Providence Little Company of Mary Rehabcentre: Restoring independence one step at a time!

December 16, 2019 Providence News Team

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PLCM Rehabcentre: Restoring independence one step at a time.
Nationally ranked by UDS-MR and located within an accredited Primary Stroke Center, Providence Little Company of Mary Medical Center San Pedro’s Acute Rehabilitation Center provides intensive therapy and expert medical management to the South Bay Community. Our compassionate Rehabcentre professionals focus on restoring a patient's functional independence to the greatest extent possible, with the goal of a safe transition home.

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