Biller Position available for Biloxi, MS

Job Opening for Biller at Encore Rehabilitation. Apply online at encorerehab.com

 

Encore Rehabilitation, Inc. is currently seeking to fill the position of full time Biller at their Central Billing Office located in Biloxi, Mississippi.  Specific computer knowledge should include MS Windows and Office with particular expertise in Excel.  Insurance billing experience is preferred.

Apply online at www.encorerehab.com.

 

Meet Leigh Ann Ainsworth, LPTA!

Leigh Ann Ainsworth, LPTA at Encore Rehabilitation-Columbia

We are proud to introduce you to Leigh Ann Ainsworth!

Leigh Ann is a Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant at Encore Rehabilitation-Columbia. She received her Athletic Training degree from the University of Southern Mississippi and her Physical Therapist Assistant degree from Pearl River Community College. In her spare time, Leigh Ann enjoys running, working out, and shopping. She also enjoys supporting Oak Grove High School where he husband, Larry, coaches baseball and serves as Principal. The couple has one daughter plus a rabbit and several dogs.

Thank you, Leigh Ann, for all you do for our patients and the community!

Encore Rehabilitation-Columbia
1215 Highway 98
Columbia, Mississippi 39429
601-444-5050
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2018 Alabama All-Star Football Roster for 32nd Alabama-Mississippi Game

2018 ALABAMA ALL-STAR FOOTBALL ROSTER - Encore Sports Medicine

40-Player Roster set for 32nd Alabama-Mississippi Game


   MONTGOMERY – Senior quarterbacks Taulia Tagovailoa of Thompson High School and Bo Nix of Pinson Valley headline the 2018 40-player All-Star roster for Alabama for the upcoming 32th annual Alabama-Mississippi Classic set to be played at Cramton Bowl on Monday, December 17 at 6:30 p.m.

The squad was announced by Alabama High School Athletic Directors & Coaches Association (AHSADCA) Director Jamie Lee. The AHSADCA, in conjunction with the Mississippi Association of Coaches (MAC), administers the all-star game each year. Raycom Media will be televising the game live.

Alabama holds a 22-9 edge in the series, which began in 1988 at Ladd-Peebles Stadium. Mississippi won last year’s game at Hattiesburg 42-7 – the largest margin of defeat for Alabama in the series history.

“We thank the selection committee for doing an outstanding job selecting this year’s team,” Lee said. “We are excited about all the players chosen, but these two quarterbacks are special.”

Both quarterbacks have had already committed to Southeastern Conference Schools. Tagovailoa has committed to the University of Alabama, where his brother Tua is currently the starting quarterback. And Nix has committed to Auburn, where his dad and head coach Patrick Nix was a quarterback from 1992-95.

The team is comprised of 40 seniors selected by the AHSADCA All-Star Selection Committee, which has been meeting and studying players nominated for several months. The team must have at least one player chosen from each of the AHSAA’s eight districts and at least one player from each of the seven AHSAA classifications. Three players may be chosen from two AHSAA member schools, but no more than two players may be selected from any other member schools. Head coach is Josh Niblett of Hoover.

Tagovailoa has compiled an 18-1 record at Thompson High School since moving to Alabaster prior to the 2017 season. He led the state in passing last season completing 287-of-435 passes attempted for 3,820 yards and 36 touchdowns. He is off to an even faster start this season with 1,991 yards passing and was  ranked second in the nation heading into last week. He is 144-of-225 with 20 touchdowns and just two interceptions while leading the Warriors to a 5-0 record thus far this season. He has passed for a career-high 507 yards in one game and has thrown for more than 400 yards in two other games.

Nix is 32-2 as a starter since his sophomore season. He led Scottsboro to a 12-1 record in 2016 and guided Pinson Valley to a 15-0 season and the school’s first ever Class 6A state title last year as a junior which completing 196-of-307 passes for 2,872 yards and 35 TDs. He was named Super 7 Class 6A MVP in the finals.  This season he is 82-of-156 for 1,194 yards and 13 touchdowns for the Indians (5-1). Nix has passed for 409 yards in one game.

