Pain relief
From left: Administrative Assistant Erika Garza, Clinic Administrator Susie Soto and Business and Program Development Director Bobbi Meins in the newly opened Pacific Rehabilitation Center in Moses Lake.
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The occupational therapy section of Pacific Rehabilitation Centers’ Moses Lake facility. Occupational therapy goes beyond just the workplace and extends whatever people love to do, staff said.
Pacific Rehabilitation Centers’ Administrative Assistant Erika Garza shows one of the treadmills in the clinic’s physical therapy department. Most of the physical therapy the clinic does is exercises tailored to the individual patient’s injuries.
MOSES LAKE — Getting hurt on the job is no fun. Besides the injury itself, you might have to take days, weeks, even months off work, while collecting a fraction of your regular paycheck. There are doctor visits, bureaucratic hassles, and what seems like enough paperwork to use up a national forest. And when you’ve exhausted all your physical and psychological energy, sometimes it still hurts.
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