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May 1, 2018: Hope Network Neuro Rehabilitation experts, Margaret Kroese and Dr. Martin Waalkes, gets published in Brain Injury Professional.

April 24, 2018: No one would blame Rick Pulliam for being bitter. After all, he lost so much. But as it turns out, Rick is not your average patient.

April 6, 2018: Dr. Jeffrey Kramer has assumed the Medical Director role for Hope Network Neuro Rehabilitation in Grand Rapids, effective March 1, 2018.

February 12, 2018: Lance McFarren, a schoolteacher from Indiana was injured in a motorcycle crash, where he sustained a severe traumatic brain injury (TBI).

December 11, 2017: Hope Network Neuro Rehabilitation is pleased to be featured in the Fall 2017 issue of The BIA Challenge!

November 15, 2017: Hope Network Neuro Rehabilitation is pleased to announce that Kim Church has joined the organization as Program Director of East Lansing.

October 10, 2017: Hope Network is Neuro Rehabilitation is pleased to announce that Rebecca Freeland, RN is the new Admissions Manager, and Hayley Janes, BA, is a new Admissions Coordinator.

August 28, 2017: Claus Nowell was a free-spirited Native American from Petoskey. As a man who loved the sport of boxing, Claus was a strong warrior with unwavering grit and determination, but his hard

July 20, 2017: Charlie Eaton was at an exciting crossroads in his life, but then things took an unexpected turn.

March 10, 2017: When Matt Rooks gets behind the wheel of his 40-ton rig, he doesn’t just see the long road ahead. He sees the long journey already overcome.

April 25, 2017: Jenn Shares Her Comeback Story After Being the Victim of a Hit and Run.

January 19, 2017: Hope Network Neuro Rehabilitation announces that Karen Foster, MA, LLP, CAADC has joined the team in Grand Rapids.

Bernie is right at home with Hope Network. Click to watch the video.

Gutsy. Dramatic. Inspiring. Brave. Audacious. These are what comebacks are. Hope Network Neuro Rehabilitation is where they happen. Click to see the video.

January 19, 2017: Ashley, a Hope Network Neuro Rehabilitation resident, was made an honorary cheerleader at Michigan State University.

Wheels to Work is a program to help employees get to their jobs. To learn more read the July 15, 2016 article from the Grand Rapids Business Journal, or watch the video.

The Huntington Bank supports Hope Network Transportation Services. Watch the video to learn more.

Matt DeBose and his brother Clarence are just two of the other 45 men and women who provide more than a quarter-million rides annually for Hope’s Transportation Services.

Leora experienced some formidable barriers during her teen years. She was largely raised in the foster care system.