Neurological rehabilitation
Outpatient stroke rehabilitation
A stroke can change how you move, communicate, and manage everyday tasks. Our outpatient team helps you work on the abilities and strategies that matter in your life at home.
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Everyday skills
Visual skills after stroke or brain injury
Reading a page, finding something on a shelf, or moving through a busy room may take more effort after stroke or brain injury.
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Aphasia: help finding words & communicating
You know what you want to share, but the words may not come easily. Speech-language therapy can help you work on language skills and find ways to stay involved in conversations.
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Ataxia & coordination rehabilitation
When movements feel unsteady or hard to coordinate, ordinary tasks can take extra concentration. Our outpatient team helps you work on practical movement and daily-life goals.
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Hand, wrist & elbow rehabilitation
Pain, stiffness, or numbness can make getting dressed, cooking, typing, and hobbies harder. We connect hand and arm rehabilitation to the activities you want to use them for.
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Jennifer Holmberg
Speech-Language Pathologist. Jennifer's work spans communication, cognition, and swallowing.
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Memory, attention & cognitive rehabilitation
Losing track of a conversation or the steps in a familiar task can make your day frustrating.
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Refer a patient for outpatient neuro rehabilitation
A clear next step after discharge or a change in function. Connect patients with outpatient physical, occupational, and speech therapy at Maryland Neuro-Rehab & Wellness Center in…
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Sofia Canapp
Occupational Therapist. Sofia works with adults rebuilding daily life after stroke, brain injury, and other neurological changes.
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Speech therapy for communication, cognition, and swallowing
Finding the right word, following a conversation, remembering a plan, or managing a meal can become harder after neurological change.
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Swallowing therapy for adults
When eating or drinking becomes difficult, it can affect comfort, confidence, and time with other people.
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Understanding return-to-driving evaluations
After a stroke, brain injury, or other change in function, driving can become a difficult question.
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