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Hours of Operation
Outpatient Therapy Outpatient Administrative 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday - Thursday Monday - Friday 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Friday Opportunity Center Program Opportunity Center Administration 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. |
Location
Outpatient Therapy Clinic Opportunity Center Program 5313 Decker Drive 5307 Decker Drive Baytown, Texas 77520 Baytown, Texas 77520 Phone: (281) 838-4477 Phone: (281) 427-0545 Fax: (281) 838-4481 Fax: (281) 427-0547 Email: info@bayarearehab.org Email: info@bayarearehab.org |
HELP US CELEBRATE 75 YEARS OF SERVICE WITH YOUR
DONATION TO THE
$75 FOR 75 YEARS CAMPAIGN
DONATION TO THE
$75 FOR 75 YEARS CAMPAIGN
Opportunity Center Program Coordinator, Maria Rodriguez, works with a program client.
Opportunity Center Program participants construct industrial grade pallets for area refinery.
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YOUR DONATIONS AT WORK
Opportunity Center Program The Opportunity Center Program began many years ago when Don Teter and other volunteers created the Baytown Opportunity Center. The program was merged into Bay Area Rehabilitation Center in 2007 and renamed the Opportunity Center Program. While the name changed, the dedication to to provide adults with disabilities services to be successful participants in the community remained. The Opportunity Center Program provides the following site based services:
Help us to provide this important program with your tax-deductible donation to the $75 for 75 Years Campaign. If this suggestion does not fit your budget we understand and ask that you give at whatever level your budget allows. Click on the donate button above to make a secure donation by credit card. You can also donate with a check made out to Bay Area Rehabilitation Center and mailed to Bay Area Rehabilitation Center, 5313 Decker Drive, Baytown, Texas, 77520. Click on the Donate Page above to learn about other programs you can support, as well as other ways to donate. |
Opportunity Center Clients enjoy a field trip to the Downtown Aquarium in Kemah.
Bay Area Rehabilitation Center Executive Director, Kimberly Watson, and an Opportunity Center client enjoy a moment at a field trip to Kemah.
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BAY AREA REHABILITATION CENTER JOINS THE CITY OF BAYTOWN IN CELEBRATING 75 YEARS
Making Disabilities Become Possibilities Since 1948
Making Disabilities Become Possibilities Since 1948
Pediatric clients in front of the facility when it was named the Baytown Society for Crippled Children
In 1948, the tri-cities of Baytown, Goose Creek, and Pelly joined together to form the city of Baytown. That same year, a group of parents joined together to form an organization to provide services for their children with cerebral palsy. First named the Baytown Spastic Association, the name evolved through the years before becoming Bay Area Rehabilitation Center in 1979. For Baytown's entire history, Bay Area Rehabilitation Center has been assisting individuals with disabilities and injuries to live their best life!
Much like our name, our services have evolved to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities. In the mid-90's we added adult therapy to our services allowing Bay Area Rehabilitation Center to provide services to all ages. Patsy's Destiny Wheelchair Accessible Playground was developed in 2002 to provide the community with a wheelchair accessible recreational area. Patsy's Destiny provides the opportunity for individuals with, or without, special needs to interact together and learn from each other's strengths and weaknesses. Although owned and maintained by Bay Area Rehabilitation Center, Patsy's Destiny is available for use by the community during all daylight hours. In 2007, Bay Area Rehabilitation Center added the Opportunity Center Program to our services when the former Baytown Opportunity Center's was merged into our organization. This allowed us to provide job training and other important development skills to adults with disabilities.
Bay Area Rehabilitation Center, making disabilities become possibilities in the past, present, and long into the future!
Much like our name, our services have evolved to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities. In the mid-90's we added adult therapy to our services allowing Bay Area Rehabilitation Center to provide services to all ages. Patsy's Destiny Wheelchair Accessible Playground was developed in 2002 to provide the community with a wheelchair accessible recreational area. Patsy's Destiny provides the opportunity for individuals with, or without, special needs to interact together and learn from each other's strengths and weaknesses. Although owned and maintained by Bay Area Rehabilitation Center, Patsy's Destiny is available for use by the community during all daylight hours. In 2007, Bay Area Rehabilitation Center added the Opportunity Center Program to our services when the former Baytown Opportunity Center's was merged into our organization. This allowed us to provide job training and other important development skills to adults with disabilities.
Bay Area Rehabilitation Center, making disabilities become possibilities in the past, present, and long into the future!
The current Bay Area Rehabilitation Center outpatient clinic located at 5313 Decker Drive
CLIENT COMMENTS
There Is A Reason We Are A Reader's Choice Award Winner Year After Year!
There Is A Reason We Are A Reader's Choice Award Winner Year After Year!
A pediatric client receives speech therapy in the pediatric outpatient gym.
An adult client receives physical therapy in the adult gym.
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"The staff at Bay Area Rehab are very professional, friendly and knowledgeable. The PT's were very caring & encouraged my mother to try harder."
"Everyone was great. The therapist was outstanding and always on time and I couldn't ask for better. She was great." "Had a very good experience with facility and therapist. Therapist was extremely helpful in regaining my range of motion and function to original state of function prior to breaking humorous." "Ruby is amazing and has helped me have a much better quality of life. She is very knowledgeable and helpful." Yes all the PT's were great. I am so glad I came here. Getting better every day." "Staff very helpful and respectful to my physical therapy needs to improve my overall health/body care. More advertisements for services or use of social nuances to help families and children." "Very satisfied with my outcome. Great staff!" "A very good facility and helps a lot. Very satisfying and friendly. Good quality service." |
An adult client receives occupational therapy in the indoor, heated pool.
"Thank-you for everything you've done for me. The staff was great. Treatments were well done. Instructions were well given. Overall well done."
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