Inpatient rehabilitation provides care for patients recovering from conditions such as stroke, brain injury and spinal cord injury. Texas Health offers structured rehabilitation programs with therapy and support services to help improve movement, function and daily activities. Learn more about the Inpatient Rehabilitation Center at Texas Health Dallas.

Neurological outpatient rehabilitation is designed for people who have suffered a disease or injury involving the brain or central nervous system. This program is helpful for those needing assistance with functional skills such as balance, range of motion, swallowing, speech and language.

We use a variety of activities to help you improve your mobility. They include:

• Multidisciplinary assessments
• Balance training
• Therapeutic exercise
• Speech and swallowing care
• Cognitive therapy
• Assistive device training
• Reaction time training
• Driving rehabilitation
• Vision rehabilitation

Our trained neurological therapists include:

• Physical therapists
• Occupational therapists
• Speech therapists

Specialty Programs are intensive outpatient programs that help people make the transition from an acute-care setting to their homes, jobs and communities.

These Specialty Programs are offered at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth and are centered on a commitment to personalized care, shaped to help fit your specific needs and goals.

During program hours, you participate in therapies designed to optimize functional, cognitive and physical skills. When appropriate, therapists may go with you to your home or workplace to ease the use of the strategies and skills learned during rehab.

Family members are also considered an integral part in setting therapy goals and transferring skills to the home environment. Because these Specialty Programs recognize that brain injury affects the whole family, various forms of support such as education and counseling are offered to members of your family.