82% of our stroke patients regain functional independence within 14 weeks.
From the grip of a coffee cup to the edge of a stair — we treat the movements that matter most. Evidence-based neurorehabilitation, beginning within days of your event.
Numbers that hold up
under scrutiny.
Every statistic on this page is drawn from our 2024 patient cohort. We publish our outcomes because we stand behind them.
of patients regain functional independence
Measured at 14-week discharge assessment using the Functional Independence Measure (FIM) scale. Includes ambulation, self-care, and communication domains.
hours of neurorehabilitation delivered last year
Across physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language pathology. Each hour is supervised by a licensed therapist with stroke specialty certification.
patient-reported improvement in ADL scores at 90 days
Activities of Daily Living assessment conducted via standardized Barthel Index at intake, 45 days, and 90 days. Data from 2024 patient cohort.
What 3,200 hours actually looks like
Each session begins with a 10-minute neurological status check — grip force, gait symmetry, speech fluency. Then 45 minutes of targeted repetitive-task training, the protocol with the strongest evidence base for neuroplasticity. The last 5 minutes are yours: questions, home exercise review, and a written progress note you take with you.
1:1 therapist ratio
Every session, no exceptions
Every pathway the stroke affected, we treat.
Stroke damage is rarely confined to one system. Our interdisciplinary team coordinates across physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech pathology — meeting weekly to align your treatment plan as recovery unfolds.
Neurological Physical Therapy
2–3× weeklyRebuilding the motor pathways between brain and limb. We use constraint-induced movement therapy, balance retraining, and gait analysis to restore how your body moves through the world.
Gait · Balance · Strength · Coordination
Occupational Therapy
2× weeklyThe work of getting dressed, making coffee, signing your name. OT targets the specific daily activities that define independence — assessed at your home environment when possible.
ADL · Fine motor · Cognition · Home safety
Speech-Language Pathology
2–3× weeklyFor the words that got lost in the bleed. We treat aphasia, dysarthria, and swallowing disorders with protocols calibrated to your specific lesion pattern and communication goals.
Aphasia · Dysarthria · Dysphagia · Cognition
Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation
Adjunct to PT/OTNMES uses gentle electrical impulses to re-activate dormant motor neurons. Particularly effective for drop foot, hand weakness, and shoulder subluxation following hemiplegia.
NMES · FES · Biofeedback · EMG-triggered
For discharge planners and referring physicians
We accept referrals directly from hospital case managers. Our care coordinator responds to all fax referrals within 4 business hours. HIPAA-compliant intake forms and insurance verification included.
patient-reported improvement in ADL scores at 90 days. Then here's what that number actually sounds like.
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9 weeks post-event · Margaret T.
We handle the insurance complexity. You focus on recovery.
Our billing team verifies coverage before your first appointment and submits all claims on your behalf. If your insurer denies a claim, we appeal it — at no cost to you.
Insurance verification completed within 24 hours of request
Superbills provided for all out-of-network patients
Sliding scale fee available for uninsured patients
Common questions
Medicare Part B covers outpatient physical, occupational, and speech therapy with no annual cap when medically necessary. We document medical necessity at every session and can provide a detailed coverage estimate before you begin.
In most states, you can begin physical therapy evaluation without a referral under direct access laws. For occupational therapy and speech pathology, a physician order is typically required for insurance billing. Our intake team handles this coordination for you.
We provide detailed superbills for out-of-network reimbursement. Many patients with PPO plans receive 60–80% reimbursement. Our billing team will review your out-of-network benefits before your first appointment so there are no surprises.
We aim to schedule an initial evaluation within 48–72 hours of a referral or request. For patients discharged from acute care, early outpatient intervention — ideally within the first two weeks — significantly improves long-term outcomes.
Referring providers
Fax referrals to our dedicated provider line. We confirm receipt within 4 business hours and contact the patient directly for scheduling.