Our outpatient therapy team at the Rehabilitation Institute at Sinai often works collaboratively with experts from the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physician Practice. Our team includes physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists and rehabilitation psychologists. Together, we provide exceptional, patient-centered care with a compassionate and innovative approach.
Physical therapists help restore movement, coordination and balance through carefully planned exercises tailored to each person. This approach improves full-body motion, strength and control during daily activities. It can help with moving from one position to another, walking, upright tasks like standing or reaching, while also rebuilding confidence.
Occupational therapists help people improve physical, cognitive and visual perceptual skills that impact their ability to perform daily tasks. They focus on helping patients get back to activities of daily living (ADLs) like bathing, using the bathroom, grooming and preparing meals. Occupational therapists also assess each person's needs to support a successful return to self-care, home management and community involvement.
Speech-language pathologists help patients express themselves, speak clearly, understand language, read and write. They also work on cognitive-linguistic (thinking) skills, including attention, memory, problem-solving, reasoning and organization. SLPs can also help with swallowing and recommend the safest diet for each person.
Rehabilitation psychologists provide support and counseling during rehabilitation. They teach coping skills, help with adjustment concerns and support recovery by focusing on each person’s emotional and mental well-being.
Consistent participation from patients and families is essential to a successful recovery from illness or injury. Our team encourages and relies on patients and their loved ones to stay actively involved and bring the courage, dedication and hard work needed for success.
Our rehabilitation specialists care for patients with a wide range of conditions, including:
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