Transitional Inpatient Rehabilitation

Transitional Inpatient Rehabilitation is a program designed to advance a person's recovery from traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, or other significant neurologic condition. 

Patients live at one of our transitional living centers where they will be assigned a personal treatment team. This team may include occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech-language pathologists, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, physiatrists, and/or residential instructors. With input from the patient and the family as well as the referring physician, our professional team of experts designs an intensive treatment plan unique to the patient's abilities and goals. 

Transitional Inpatient Rehabilitation specifically addresses a patient's immediate need to re-learn and practice activities of daily living, develop strategies to overcome physical and cognitive limitations, and re-establish leisure and vocational lifestyles that promote independence. As skills are increased, Hope Network Rehabilitation Services offers a progressive continuum of programs so individuals can transition to less-dependent settings that continue to promote their recovery.

Transitional Inpatient Rehabilitation is available in Grand Rapids and East Lansing.