Atlantis Physical and Occupational Therapy is thrilled to announce the generous donation of a life-changing motor-assisted Theracycle by Mrs. Pat Brewster in memory of her late husband, Bob, a Parkinson’s disease patient. This remarkable contribution, made with the coordination of the Parkinson’s Foundation, will significantly enhance our ability to support individuals battling Parkinson’s disease, stroke, MS, and other neurological conditions.
The Theracycle, a specialized piece of equipment designed to assist those with Parkinson’s disease in maintaining mobility and managing symptoms, has quickly become an integral part of our clinic’s rehabilitation program. Its innovative design and functionality have allowed our patients to engage in therapeutic exercises with greater ease and effectiveness. It has been enthusiastically embraced by our patients and we are thrilled to witness the positive impact it is having on their mobility and quality of life.
“We are immensely grateful for the most gracious donation from Mrs. Brewster,” said Ruth Kurihara, PT, and co-owner of Atlantis Physical and Occupational Therapy. “Her generosity has provided our clinic with a valuable resource that is already making a meaningful difference in the lives of our patients. Every day we will honor Bob’s commitment to improve his quality of life and, most importantly, keep moving, which is so crucial for Parkinson’s patients. This gift is a lovely reminder of his legacy of a life well lived.
With this compassionate gesture and unwavering support for Parkinson’s disease and the patients, her donation exemplifies the power of kindness and the profound impact it can have on those facing health challenges.
“We’re so happy that the Theracycle is being put to good use and it’s such a wonderful way to honor Bob’s legacy,” said Mrs. Brewster. “He would be so pleased that we’ve been able to help people and we thank Atlantis for the opportunity.”
Atlantis Physical and Occupational Therapy is committed to providing exceptional care and support to individuals living with Parkinson’s disease and other neurological conditions. The addition of the Theracycle reinforces our dedication to improving the lives of our patients and underscores the importance of community collaboration in achieving this mission.
About the Parkinson’s Foundation:
For more information about the Parkinson’s Foundation please visit https://www.parkinson.org/ or call their Helpline at 1-800-4PD-INFO (473-4636).
About Theracycle:
This unique motor-assisted therapy bike provides proven therapy for Parkinson’s, MS, strokes, spinal cord injuries, and other neurological conditions that will dramatically change and improve quality of life. This motorized therapy bicycle reduces symptoms and improves motor function and mobility, so that patients can get back to doing what they love and enjoy!
