Kennedy Krieger Institute-Fairmount

The Community Rehabilitation Program serves children and adults of all ages who: are recovering from traumatic brain injury, stroke or other acquired central nervous system injury; have spina bifida and require rehabilitation of life skills for independent functioning in the home and/or community; are recovering from orthopedic surgery. The program assists patients and their family, on a temporary basis, toward continued long-term recovery. In the patient’s home, school, or local community, a treatment team provides the following therapies: physical, occupational, speech and language, psychological and social work. Each interdisciplinary treatment team designs and implements a plan of care specific to the needs of individual patients and their families.