Neurological Rehabilitation

Our brain injury physical therapy program focuses on restoring mobility and physical function to patients with traumatic brain injuries. Physical therapy works to improve motor function, minimize physical disabilities, and restore normal movement patterns to maximize the patient’s independence, safety, and ability to return to their prior level of function. We employ a multidisciplinary team approach for people who have suffered a traumatic brain injury because of the wide number of impairments and complications that can arise from a brain injury.

Neurological rehabilitation can help people become active who are experiencing a serious neurological disorder such as dementia, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, or Guillain-Barre syndrome. Our team of physical, occupational therapists, and speech-language pathologists can provide therapy for balance, gait, posture, coordination and other impairments to help patients regain functions and live independently again.

Our stroke rehabilitation program helps you relearn skills lost after a stroke damages part of your brain. The goals of rehabilitation are to help survivors regain as much independence, quality of life, and long-term recovery as possible. Treatment begins while you are still in the hospital and continues after you return home or go to a skilled nursing center. For some stroke survivors, rehabilitation will be an ongoing process to maintain and refine skills and could involve working with specialists for months or years after the stroke.