Swim Instructor:
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Angelica Moreno is the vibrant and enthusiastic swim instructor at Bay Area Rehabilitation Center. She is dedicated to making every aquatic class a delightful and engaging experience for her students. Angelica incorporates prizes, contests, and lots of laughter into her lessons, ensuring that everyone has a fun and enjoyable time while learning to swim.
If you're curious about the origin of her nickname, "Pickles," it comes from the beloved Rugrats character, Angelica Pickles, a playful nod to her fun-loving personality and her commitment to creating a positive and lively atmosphere in her classes. |
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A feature unique to Bay Area Rehabilitation Center (the Center) is our indoor Aquatic Center. The Aquatic Center features a 25 meter heated pool with an attached hot tub. Additional features include:
Aquatic Therapy
Aquatic therapy is provided in our indoor, heated 25 meter therapy pool. The pool features an attached hot tub, lift chair, and wheelchair ramp. With a depth of 3 to 5 feet, even those who cannot swim or are afraid of water can rehabilitate comfortably and safely. Some of the physical and therapeutic benefits of water include increased circulation, endurance, strength, and range of motion. Aquatic therapy allows for functional movement by reducing the effects of weight bearing on joints by up to 80 percent.
Aquatic therapy is only offered to those who have been prescribed this service by their physician.
Outpatient Therapy Director, Interim: Bill Juch, OTR, OTD
Email: [email protected]
Aquatic therapy offers the following benefits:
Increases
Physician Request For Therapy Form
Admissions Packet
- Chairlift
- Large Wheelchair Accessible Showers
- Separate Dressing Areas
- Wheelchair Ramp
Aquatic Therapy
Aquatic therapy is provided in our indoor, heated 25 meter therapy pool. The pool features an attached hot tub, lift chair, and wheelchair ramp. With a depth of 3 to 5 feet, even those who cannot swim or are afraid of water can rehabilitate comfortably and safely. Some of the physical and therapeutic benefits of water include increased circulation, endurance, strength, and range of motion. Aquatic therapy allows for functional movement by reducing the effects of weight bearing on joints by up to 80 percent.
Aquatic therapy is only offered to those who have been prescribed this service by their physician.
Outpatient Therapy Director, Interim: Bill Juch, OTR, OTD
Email: [email protected]
Aquatic therapy offers the following benefits:
Increases
- Circulation
- Strengthen
- Endurance
- Range of Motion
- Balance
- Coordination
- Head and Trunk Control
- Sensory Awareness
Physician Request For Therapy Form
Admissions Packet
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In addition to providing a great location for therapy services, the Aquatic Center also features several conveniently scheduled Aquatic Exercise Classes led by a qualified instructor. These classes do not require a physician's prescription to participate, but your physician does have to approve you taking the class to ensure you're health allows you to participate in the conditions you will encounter during the classes.
We also offer an Aquatic exercise class that is geared to help women who are currently pregnant. In our Aquatic Pregnancy Program The water can relieve pressure and weight off of the back and belly to reduce pain.
Aquatic exercise has many benefits for those who find it difficult to exercise on land, have limited mobility, or want to lose weight. The water in our indoor, heated pool helps to reduce joint and back pressure allowing you to tone, strengthen and move with ease. Aquatic exercise also provides great benefit for those who have recently completed outpatient physical or occupational therapy services who wish to continue to gain strength and flexibility.
A collaborative with the Houston Area Parkinson Society (HAPS) may assist those with Parkinson’s Disease.
Unsure whether or not our aquatic exercise classes can benefit you? Try a class for free! Bay Area Rehabilitation Center would like to welcome you to try one class at no cost to you. We feel once you experience an aquatic exercise class you will want to come back. The offer is only available to those who have never participated in one of our aquatic exercise classes. The class is available on a space available basis. Simply contact Bay Area Rehabilitation Center to arrange your class. You will need to fill out an aquatic exercise packet before attending class.
To participate in Aquatic Exercise classes fill out the Aquatic Exercise Packet and bring to Bay Area Rehabilitation Center.
We also offer an Aquatic exercise class that is geared to help women who are currently pregnant. In our Aquatic Pregnancy Program The water can relieve pressure and weight off of the back and belly to reduce pain.
Aquatic exercise has many benefits for those who find it difficult to exercise on land, have limited mobility, or want to lose weight. The water in our indoor, heated pool helps to reduce joint and back pressure allowing you to tone, strengthen and move with ease. Aquatic exercise also provides great benefit for those who have recently completed outpatient physical or occupational therapy services who wish to continue to gain strength and flexibility.
A collaborative with the Houston Area Parkinson Society (HAPS) may assist those with Parkinson’s Disease.
Unsure whether or not our aquatic exercise classes can benefit you? Try a class for free! Bay Area Rehabilitation Center would like to welcome you to try one class at no cost to you. We feel once you experience an aquatic exercise class you will want to come back. The offer is only available to those who have never participated in one of our aquatic exercise classes. The class is available on a space available basis. Simply contact Bay Area Rehabilitation Center to arrange your class. You will need to fill out an aquatic exercise packet before attending class.
To participate in Aquatic Exercise classes fill out the Aquatic Exercise Packet and bring to Bay Area Rehabilitation Center.
For more information regarding aquatic services, clients should call the Center at (281) 838-4477 or email the Center at [email protected].
Donate To Our Capital Campaign:
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Bay Area Rehabilitation Center seeks to raise $250,000 in donations over the next 2 years. The proceeds from this campaign will go towards addressing existing damages and ensuring necessary repairs for the building's future upkeep.
Our center would greatly appreciate your consideration of donating towards our capital campaign. Every single penny helps us get closer to our goal, no amount is too small! |