ability to understand the needs of the patient, and very creative treatment to my husband’s abilities and limitations have produced outstanding recovery. I can tell they are open to seeing the human being and not just a client. From the reception to each one of the therapists they always go above and beyond in their mission to help in the recovery of the patient and his family.

Experiencia fantástica: I have been truly blessed to have the excellent care and people of Brooks Rehabilitation in Daytona Beach by my side in recovery. They truly have listened, observed, and coached me on both my good days and bad days. They deliver personalized treatment every time - with my progress foremost in mind. Every patient is in good hands. They are consistent, best-in-class treatment. Thank you, Brooks Rehabilitation!

Experiencia fantástica: Brooks Rehab Daytona deserves 10 stars. From the moment you walk into the clinic you are immediately greeted by friendly faces. The therapists are nothing short of amazing. Stephanie, Kim, and Ellie are all phenomenal. They truly care about their patients and the results. They go above and beyond to get all of us patients scheduled in a timely manner. I would highly recommend this outpatient rehab to anyone. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Experiencia fantástica: REMEMBER One in five will have a stroke! We did our research and decided to use Brooks in Daytona for Occupational Therapy and for Speech Therapy we selected Brooks in Deltona. IN GENERAL; (Hospital- inpatient-outpatient) When we started we did not know how many therapists were just out of school with no experience, no training, especially on advanced equipment, and no certifications on electronic stimulation equipment. You must be your own advocate and the learning curve is quite steep. You must find the best qualified facility and then be prepared to fight to get in because people know where the best location and best therapists are. Seldom are plans or goals shared, some therapists just ask what do you want to do today. Read the reports and do the research and be “the boss”. When transferring from inpatient to outpatient the patient and caregiver is given no idea what they are going to have to do at home and how much effort will be required to do multiple medical and therapist appointments. They will not tell you therapy will require all day each and every day. No one will tell you stroke recovery will take years and your lifestyle will change dramatically. You will have no more easy days. No one will tell you about “plateau” or how long certain achievements will take. We cannot get an answer to any “how long will it take” questions. Cannot even get an opinion or best guess. Some therapists will “skate by” and they are like, oh I gotta go get something. Some are very caring and are very competent, some are not. Who is prescribing medications must be monitored because we had hospital doctors, inpatient doctors and outpatient doctors then neurologist, heart doctor, neuropsychologist, and personal doctor, all prescribing medications. If you have very good insurance this is not a problem. The best, newest medications can be quite expensive. You must say no to “tella-doctors. They are sitting in Hong Kong and could care less about you. Invite the hospital Chaplain in for prayer. Put your name on your Gate Belt, foot splint, ankle boot, your hand splint, finger glove, stimulation equipment glove, Give-Mor Sling, Himi Walker and wheel chair or they can disappear.