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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

 

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Specialty Areas

Dr. Mayer and physical therapist Laurie Fitz standing in the Cancer Rehab center with hand weights and balancing ball in the background.
 

At the Johns Hopkins Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, we aim to restore function and help you maximize your quality of life. Whether that means managing pain, learning to walk, returning to work, or adjusting to life after illness, our team of experts works with you to design a custom treatment plan tailored to your unique needs.

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Our Rehabilitation Programs

Rehabilitation Therapy

Physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech-language therapy play a major role in many of our rehabilitation programs. Learn more about each type of therapy, our therapists and our convenient locations.

 

Rehabilitation Psychology and Neuropsychology

Drs. Schechter, Mastalerz, and Wegener in front of a bookcase and presentation poster.

Our rehabilitation psychologists and neuropsychologists work alongside our rehabilitation physicians and therapists to help patients and families understand and manage physical, cognitive, behavioral and emotional problems related to living with or recovering from an injury or illness.

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Hospital-Based Rehabilitation

The Johns Hopkins Rehabilitation Network offers a variety of hospital-based services that can help prepare you to return home after your hospital stay.

  • Comprehensive Inpatient Rehabilitation

    Our inpatient programs are accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) and staffed with experienced physicians, nurses and therapists to help you practice self-care before returning home.

    Inpatient bed in a hospital room

  • Rehabilitation Consultations

    Our inpatient rehab consult team assesses patients in inpatient units and acute care settings to recommend the right rehabilitation strategies.

    Provider working with a patient with elevated legs.

  • Nurse Liaison Service

    Our nurse liaisons are experienced professionals who help connect patients and their physicians with the right rehabilitation program at Johns Hopkins.

    Illustration of four rooms with patients and providers.

  • Renaissance Skilled Nursing Facility

    The Renaissance Skilled Nusring Facility at Sibley Memorial Hospital serves as a bridge between acute care and unassisted living, providing patients with a focused and consistent level of support.

    Nurse helping a patient with folding clothes.
 
 

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Patient Resource Center
The Patient Resource Center provides assistance between appointments with your physician. For assistance between therapy appointments, please contact the clinic location.
Phone:  410-614-4030 and select option 2 | Fax: 410-614-4033

 
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