October 1, 2026
Meet Bobby, a 26-year-old who sustained a spinal cord injury following a serious motor vehicle accident in November 2025, leaving him paralyzed from the neck down. After a prolonged hospital stay and participating in an inpatient rehabilitation program, he was discharged home and began working with Rehab Without Walls in January 2026. At the start […]
September 28, 2026
For 44 years, James O. worked as a production manager at a chocolate factory, enjoying an active lifestyle filled with biking, golfing, and time with family and friends. When he was diagnosed with chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP), his life changed dramatically. Once independent and active, James found himself largely confined to a wheelchair or […]
September 28, 2026
Before his injury, Tommy Q. enjoyed spending time with family, playing golf, camping, and working as a carpenter. In 2024, he sustained a traumatic brain injury that resulted in a lengthy hospitalization, two brain surgeries, and inpatient rehabilitation. Tommy was faced with many challenging moments as he worked to relearn essential skills like walking, talking, […]
September 22, 2026
Pleasanton, CA — Rehab Without Walls does exactly what its name suggests, offering rehabilitation services meeting clients wherever they are instead of a traditional facility setting. The community-based rehabilitation provider is dedicated to helping individuals with complex medical and neurological conditions live as independently and meaningfully as possible in their homes and communities. “Rather than […]
June 19, 2026
For families of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), finding support can feel overwhelming. When children like 9-year-old Ziegen receive the right care it can open the door to meaningful change, growth, and new possibilities. After experiencing ongoing behavioral challenges in his home district, Ziegen was referred to a specialized academic day program. This is […]
May 27, 2026
Leaving inpatient rehab and going home after a stroke can feel overwhelming. For one patient, the transition brought a wave of fear and nerves, especially with so many unknowns ahead. Kevin M. suffered a stroke and described feeling unsure of what life at home would look like and whether recovery would continue once the hospital […]
