The phrase "started rehabilitation" can be used in written English, and is often used to describe physical therapy or other forms of treatment for an injury or illness.
For example, "After suffering a broken ankle, John started rehabilitation last week to help him heal and regain strength."
Next, Foreman underwent reconstructive knee surgery and started rehabilitation.
And McGahee has already started rehabilitation after the second surgery, working out three hours at least three days a week at HealthSouth Doctors Hospital.
When he started rehabilitation, the doctors told him his injury was so high up his spinal cord that he had very little strength in his arms and no function in his hands or wrists.
For reduced activities of daily living, the patient started rehabilitation, but at 1 month after the operation, the patient developed heart failure due to renal dysfunction with nephrotic syndrome.
He started rehabilitation [on Thursday]." Terry, who will miss England's friendly with the Netherlands on 29 February, took part in training ahead of Chelsea's Champions League last-16 tie against Napoli before it emerged he could be sidelined until April.
Katherine Vockins started Rehabilitation Through the Arts in 1996.
Reyes and Erickson will start rehabilitation assignments with the Class A St. Lucie Mets on Wednesday.
He received a Purple Heart in Germany before starting rehabilitation in San Antonio, at Brooke Army Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston.
Stroke survivors who get care in one of the gradually growing numbers of specialized hospital stroke centers typically start rehabilitation as soon as they are medically stabilized.
Feick, who played in 81 games last season, won't be able to start rehabilitation for six to eight weeks, General Manager John Nash said.
The former Indiana guard A. J. Moye will start rehabilitation Monday after having a stroke following a collision with a teammate in practice last week in Frankfurt, Germany.
