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Sinai Opens Beautiful New Neuro Rehab Center
It’s finally here, and wow, was it worth the wait!
On Wednesday, October 10, Sinai Hospital held a ribbon cutting dedication ceremony for its new Louis and Phyllis Friedman Neurological Rehabilitation Center. The 20-bed center, located on the fifth floor of the hospital’s South Tower, provides specialized rehabilitation services to adults who have sustained a brain injury, stroke or other neurological disorder, and it’s one of the most advanced facilities of its kind in the state.
The center offers a comprehensive, patient-centered approach to treatment, featuring the latest technology; a team of more than 40 doctors, nurses and therapists; and an emphasis on family-centered care. Highlights of the facility include:
- A dedicated nine-bed brain injury unit with the highest number of certified brain injury specialists in Maryland.
- A state-of-the-art gym filled with the most advanced technology to assist patients in their daily therapy, including a ZeroG gait and balance training system, an advanced tool that enables therapists to safely treat patients through a wide range of activities, and the latest generation of training devices for visual perception.
- A simulated community called “Greater Heights” that helps facilitate patients’ integration into their own community following discharge, featuring grocery store and bus stop settings and an ATM.
- A fully equipped home transition apartment that allows patients to replicate the activities they will be doing at home.
- Specially designed, private patient rooms that can be adjusted to a person’s particular therapy needs to help control levels of stimulation.
Take a look at photos for the center below:
The new Louis and Phyllis Friedman Neurological Rehabilitation Center at Sinai Hospital provides specialized rehabilitation services to adults who have sustained a brain injury, stroke or other neurological disorder. It is one of the region’s most advanced facilities offering acute level inpatient neurological rehabilitation.New Neuro Rehab Center
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Here’s Sinai Hospital President, Neil Meltzer, on the new center:
Thank you to everyone who made this beautiful new center a success!
-Noel Lloyd
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About Noel Lloyd
Noel Lloyd is a communications coordinator with LifeBridge Health. A native of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, he enjoys playing soccer, going to concerts and traveling.
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My 26 year old son has had episodes of status epilepticus lasting for almost an hour. His seizures are controlled on the brand name lamictal. He has terrible memory loss as well as a learning disability.
Any suggestions for outpatient therapy? Recommended therapists would be helpful.
Thanks
Mary K
Hello Mary. Thank you for your comment. Sinai Hospital offers great outpatient therapy services. Please feel free to go to this link to find out more information. You can also call 410.601.WELL for more info or to schedule an appointment.