Build strength, balance, and independence in your daily life.
A stroke, brain injury, or neurological condition can change how you walk, balance, and use your hands. Our physical and occupational therapists work alongside your neurologist or physician to help you move more safely and do more for yourself.
Neurological conditions affect everyone differently. See how many of these are part of your day.
Recognize two or more? An evaluation can show where rehab may help most and set goals that matter to you.
We focus on how your condition affects your movement and daily life. Your neurologist or physician manages the condition itself, and we keep them informed.
Your physical and occupational therapists work under one roof and share one plan, so your goals for moving and daily living are worked on together.
Physical TherapyBalance, walking, and strength training with Dr. Sean Basinger, DPT and Dr. Jarred Tolley, DPT, to help you move more steadily and lower your risk of falls.About physical therapy
Occupational TherapyHelp from Samantha Nedza, MOT, with dressing, bathing, cooking, and hand skills, plus adaptive equipment and home setup ideas so you can do more on your own.About occupational therapyWe review your diagnosis and medical history and ask about your goals. Then we check your strength, balance, walking, hand use, and daily tasks.
Your therapists build a plan around the things you want to do, like walking in the community or getting dressed on your own, and share it with your physician.
Regular sessions in the clinic, plus a home program you can do safely. We adjust your plan as your abilities and needs change.
Still have a question? Call us and a member of our team will help.
No. Your neurologist or physician manages your diagnosis and medications. We focus on your movement, balance, strength, and daily tasks, and we are happy to share updates with them.
It varies from person to person and depends on your condition and goals. Some people notice changes in a few weeks, while others benefit from therapy over several months. We review your progress with you regularly.
That depends on your needs and energy level. We set a schedule with you that is realistic and adjust it as you go.
Yes. With a condition like Parkinson’s disease or multiple sclerosis, rehab focuses on keeping you as strong, steady, and independent as possible. Many people come back for a tune-up when their needs change.
Yes. We give you a home exercise program and practical strategies for daily tasks, made to be safe for you to do between visits.
Yes. We accept most major plans, including Medicare, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare, and we verify your benefits before your first visit. Call (908) 282-3737 and we will check your coverage.
Tell us about your goals and we will build a rehab plan around them. Same-week appointments are available.
