Neurorehabilitation
What is Neurorehabilitation?
Neurorehabilitation focuses on the recovery of functional mobility, ambulation, and balance. The University of Rochester Medicine Neurorehabilitation program offers patients functional strengthening and stretching routines as well as recommendations for devices, braces, and other adaptive equipment.
Our Approach
Our therapists are dedicated to helping you and your family with the challenges of recovery following a neurologic injury or disease. Our staff is highly trained and includes multiple board-certified neurologic clinical specialists. You will work with your therapist to help design an individualized rehab program to address your unique deficits and help you reach your goals.
Neurorehabilitation may be used to treat conditions such as:
What Sets Us Apart?
Our specialists perform hundreds of procedures and surgeries every year, so patient care is always in the hands of well-practiced experts. As part of University of Rochester Medicine, our physicians are exposed to more complex conditions and unusual complications than most physicians in the Rochester area.
The department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation were the earliest inpatient CARF (Commission on the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) and Magnet-accredited rehabilitation units in upstate New York to be integrated directly with both a Level 1 Trauma Center and a Joint Commission-certified Comprehensive Stroke Center.
Our physicians work collaboratively to draw on a diverse set of skills and give patients comprehensive care.
Locations
View All LocationsWe serve you in the Rochester metropolitan area and surrounding region. Locations are ordered by distance, with those closest to listed first.
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