Here, you have access to a broad range of therapies, including equipment and technologies that are not widely available. Your rehabilitation plan may include:

We have special exercise equipment with technology that sends a gentle electrical current to paralyzed or weak muscles to stimulate movement.

You perform special exercises in a small therapy pool. Doing so helps you get moving with less strain on your back, neck or spine.

These wearable rehabilitative devices use electrical stimulation to evoke foot and hand movements.

A special harness supports your body weight while you re-learn to walk.

This adaptive equipment makes it possible to exercise with your arms or legs while sitting in a wheelchair.

This wearable device measures forearm, wrist and finger movements with high precision.

We use special technology to assess weight distribution while you’re sitting. It helps us identify areas at risk for skin damage and pressure ulcers.

This adaptive gym equipment enables people in wheelchairs to do resistance training with weights.

This device enables a person to stand safely and work lower extremity muscles in ways that are not possible in a wheelchair.

Our team develops a rehabilitation plan tailored to your needs. Then physical and occupational therapists work with you one on one to help you meet your goals. We use research-based methods and advanced technologies that give you the best chances for healing.

Your care may include:

• Strength and balance training

• Technology-assisted leg or hand movements

• Education about how to use a wheelchair

• Adaptive equipment that helps you complete everyday tasks

• Family caregiver training to help loved ones support your ability to navigate your home and community

• Recommendations for durable medical equipment that create a safe home environment

Inpatient spinal rehabilitation starts shortly after an injury or surgery for advanced spinal disorders. Upon discharge, if it’s not safe for you to go home, we transfer you to a rehabilitation facility. Rehabilitation often continues in outpatient clinics with rehab gyms.

Spinal rehab helps to speed up the return of significant function. It may provide symptom relief or help you cope with changes in your abilities due to the following conditions:

• Broken neck or back

• Herniated or ruptured discs

• Spinal arthritis (spondylosis)

• Scoliosis

• Spinal fracture

• Spinal cord injury

• Spinal stenosis

• Spondylolisthesis