Niblett, 197-50 overall with seven state titles to his credit, will be making his second head-coaching appearance in the All-Star Classic. He coached the Alabama team to a 21-13 win in 2009. The rest of his coaching staff includes Patrick Nix, Pinson Valley; Sam Adams, Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa; Shawn Rainey, Spain Park; Pat Thompson, Sweet Water; Clifford Story, Lanett; Clinton Smith, Hillcrest-Evergreen; Steve Mask, St. Paul’s Episcopal; and Jason Kervin, Hoover High School, who will serve as the scout coach.

Alabama’s All-Star team is loaded with players already committed to play in the SEC next season. One of the highest profile players, Oxford offensive lineman and AHSAA defending Class 6A heavyweight wrestling champion Clay Webb is still uncommitted – considering offers from virtually every major college in the U.S., including Alabama and Georgia – rumored to be his top choices at this time.

Other current Auburn commitments selected include Hoover receiver George Pickens, and Hewitt-Trussville receiver JA’Varrius Woolen-Johnson. Alabama commitments include defensive back Christian Williams of Daphne; defensive lineman D.J. Dale of Clay-Chalkville; offensive linemen Pierce Quick of Hewitt-Trussville and Amari Kight of Thompson; and Hoover place-kicker Will Reichard.

Other major-college commitments are defensive back Ray Thornton of Central-Phenix City and linebacker LaVonta Bentley of Jackson-Olin (Clemson); linebacker Kendall McCallum of Oxford(LSU); linebacker Brandon Mack of Jeff Davis (Pittsburgh); defensive back Desmond James of Spanish Fort (Mississippi State); defensive lineman Daevion Davis of James Clemens (Vanderbilt); defensive lineman LaDarrius Cox of McGill-Toolen Catholic (Tennessee); defensive lineman Checardo Person of Montgomery Catholic (Indiana); defensive lineman Patrick Lucas of Wetumpka (Ole Miss); running back Amontae Faison of Central-Phenix City (Arkansas); and receiver Trikweze Bridges of Lanett (Oregon).

 

The complete team is listed below.

2018 ALABAMA ALL-STAR ROSTER
Player First Player Last School Pos. HT. WT.
Lee Witherspoon North Jackson Ath 5’11 190
Ray Thornton Central – Phenix City DB 6’2 200
Christian Williams Daphne DB 6’1 181
Payton Anderson Fyffe DB 6’1 215
Cordale Flott Saraland DB 6’1 165
Desmond James Spanish Fort DB 6 180
Kameron Brown Theodore DB 5’11 188
JaVontrez Allen Charles Henderson DE/LB 6’2 215
Ja’Len Sims Fultondale DE/LB 6’2 215
LaVonta Bentley Jackson-Olin DE/LB 6’1 220
Brandon Mack Jeff Davis DE/LB 6’4 229
Terrell McDonald Muscle Shoals DE/LB 6’2 220
Kendall McCallum Oxford DE/LB 6’2 235
Bernard Miles Central – Phenix City DL 6’2 240
Devin “DJ” Dale Clay-Chalkville DL 6’3 315
Daevion Davis James Clemens DL 6’1 305
LeDarrius Cox McGill-Toolen DL 6’5 300
Checardo Person, Jr. Montgomery Catholic DL 6’3 285
Patrick Lucas, Jr. Wetumpka DL 6’4 295
Brandon Crum Auburn OL 6’3 270
Jackson Hall Decatur OL 6’1 295
Pierce Quick Hewitt-Trussville OL 6’6 285
Clay Webb Oxford OL 6’4 290
Bradford Womack Scottsboro OL 6’2 268
Chris Turberville Spanish Fort OL 6’0 315
Amari Kight Thompson OL 6’7 310
Gabriel Pugh Northridge OL/DS 6’5 275
Will Reichard Hoover P/K 6’2 186
Bo Nix Pinson Valley QB 6’3 210
Taulia Tagovailoa Thompson QB 6’0 215
Amontae Faison Central – Phenix City RB 6’0 210
Larry McCammon Hoover RB 5’11 203
Jalen Henderson Spain Park RB 5’11 195
Deangelo Jones Wetumpka RB 6 215
Michael Vice Vestavia Hills TE/HB 6’4 243
Ja’Varrius Woolen-Johnson Hewitt-Trussville WR/TE 5’10 165
Ernest “Tre” Ross, III Hillcrest-Tuscaloosa WR/TE 6’3 210
George Pickens Hoover WR/TE 6’5 207
Alvin “AJ” Toney Jackson-Olin WR/TE 5’7 175
Trikweze Bridges Lanett WR/TE 6’3 185
Head Coach
Josh Niblett, Hoover High School
Assistant Coaches
Sam Adams, Hillcrest High School, Tuscaloosa
Shawn Raney, Spain Park High School
Pat Thompson, Sweet Water High School
Clifford Story, Jr., Lanett High School
Clinton Smith, Jr., Hillcrest High School, Evergreen
Steve Mask, St. Paul’s Episcopal School
Patrick Nix, Pinson Valley High School
Scout Coach
Jason Kervin, Hoover High School

