Rehabilitation comes in many forms and is not exclusively used for one condition or another. Individuals can need rehabilitation for any number of reasons as it is used to reduce disability and optimize functionality in individuals to allow them to better interact with their environment. It falls under the umbrella of universal health care and is one of many factors in ensuring individuals stay healthy. Rehabilitation can be used on individuals of any age as it is unique to each person’s health, wellness, and medical situation. While many of us may think of rehabilitation being used strictly to help someone overcoming a drug or alcohol addiction, or for regaining strength and flexibility from an accident or injury, it comes in many other forms. Other examples of rehabilitation include modifying a senior’s home to reduce fall risks so they can maintain their independence, training and education for someone with heart disease, psychological support for people with mental illnesses, training a person with vision loss on how to use a white cane, helping an individual with a prosthetic limb learn how to use it and many other treatments.