Texas: Governor Abbott Celebrates TIRR Memorial Hermann Rehabilitation Center Renovation Project
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~ Today, Governor Greg Abbott celebrated the kickoff of the renovation project at TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation – Kirby Glen Center in Houston. The Governor, who sustained a life-changing injury from a falling tree in 1984 and recovered at the facility, was joined by TIRR Memorial Hermann CEO Rhonda Abbott, Memorial Hermann Foundation CEO Anne Neeson, Midland Energy CEO S. Javaid Anwar, and other local leaders.
The renovations to the rehabilitation center will upgrade the facility to make it more accessible and comfortable for patients. During his remarks, Governor Abbott recounted his experience recovering at TIRR Memorial Hermann following his life-altering injury and highlighted the Center's incredible staff. He noted how renovations will improve patient care at the facility by upgrading its lobby area, clinical office space, and more.
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Governor Abbott said: "In 1984, my life changed forever here in Texas when my spinal cord was crushed and I became a paraplegic. I went to TIRR Memorial Hermann where the doctors, nurses, physical therapists, and staff further pieced my life back together and put me on the road to rehabilitation. There is one word that sums up what TIRR Memorial Hermann provides: independence. Everyone wants a sense of independence in their lives, especially those who have lost the ability to walk or have other physical compromises that hinder their ability to move around. What TIRR Memorial Hermann does is put a person back on to as independent of a life as they could possibly have."
The Governor presented a proclamation to CEO Neeson to commemorate the beginning of construction of the improved facility. The renovations are expected to be completed by 2021 and will provide improved access for patients seeking rehabilitation services at TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation – Kirby Glen Center.
The renovations to the rehabilitation center will upgrade the facility to make it more accessible and comfortable for patients. During his remarks, Governor Abbott recounted his experience recovering at TIRR Memorial Hermann following his life-altering injury and highlighted the Center's incredible staff. He noted how renovations will improve patient care at the facility by upgrading its lobby area, clinical office space, and more.
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Governor Abbott said: "In 1984, my life changed forever here in Texas when my spinal cord was crushed and I became a paraplegic. I went to TIRR Memorial Hermann where the doctors, nurses, physical therapists, and staff further pieced my life back together and put me on the road to rehabilitation. There is one word that sums up what TIRR Memorial Hermann provides: independence. Everyone wants a sense of independence in their lives, especially those who have lost the ability to walk or have other physical compromises that hinder their ability to move around. What TIRR Memorial Hermann does is put a person back on to as independent of a life as they could possibly have."
The Governor presented a proclamation to CEO Neeson to commemorate the beginning of construction of the improved facility. The renovations are expected to be completed by 2021 and will provide improved access for patients seeking rehabilitation services at TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation – Kirby Glen Center.
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