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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

About the Johns Hopkins Rehabilitation Network

The Johns Hopkins Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation has been helping patients recover function since 1992. Our twenty convenient locations form the Johns Hopkins Rehabilitation Network, which provides comprehensive rehabilitation services and continuum of care to patients throughout Maryland.

Our Locations

 

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Clinical Leadership

Interim Department Director

Marlis Gonzalez-Fernandez, M.D., Ph.D.

  • Managing Director, Outpatient Operations, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
  • Medical Director, Musculoskeletal Center at Greenspring Station
  • Vice Chair for Clinical Affairs, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
  • Associate Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
  • Associate Professor of Art as Applied to Medicine
  • Associate Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery

Leadership Team

  • Erik Hans Hoyer, M.D.

    • Vice Chair for Quality, Safety and Satisfaction, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
    • Co-director, Activity and Mobility Promotion Program, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
    • Associate Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
    • Assistant Professor of Medicine

  • Preeti Raghavan, M.B.B.S.

    • Sheikh Khalifa Stroke Institute Professor of Stroke Treatment, Recovery and Rehabilitation
    • Vice Chair for Research, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
    • Director, Recovery and Rehabilitation, Sheikh Khalifa Stroke Institute
    • Associate Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
    • Associate Professor of Neurology

  • Stephen T. Wegener, Ph.D., M.A.

    • Director, Rehabilitation Psychology and Neuropsychology, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
    • Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

When rehabilitation units are in the hospital, physicians can coordinate care better and faster if a patient’s health status changes. We all work together to improve patients’ function to a level that allows them to continue rehabilitation at home or at one of our many outpatient locations, so that people can enjoy life again after an illness.

Marlis Gonzalez-Fernandez, M.D., Ph.D.
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More About the Johns Hopkins Rehabilitation Network

The greatest advantage that patients have when they choose one of the inpatient rehabilitation facilities within the Johns Hopkins Rehabilitation Network is the on-site availability of world-renowned medical and surgical specialist expertise.

Our goal is to deliver seamless, value-based rehabilitation care across the continuum from acute care hospital to inpatient rehab, subacute rehab, home care and outpatient rehabilitation.

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Precision Rehabilitation Medicine

Johns Hopkins Precision Rehabilitation Center of Excellence aims to develop new interventions tailored to patients’ specific needs across the continuum of care based on their functional status — many that use technology in new ways that could revolutionize the field.

Learn more about this center Read how the center was created