Safe Communities America is a program of the National Safety Council. It brings local partners together to work on creating safer cities by identifying the leading cause of injury and creating plans to address them. Dallas has received the Safe Communities America designation and Fort Worth has just been named as well. Pate had the […]
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Who doesn’t love a parade? Pate staff at Brinlee Creek Ranch in Anna, Texas organize an annual holiday parade for patients and other staff to celebrate the holiday season. This time of year can be especially hard for patients who are away from home and separated from their families and loved ones. We love seeing
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Pate is pleased to announce we have been named among the 2012 Top 100 Places
to Work by the Dallas Morning News
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We celebrated our new Fort Worth residence for inpatients with a ribbon cutting on September 20, 2012. This facility will serve patients transitioning from acute care in area hospitals to post-acute residential rehabilitation. Kent Hayden, president of Pate Rehabilitation, said “Individuals with acquired brain injuries and their families face unique and, typically, long-term challenges. It’s
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New Fort Worth facility extends Pate’s evidence-based therapy programs to the community DALLAS—Sept. 12, 2012— Pate Rehabilitation today announced the grand opening of its Fort Worth facility Savanna Oaks Ranch, a new residential facility. The ribbon cutting event will take place on Thursday, Sept. 20 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 232 Bens
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This month, we are excited to honor Sheila White as she celebrates her 20th anniversary with Pate. Sheila, who is a mother of one son and sister to seven siblings, is a native of Texas and proud of her Texan roots. She is a fun and energetic person who has a love of movies and