How neurological rehabilitation supports recovery
Neurological rehabilitation focuses on helping people regain function and confidence after a neurological diagnosis. Care is customized and goal-driven, supporting progress in physical, cognitive and everyday skills.
Our neurological rehabilitation program is guided by the science of neuroplasticity, the brain’s ability to adapt and form new connections. With consistent therapy and expert support, patients can relearn skills and improve how they move, think and function.
Common neurological conditions
In addition to Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis, our neurological rehabilitation program can help with recovery for a wide range of conditions that affect movement, thinking, communication and daily function.
Stroke rehabilitation
Stroke rehabilitation rebuilds strength, coordination, speech and cognitive skills. Personalized support for mobility, communication and memory helps patients regain skills for everyday tasks such as cooking, driving and managing medications.
Brain injury rehabilitation
Rehabilitation for both traumatic and nontraumatic brain injuries works to restore physical and cognitive function after brain trauma. Personalized inpatient programs include support for movement, speech, memory and everyday tasks.
Spinal cord injury rehabilitation
Spinal cord injury rehabilitation focuses on personalized therapy, emotional support, training for daily tasks, bowel and bladder management, adaptive equipment guidance and a home safety assessment to support recovery.
What to expect during neurological rehabilitation
Recovery looks different for everyone, and neurological rehabilitation is designed to meet you where you are. Through daily, coordinated therapies, your care team supports progress toward greater independence and confidence.
Physical and occupational therapies
- Motor-skill exercises
- Mobility aid training (walker, cane or wheelchair)
- Spasticity therapy to reduce stiffness and improve comfort
- Activities of daily living (grooming, shopping and cooking)
Cognitive activities
- Memory, attention and problem-solving exercises
- Language therapy for speaking, swallowing and writing
- Daily living skills (money management, following instructions, etc.)
FAQs about neurological rehabilitation and recovery
You may qualify for inpatient neurological rehabilitation if you need a combination of multiple therapies — including physical, speech or occupational therapy — provided in a hospital setting. This level of care helps individuals recovering from complex neurological conditions, injuries and surgeries who would benefit from a multidisciplinary approach to rehabilitation. Physician approval is required for inpatient neurological rehabilitation.
Inpatient rehabilitation technology to support your neurological recovery
We combine compassionate care with innovative tools that make a difference in your recovery. Your neurological rehabilitation program may include:
Resources for neurological recovery
Hear from experts in neurological rehabilitation to learn more about recovery, daily life and advances in care.