Encompass Health

At Encompass Health, we’re proud to provide growth opportunities to every employee who walks through our doors. Hear more about employee growth stories on our careers page here: https://nuvi.me/zxnajd #TestimonialTuesday #WereHiring

Encompass Health invites you to our free virtual Continuing Education Lecture Series. Topic: Does Dementia Exclude Inpatient Rehabilitation? Dates/Times: Wednesday, April 9 – Noon & 6 p.m. CT Wednesday, April 23 – 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. CT Speaker: Liz Bilderback, MA Neuropsychologist (Retired), Encompass Health Texas: One hour credit for PT, OT, LVN, RN, CCM, SW, SLP All other states: One hour credit for RN, LVN/LPN, CCM Registration link: https://nuvi.me/lxp6do

Future nurses, let’s talk careers! Our recruiters will be at NSNA 2025 in Seattle from April 9-13, sharing insights on how Encompass Health supports new grads and nursing professionals. Come say hello at booth #506 and learn about our career opportunities! Register here: https://nuvi.me/jwljml #CareerFair

Stop by booth No. 707 at ACMA's annual conference this week to learn more about our new hospital developments and for a chance to win a prize! We have promotional items to share with your furry friends, as well, as we are the sponsor for ACMA’s first puppy park located right across from our booth! Also, you don't want to miss our very own Dina Walker's presentation on how AI is impacting case management.

Hear why employees call Encompass Health home. We’re hiring across more than 165 locations nationwide, so be sure to check out our careers page to browse open roles and hear more from current employees: https://nuvi.me/57r6ps #TestimonialTuesday #LifeatEncompassHealth

Melanie Lewis began her career at Encompass Health in 1994 and was promoted to senior vice president and chief business development officer in 2021. Melanie admits that being a working woman can be challenging. Her advice: “I have found that sometimes work will need you more and sometimes home will need you more. You will know the difference!” Her recipe for success: - Be Intentional and aggressive about pursuing your goals. Are you working hard and waiting for your success to be recognized, or are you speaking up and presenting yourself as a leader? - Be self-aware and think about how you may be perceived by others. Perception is often reality. Explore how you are perceived by asking others you trust. Think about what you may need to change to better position yourself. - Don’t sell yourself short. No one is going to promote you better than you. Know your strengths and weaknesses and accept who you are, but don’t sell yourself short. - Engage a mentor. A mentor and/or a coach can help guide you; heed their advice.

Happy National Doctor's Day to the physicians committed to saving lives and making the world a healthier place. We appreciate your compassion, dedication and expertise. Your work is essential to our patients throughout their rehabilitation journey.

What is Clinical Marketing at Encompass Health? Our clinical marketers utilize their experience as a licensed therapist, social worker or nurse and serve as the liaison between Encompass Health and our community providers, assessing a patient’s fit for rehabilitative care. We’re looking for individuals who are excited to go out into the community, meet with assisted living facilities, physicians, hospital emergency departments or urgent care facilities and share the unique ways Encompass Health supports patients in their recovery. Hear from Kelly Sorey and explore our clinical marketing roles: https://nuvi.me/gkacsk #ClinicalMarketing #WereHiring

Amanda came to Encompass Health unable to sit up on her own after a spinal cord injury. Amanda can now sit independently, follow her normal hygiene routine, and stand with assistance. As she headed home, Amanda shared, “I am going to walk back in here in 2025 to say thank you,” crediting her progress to the therapists and nurses who treated her with care and compassion. We can’t wait to see the incredible progress she continues to make!

Today is Diabetes Alert Day. Diabetes is a condition that can come with several complications. For Keith Stillinger, it was nerve damage. Keith was admitted to our Atlanta rehabilitation hospital with knee trouble and diabetic neuropathy, which was making it difficult for him to walk. "I was trapped. I needed a facility that could help me get back my ability to walk," he said. Thanks to rehabilitation and the intensive therapy he received at our hospital, Keith is standing again and getting back to what matters most.