Levi Cannon – Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Fayette

Levi Cannon is Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Fayette

Congratulations to Levi Cannon, Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Fayette!

Levi is a Junior at Berry High School where he competes in Football (#22) and Basketball (#10) for the Wildcats! In his spare time, he enjoys football, basketball, golf, fishing, and hunting.

Levi is the son of Josh and Angie Cannon.

Way to go, Levi! We wish you the best!

Encore Rehabilitation-Fayette
1793 North Temple Avenue
Fayette, Alabama 35555
205-904-8228
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McKenzie Back – Patient of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Fayette


Balance problems? Physical Therapy may help!

Patty Headley -“I looked forward to coming each day”

Patty Headley is Patient of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Clanton! #encorerehab

Ms. Patty Headley recently had knee replacement surgery. She chose Encore Rehabilitation-Clanton to be her rehab provider.  Ms. Patty says, “I liked the Encore Rehab workers and the care I got. I looked forward to coming each day.”

The rehab staff enjoyed having Ms. Patty, too! Her Physical Therapist, Taylor Phillips, says, “Ms. Patty was a joy to have in therapy. At 82, she is a model patient and stayed very positive throughout her rehab.”

Congratulations to Ms. Patty for being selected Patient of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Clanton! We wish you the best!

Encore Rehabilitation-Clanton
674 Ollie Avenue
Clanton, Alabama 35045
205-280-1100
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“I would recommend Encore Rehabilitation” – Cathy Shands McGee


Madison Taylor – Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation Clanton

Monday Motivation – October 1, 2018

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Introducing Athletic Trainer Jessica McManus of Encore Rehabilitation-Eufaula!


2018 Mule Night 5K Glow Run a Success!

AHSAA Football Updates for Friday, September 28, 2018

AHSAA Football Scoreboard
Friday Results (Includes Thursday’s games)

CLASS 7A

Auburn 44, Minor 7
Baker 17, Jackson 7
Central-Phenix City 50, Park Crossing 16
Fairhope 20, Daphne 17
Hewitt-Trussville 41, Huffman 0
Huntsville 63, Columbia 0
Jeff Davis 26, Sidney Lanier 21
Mary Montgomery 27, Citronelle 19
Smiths Station 14, Stanhope Elmore 9
Sparkman 35, Buckhorn 0
Vestavia Hills 41, Shades Valley 21


CLASS 6A

Albertville 35, Boaz 27
Athens 30, East Limestone 0
Benjamin Russell 23, Chilton County 13
Bessemer City 21, Wenonah 0
Brookwood 34. Oak Grove 0
Carver-Birmingham 14, Parker 12
Carver-Montgomery 21, Lee-Montgomery 20
Decatur 35, Lawrence County 7
Early County (GA) 13, Dothan 0
Eufaula 29, Alma Bryant 7
Gardendale 16, Hazel Green 0
Harris County (GA) 35, Russell County 14
Hartselle 14, Briarwood 7
Helena 13, Southside-Gadsden 7
Homewood 24, Center Point 0
Hueytown 42, Cullman 7
Jackson-Olin 22, Clarke County 0
McAdory 10, Greensboro 0
Muscle Shoals 10, Florence 7
Northview 35, Enterprise 14
Paul Bryant 29, Mae Jemison 26
Pelham 52, Oak Mountain 21
Saraland 42, LeFlore 0
Wetumpka 49, Prattville 23


