
Physical therapy
Strength, walking and balance on real stairs, ramps, gravel and a pickup cab.
Medicare Part A
Short-term rehab · Midland, Texas
Two therapy sessions a day, six days a week, in a 6,000-square-foot gym with a warm-water pool. Private suites. Registered nurses on every shift. A plan with a date on it.
How we work
Our patients are roughnecks and ranchers, teachers and truck drivers, grandmothers who run the church kitchen and grandfathers who still check their own pump jacks. After a hip, a knee, a heart attack or a bad fall, they want one thing: to get back to it. So we built a rehab center around that.
Every patient gets a private suite, two sessions of therapy a day and a discharge date set in the first forty-eight hours. Our gym has a full apartment, a pickup truck cab, a set of real porch steps and a 92-degree pool. We measure progress every week and post it where you can see it.
— Brent Halvorsen, administrator

What sets us apart

Strength, walking and balance on real stairs, ramps, gravel and a pickup cab.
Medicare Part A
A 92-degree pool with a lift and a ramp. Get moving before you can bear full weight.
Included
Rooms & suites
Every short-stay patient gets a private suite. Long-stay residents choose private or companion rooms.

Every rehab patient's room: a hospital bed that looks like a real one, a recliner, a walk-in shower and a big window.

For longer stays after stroke or amputation, with a sitting area for family and room for a wheelchair to turn.

For long-term residents who'd like a roommate: two beds, two closets and a privacy partition.
Photo tour
Our team

Administrator
Brent spent twelve years in oilfield safety management before he went into healthcare. He runs the building like a rig: clear goals, daily meetings, no surprises.

Medical Director
An internal medicine physician at Midland Memorial who rounds at Wadley Avenue five mornings a week.

Director of Nursing
Luis grew up in Odessa and spent eight years in Midland Memorial's ICU. He knows every patient and every chart.

Director of Rehabilitation
Josh designed the truck-cab station and the gravel path. He keeps the weekly scoreboard and he takes it seriously.

Admissions Director
Valeria answers the admissions line seven days a week, checks insurance before you arrive, and usually has a suite ready the same day.
Sample family reviews
Thirty years on rigs, then a new hip at 62. They had me climbing into a truck cab in week one. I was back at my desk job in five weeks and back fishing in six.
The scoreboard in Dad's room made all the difference. He's competitive. He wanted to beat last week's number.
After my heart attack I was scared to walk to the mailbox. They took me there, three times, with a nurse watching my monitor. Then I wasn't scared.
Private room, private shower, two sessions a day. I didn't know rehab could be like this.
Mom lost her leg to diabetes. The prosthetic training here got her walking to church again. The whole congregation stood up when she came in.
They called every Friday with the numbers. We were in Houston and still knew exactly how she was doing.
For families
Most of our families work long shifts. Here's how we keep you in the loop.
Your loved one's therapist calls every Friday with the week's scores.
Come after your shift. The night desk will let you in.
Learn transfers and exercises before discharge day.
Meet the whole team before going home.
Ratings & recognition · sample
Visit
Families are welcome any time. Shift workers: ring the night desk and we'll let you in.

Call admissions seven days a week, or have your surgeon's office send a referral.