Directory of Services

Hope Network Rehabilitation Services offers a progressive continuum of rehabilitation options. Whether an individual is leaving the hospital setting or in need of some in-home assistance to improve current circumstances, Hope Network provides an array of programs that are appropriate for all stages of a person’s post-acute recovery.

Transitional Inpatient Rehabilitation: An inpatient program designed to advance an individual’s recovery through intensive clinical services provided by a professional line of experts in neuro-rehabilitation.

Neurobehavioral Inpatient Rehabilitation: Similar to Transitional Inpatient Rehabilitation, but with the addition of fully integrated social work and psychology staff who specialize in the treatment of people with a behavioral component to their injury or condition.

Residential Services: Offers homes and apartments on campus that provide various level of supervision and support.

Clinical Services: Therapeutic intervention on an inpatient or outpatient basis that can include physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, recreation therapy, social work, psychology, and psychiatry services.

Community-Based Programs: Designed to provide personal and clinical assistance to people in his or her home.

Day Enrichment Programs: Provides daytime opportunities for people to improve skills that promote participation in satisfying and constructive leisure, social, and work settings.

Physiatry/Psychiatry Services: Provided by physicians specialized in rehabilitative medicine and behavioral disturbances following injury, participants can find treatment for physical, behavioral, and emotional challenges.

Child and Adolescent Rehabilitation: Overseen by a Board Certified Pediatric Physiatrist, Child and Adolescent Services offer clinical treatment for babies, teens, and adolescents with various physical disabilities.

Workforce Development: Provides opportunities for people with disabilities to successfully integrate into the workplace.