CLASS 5A

Alexandria 56, Cleburne County 25
Beauregard 29, Montgomery Catholic 28
Bibb County 34, Calera 33
Brewer 62, West Morgan 14
Douglas 37, Brindlee Mountain 6
Etowah 21, Fort Payne 14
Faith Academy 23, Robertsdale 12
Jasper 10, Central-Clay County 7
Madison County 68, New Hope 7
Mortimer Jordan 41, Hayden 0
Ramsay 40, Central-Tuscaloosa 0
Russellville 35, Haleyville 19
Satsuma 54, Pleasant Home 0
Shelby County 28, Moody 20
Springville 43, Crossville 14
Sylacauga 13, Childersburg 8
Valley 30, Marbury 6
Vigor 21, Murphy 7


CLASS 4A

American Christian 15, Anniston 0
Andalusia 55, Opp 7
Ashford 28, Houston County 18
Brooks 36, Mars Hill Bible 35
Curry 27, Hanceville 16
Deshler 33, Colbert County 6
Elkmont 28, Lexington 27
Elmore County 14, Dadeville 7
Fayette County 31, Sipsey Valley 27
Headland 32, Pike Road 27
Hokes Bluff 47, Glencoe 7
Holtville 20, Dallas County 0
Jacksonville 28, Piedmont 21
Lincoln 28, Munford 27
Monroe County 12, Central-Hayneville 6
North Jackson 56, Scottsboro 3
Northside 34, West Blocton 6
Oneonta 23, Susan Moore 16
Rogers 35, Lauderdale County 14
Williamson 33, B.C. Rain 7


CLASS 3A

B.B. Comer 30, Talladega County Central 24
Bullock County 30, B.T. Washington 24 (OT)
Colbert Heights 28, Cherokee 15
Flomaton 28, Escambia County 14
Fultondale 55, John Carroll Catholic 26
Geneva 16, Samson 0
Geraldine 20, Sardis 19
Greene County 32, Sumter Central 30
Hale County 42, R.C. Hatch 14
Holly Pond 28, Danville 6
Houston Academy 42, Florala 39
J.B. Pennington 31, Cleveland 28
Locust Fork 40, Southeastern 20
Midfield 32, Talladega 21
Montgomery Academy 24, Trinity Presbyterian 23
Oakman 28, Cordova 8
Pike County 20, Abbeville 14
Pleasant Valley 47, Gaston 0
Providence Christian 32, Dale County 7
Randolph County 41, Woodland 13
Thomasville 35, Leroy 13
T.R. Miller 14, Hillcrest-Evergreen 0
Weaver 41, Cherokee County 14
Wicksburg 27, Rehobeth 14
Winfield 38, Hamilton 14


CLASS 2A

Addison 38, Vinemont 12
Aliceville 14, Pickens County 6 (2 OT)
Ariton 35, Slocomb 32
Cedar Bluff 55, Gaylesville 0
Chickasaw 28, St. Michael’s Catholic 21
Cottage Hill Christian 35, Bayside Academy 3
Fyffe 55, Plainview 7
Hatton 38, East Lawrence 0
Highland Home 54, Verbena 0
Ider 47, Valley Head 20
J.U. Blacksher 21, Excel 14
LaFayette 41, Notasulga 20
Luverne 21, Brantley 17
New Brockton 42, Cottonwood 10
North Sand Mountain 44, Sylvania 15
Ohatchee 35, Leeds 24
Section 18, Pisgah 6
Sheffield 28, R.A. Hubbard 26
Thorsby 22, Isabella 12
Vincent 57, Winterboro 14
Walter Wellbon 44, Central Coosa 0
Washington County 27, Fruitdale 0
Zion Chapel 37, Kinston 12


