This National Rehabilitation Awareness Week, Reunion is recognizing the people who have helped us become one of Newsweek’s best American rehabilitation centers

We’re changing lives, day by day.

In the fight against SMA, physical therapy can be life-changing

Every patient recovering from an orthopedic injury has unique treatment needs. In this week's blog, we're exploring how Reunion's individualized plans of care can improve treatment outcomes among these patients.

Sixty percent of Americans live with one or more chronic diseases; Reunion can help them manage these conditions.

The Reunion therapy team knows that fall prevention is a critical part of safe recovery. Here, we’re sharing our favorite fall prevention tips for inpatients and outpatients.

Reunion offers patients access to both best-in-class physical, occupational, and speech therapy as well as rehabilitation psychologists and therapists to improve their quality of life.

Reunion patient, Nobel Hernandez, is committed to sharing his amputation recovery success story with future Reunion patients

This World Health Day, Reunion is upholding the WHO’s 2023 mission of Health for All by providing patients individualized and compassionate care.

In celebration of the 50th anniversary of National Nutrition Month, Reunion’s Neaka Khalilian speaks with registered dietitian Louis Forsberg about why nutrition matters in inpatient recovery.

Heart health is important for everyone, but for patients in rehabilitation, it is a critical component of treatment.

While stroke recovery can be complex, the Reunion team offers survivors compassionate and results-oriented care. Check out the Reunion blog to learn about stroke recovery at Reunion.

Reunion therapists have specialized training in the treatment of spinal cord injuries (SCI). Check out our blog to learn how the Reunion team can help you meet your physical, occupational, and communication goals.

For survivors of brain injury, the journey toward recovery can feel overwhelming, but at Reunion, you’ll never have to make that journey alone.

During recovery from an illness or injury, you may need specialized occupational, physical, or speech treatment. Here, we’re discussing what you can expect to do during inpatient rehab therapy.

We answer the questions our patients and their families ask us most frequently while evaluating their options for rehabilitative care.