Neuropsychology evaluates cognitive and emotional changes resulting from illness or injury and helps the patient and family cope with these changes. Occupational therapy helps people relearn or cope with changes in their abilities to do everyday tasks such as self-care, housework, shopping, etc. Pain Management brings together a variety of disciplines to relieve chronic discomfort or the pain associated with terminal illness. Biofeedback, medication, visualization and nerve blocks are among the aids to controlling pain. Pediatric Rehabilitation uses a multidisciplinary approach to treating children and their special needs.
Physical therapy increases strength, coordination, balance and mobility.
Social Work helps patients and families adjust to rehabilitation and provides for continuity of care. Spasticity Clinic treats patients with spasticity related to neurologic disease. Speech therapy helps patients improve communication skills such as speaking, writing and understanding, and swallowing.