CLASS 1A

Appalachian 35, Cold Springs 34
Autaugaville 42, Ellwood Christian 8
Billingsley 33, Prattville Christian 14
Brilliant 43, Tharptown 24
Coosa Christian 10, Victory Christian 7
Decatur Heritage 38, Shoals Christian 0
Donoho 42, Berry 14
Falkville 48, Priceville 28
Georgiana 30, Goshen 13
G.W. Long at Elba, canceled due to weather
Holy Spirit Catholic 31, Fayetteville 0
Hubbertville 55, Hackleburg 24
Keith 29, Southside-Selma 20
Lanett 32, Handley 20
Linden 20, Selma 16
Loachapoka 14, Horseshoe Bend 0
Maplesville 34, Reeltown 14
Marengo 54, A.L. Johnson 0
Marion County 23, Sulligent 14
McIntosh 24, Elberta 6
McKenzie 41, J.F. Shields 40
Meek 20, Sumiton Christian 12
Phillips 28, Phil Campbell 12
Ragland 35, West End 0
Red Level 54, Calhoun 0
South Lamar 42, Tarrant 0
Spring Garden 35, Sand Rock 0
Sweet Water 45, Choctaw County 0
Wadley 28, Ranburne 6
Waterloo 10, Lynn 8


Encore Sports Medicine is proud to be the Official Provider of Sports Medicine for the Alabama High School Athletic Association and numerous High Schools and Colleges throughout Alabama and Mississippi.

For more information about our Sports Medicine Program, visit our website at encorerehab.com or contact Gary Barfield at 404-933-4336.


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Introducing Athletic Trainer Jessica McManus of Encore Rehabilitation-Eufaula!

Encore Sports Medicine Athletic Trainer Jessica McManus at Eufaula High School
Encore Rehabilitation-Eufaula would like to introduce you to Athletic Trainer Jessica McManus!

 

Jessica provides Encore Sports Medicine coverage for the Eufaula High School Tigers. Originally from Roanoke, Alabama, she is a graduate of Handley High School. She continued her education at Troy University with a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training and a Masters of Education from North Greenville University. While at North Greenville, she served as a graduate assistant Athletic Trainer for the Athletic Department covering a variety of sports including football and men’s lacrosse.

 

In her free time, Jessica enjoys spending time on the lake, watching sporting events, and being involved with her church.

 

Thank you, Jessica, for all you do! We are proud to have you in the Encore Rehabilitation family!

 

Dennis Andrews – Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Long Beach

Dennis Andrews is Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Long Beach. #EncoreRehab

A big shout out to Dennis Andrews, Athlete of the Month for Encore Rehabilitation-Long Beach!

A Senior at Long Beach High, Dennis competes in Football (#38) for the Bearcats. He has been named MVP; 2017 MAC All-State Running Back-Second Team; All-Region Running Back-First Team; and Player of the Week six times for The Gazebo Gazette.

Dennis is the son of Nina Andrews and the late Pastor Dennis Demond Henderson.

Congratulations, Dennis! Have a wonderful Senior year!

Encore Rehabilitation-Long Beach
5107 Beatline Road, Suite 300
Long Beach, Mississippi 39560
228-575-8429
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Encore Rehabilitation-Long Beach wins 1st Place-People’s Choice Award


“I feel great,” Beth Maldonado at Encore Rehabilitation – Long Beach

Clinical Director Emily LaRue is Spartan Strong!

 

Congratulations to Emily LaRue, DPT, for completing the Nashville Spartan Sprint and Super Weekend challenge!
Emily says, “I had a great time running and playing in the mud at the Spartan Sprint in Tennessee! Fitness is fun when it is shared with friends!”
The Nashville Spartan Sprint was held September 22-23, 2018 at Milky Way Farm in Pulaski, Tennessee. The course was 4 miles with 25 obstacles and lots of mud!
Emily is a Physical Therapist and the Clinical Director at Encore Rehabilitation-Hayden.
Way to go, Emily!
Encore Rehabilitation-Hayden
1387 State Highway 160
Warrior, Alabama 35180
205-647-6849
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