Neuro Rehabilitation

When a stroke, traumatic brain injury or other injury to the brain occurs it may impact how you move, think, feel or behave. The recovery journey and outcome from this type of event is different for everyone.

Our interdisciplinary rehabilitation teams are dedicated to providing expert and coordinated care to help you return to the highest level possible of independence, functioning and mobility. Your care may include neuropsychology, physical, occupational and speech therapy, recreational therapy, music therapy, clinical nutrition and case management and social work. Our treatment interventions are designed to maximize your abilities and may include one or all of the above, depending on your needs.

Learn more about rehabilitation services

Inpatient Acute Rehabilitation

Outpatient Rehabilitation

At Home Care

Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

Neuropsychology

Emerging Consciousness Program

Neuro Residential Care

At our Kalamazoo Avenue Campus in Grand Rapids, we have six licensed and CARF accredited brain injury residential homes offering residents the medical and social support they need for an active and quality life.

Click here to download more information: Neuro Residential Care Brochure

An Example Care Team for Neuro Rehabilitation can include:

Neurologist

Specializes in diagnosing strokes and other brain disorders

Physiatrist

A physician trained to assess disability and specialized in rehabilitation.

Internal Medicine Physician

May manage some of your care in the

inpatient setting, and also as you return to the community..

Neuropsychologist

Focuses on how

injuries or illnesses of the brain affect cognitive functions and behaviors..

Case Manager or Social Worker

Works with your care team to identify the most appropriate discharge plan.

Neurologic Music Therapist

Nursing Team

Nurse

Assesses your condition and provides nursing care to help improve your

level of functioning.

Physical Therapist

Works with you in moving your arms and legs, helping to build strength, coordination, balance and endurance.

Occupational Therapist

Focuses on activities of daily living, such as bathing, grooming and independent living skills.

Speech Language Pathologist

Addresses impairments in communication, swallowing, and cognition to help improve your independence.

Recreation Therapist

Helps you regain functional skills to return to recreation, leisure, and community activities you love most.

Dietician

Provides you with education related to healthy eating and special diet requirements that may be necessary to keep you healthy following a stroke.

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A Concert of Hope and Healing

The Grand Rapids Symphony and Spectrum Health music therapists perform in a special event for nursing and rehabilitation residents, family and friends.
You’re amazing, boy

Jake Rodgers, 17, plays the guitar again for the first time since suffering a traumatic brain injury.
You’re one in 1,000

After suffering severe injuries in a car-deer accident, Linda Ball stages a recovery that impresses her family and medical team.

Returning You To Your Best