Neurological rehabilitation: Helping you rebuild a life you love

Our highly trained therapists will customize a care plan for you which is based on your specific problem or disease. Our goal is to get you back to the highest level of function possible.

Services we offer

• Physical therapy

  • To help with movement, muscle control, walking, dizziness and balance.

  • To help with lower limb loss and prosthetic retraining.

  • Facial neuromuscular retraining after facial nerve injury, facial paralysis, paresis and/or synkinesis.

• Occupational therapy

  • To help with activities of daily living, arm and hand movement, splitting for neurological conditions, thinking strategies and visual perceptual difficulties.

• Speech language

  • To help with communication, reading, writing or thinking strategies.

We treat a range of conditions, including:

• Abnormal muscle tone (dystonia)

• Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)

• Ataxia

• Balance disorders and falls

• Bell’s palsy

• Brain or spinal cord tumors

• Cerebral Palsy

• Dementia

• Dizziness and vertigo

• Essential tremor

• Functional neurological disorders (FND)

• Guillain-Barre Syndrome

• Lower limb loss

• Muscular dystrophy

• Multiple sclerosis

• Parkinson’s disease

• Post-concussion syndrome

• Spinal cord injuries

• Stroke

• Traumatic brain injury

Treatments offered

• Activities of daily living retraining

• Balance training and falls prevention related to neurologic issues and aging

• Driver readiness assessment (clinic based, not behind the wheel)

• Facial retraining

• Gait analysis, training, and assessment for assistive device and orthotic recommendations

• Home exercise programs

• Lower limb amputee rehabilitation and prosthetic training

• Neuromuscular training and strengthening for arm or leg weakness or coordination problems

• Testing and treatment to help thinking skills including, memory and problem solving

• Sensory integration therapy to help with processing information from all senses

• Specialized programs to help people with Parkinson’s Disease

• Speech, language, reading and writing to improve communication skills

• Splinting and bracing assessment

• Vestibular rehabilitation to help manage dizziness and balance disorders

• Visual perceptual assessment and treatment

• Wheelchair assessments