Resources and Support
Additional Tools and Assistance
During and after your stay at our hospital, appropriate resources will be made available to provide care and support to you, your family members or caregivers; answer questions; and advance your recovery. Your rehabilitation physician, for instance, will visit you to attend to your medical conditions and address any concerns you may have, as will the other members of your clinical team. Your case manager will visit, coordinate your care, and provide a phone number to answer any of your questions. Additionally, our staff will arrange family or caregiver training as needed before you leave to go home.
Recovery can be strengthened through connection with others who share similar experiences. Whether you are living with a specific condition, caring for a loved one, or adjusting to life after an injury or illness, a variety of local and virtual support groups are available to provide education, encouragement, and peer support.
- Amputee Support Groups
- Neurological Support Groups
- Caregiver Support Groups
- Alzheimer's & Dementia Support Groups
- Parkinson's Disease Support Groups
- Brain Injury Support Groups
- Spinal Cord Injury Peer Support
In addition to hospital staff and its community support groups, you will find a number of online national resources that can be helpful with your recovery and answer any questions you might have after you leave the hospital.
These organizations include:
- Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA)
- American Heart Association
- American Stroke Association
- National Spinal Cord Injury Association (NSCIA)
- Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
- National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
- National Parkinson Foundation
- National Stroke Association
- Amputee Coalition