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General Advocacy Groups

Disability Service Facilitators (DSF)

Disability-Specific Resources

Disability Voting Resources

Education

Emergency Preparedness

Key Contacts

Housing

Legal

Recreation & Culture

Service Animals

Small Business Resources

Social Services & Benefits

Transportation


Physical Rehabilitation

AAPM&R Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Finder

A searchable database that allows you to locate a practicing PM&R physician in your area.

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physician Finder

Mount Sinai Wheelchair and Seating Clinic

Mount Sinai initiated the Wheelchair and Seating Clinic to acknowledge how the advances made in seating and mobility technology need to be incorporated into the lives of people who use wheelchairs. Clinic staff work with patients to ensure the proper fit of mobility devices and seating systems, in order to halt the progression of any deformity that exists and promote good skin integrity.

Hands-on physical assessments are performed and are supplemented with pressure-mapping technology when warranted. The clinic is led by Jenny Lieberman, MSOTR/L, ATP, who works closely with other departments, including wound care, geriatrics, medicine and neurology, to provide appropriate interventions.

Inpatient Admissions: 212-241-5417

Outpatient Therapy (Center. for Advanced Medicine): 212-241-4477

Outpatient Medical Clinics: 212-824-7633

Physicians - Rehabilitation Medicine: 212-241-6335

Interventional Spine and Sports Medicine: 212-241-6321

Mount Sinai Wheelchair and Seating Clinic Website

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Rusk Rehabilitation

Since its founding in 1948, Rusk Rehabilitation has built upon the fundamental idea by providing people with the recovery resources they need to lead full and rewarding lives. At their inpatient and outpatient locations, they work with people who have a variety of diagnoses and treatment needs for injuries that include brain injury, cardiac and pulmonary conditions, chronic neurological conditions, limb loss, orthopaedic and musculoskeletal conditions, pediatric conditions and injuries, spinal cord injury, and stroke.

530 First Avenue
9th Floor
New York, NY 10016

Inpatient Admissions: 212-263-6034

Cardiopulmonary and Medically-Complex Patients: 855-632-7875

Fax: 212-263-3777

Rusk Rehabilitation Website

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