Neurological rehabilitation
Neurological rehabilitation is used to treat diseases, disorders or injuries related to the nervous system. Depending on the severity of the condition, neurological rehabilitation can be done on an inpatient or outpatient basis and is designed to improve brain function and independence.
Neurological rehabilitation in Reston, Virginia
We provide the neurological care you need.
Reston Hospital Center's neurological rehabilitation program in Reston, Virginia, helps you recover from strokes, brain tumors and other neurological disorders. Our advanced neurological rehab center team creates an individualized treatment plan for you.
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Our neurological rehabilitation services
From brain tumors to spinal cord injuries, we work tirelessly to ensure you receive high-quality, effective neurological rehabilitative care.
Our neurological rehabilitation unit
After you undergo neurosurgery or experience a neurological emergency, such as a stroke, you will begin neuro rehab in the hospital. Our inpatient rehab unit includes 18 private rooms. We designed this center to be a safe and comfortable environment that includes advanced rehabilitation equipment and amenities.
Our rehab center gym features advanced equipment, with private treatment rooms for a calm, one-on-one, therapeutic environment.
Our neurological rehabilitation program
When you undergo inpatient neuro rehab, our team focuses on:
- Optimizing your ability to perform basic self-care tasks
- Improving independence with bowel and bladder management
- Increasing mobility skills, either by walking or using a wheelchair
- Increasing independence with moving from one surface to another (such as from a bed to a wheelchair, wheelchair to toilet or chair to standing)
- Increasing general strength, endurance and coordination
- Improving communication and speech (aphasia)
- Increasing safety awareness
- Improving your ability to swallow (dysphagia)
- Improving problem solving, memory and other cognitive skills
- Helping you transition to home or to the next level of care
Depending on your treatment plan, your neurological rehabilitation plan may include:
- Assistance from certified rehabilitation nurses
- Case management
- Occupational therapy
- Physical therapy (physiotherapy)
- Speech therapy
Before you leave the hospital, our team will identify your neurological care needs and make sure you and your family have the right resources to help with your recovery.
For more information about our neurological rehabilitation program, call our inpatient rehab admissions team at (703) 949-9650.
Brain injury recovery
Brain injury rehabilitation can help patients relearn certain skills or functions so they can regain independence. Depending on the type of brain injury you have, you may need rehabilitation to help with memory problems, coordination, self-care or psychological issues.
Spinal cord injury recovery
Rehabilitation is an important part of spinal cord injury treatment and recovery. Spinal cord rehabilitation helps patients regain mobility and independence.
We provide rehabilitation for all types of spinal cord injuries and conditions, including:
- Recovery from spinal surgeries, such as laminectomies, tumor removals and side effects of spinal cord injuries
- Spinal cord conditions, such as spinal muscle atrophy, quadriplegia, paraplegia and spondylosis/stenosis
- Spinal viruses, such as traverse myelitis, Guillain-Barré syndrome, encephalitis and polio
- Congenital abnormalities, such as spina bifida or cerebral palsy
Stroke rehabilitation
A stroke happens when blood flow to the brain becomes blocked or interrupted. Brain tissue can die when the brain doesn't get enough blood, which affects certain functions, such as movement and speech. Our expert team provides fast, lifesaving stroke care, and we begin stroke rehabilitation as soon as possible to help improve your recovery.
Starting neurological rehabilitation
If you or someone you know may benefit from our neurological rehabilitation program, please call our inpatient rehabilitation admissions team at (703) 949-9650. One of our staff members will conduct a free evaluation to see if our program is a good fit for your recovery.
WUSA9 feature: Inpatient rehabilitation
After waking up from a two-week coma, Amin Hassam was able to recuperate from a traumatic car accident thanks to our hospital's trauma center, critical care, and inpatient rehab, all under one roof.