Specialty Rehabilitation
When a complex injury, illness, or neurological condition affects your ability to move, function, or live independently, Cone Health offers specialized rehabilitation programs designed to help you achieve your highest level of recovery and quality of life. Our experienced team provides personalized care for conditions such as stroke, brain injury, spine disorders, cancer, balance disorders, and movement disorders.
Request a Referral
Need specialized rehabilitation services? Ask your doctor for a referral to Cone Health or contact an outpatient rehabilitation center near you.
Dizziness, vertigo, balance disorders, and falls can significantly impact daily life. Specialized vestibular therapy can help reduce symptoms, improve stability, and restore confidence in movement.
Brain injury rehabilitation helps individuals improve physical, cognitive, and daily living skills after a traumatic or acquired brain injury, supporting greater independence and quality of life.
Cancer treatment can affect strength, mobility, endurance, and daily function. Our cancer rehabilitation specialists help patients manage treatment-related side effects, improve physical function, and regain confidence throughout recovery.
Individuals living with Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders benefit from targeted therapy programs designed to improve mobility, strength, balance, and overall function.
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (PM&R) physicians, also known as physiatrists, specialize in helping people restore function, reduce pain, and improve quality of life after injury, illness, or disabling conditions through personalized, non-surgical treatment plans.
Our spine rehabilitation specialists help patients reduce pain, improve mobility, and return to daily activities through personalized treatment plans for back, neck, and spine-related conditions.
Stroke recovery often requires a coordinated approach involving physical, occupational, and speech therapy. Our team helps patients improve mobility, communication, self-care skills, and independence.
