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Life-altering, medically complex injuries or conditions such as limb loss or amputation may require daily, round-the-clock rehabilitation care before you return home from a hospital stay.
Recognition
U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Hospitals” ranks Rusk Rehabilitation among the top 5 programs in the nation for rehabilitation.
At NYU Langone’s Rusk Rehabilitation at Tisch Hospital, we are dedicated to providing the highest level of individualized care you need to achieve your recovery goals.
A physiatrist—a doctor who specializes in rehabilitation medicine—is at the helm of your rehabilitation team. Along with our other experts, including physical and occupational therapists, he or she works to customize a treatment plan for you while you are in the hospital. We take into consideration not only your medical and physical needs but also your personal wishes so the program is truly yours.
Our rehabilitation nursing team—including a nurse manager, a primary registered nurse (RN), and a patient care technician (PCN)—cares for you 24 hours a day and helps you prepare for therapy sessions.
Our rehabilitation experts work with people who have been hospitalized with pulmonary conditions and cardiac conditions and require 24-hour care. These specialists also see people who need access to multiple services because they have had medically complex procedures such as amputations, face transplants, heart transplants, lung transplants, kidney transplants, liver transplants, and bone marrow transplants.
Excellence in Rehabilitation
Our acute rehabilitation program at Rusk Rehabilitation at Tisch Hospital has been accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).
Learn MoreTo begin a rehabilitation program, you must be physically able to participate in therapy for a minimum of three hours a day. Everyone receives both physical therapy and occupational therapy. Depending on any additional needs, you may also receive speech–language pathology and swallowing therapy and vocational therapy, as well as care from psychologists and social workers. Our therapeutic recreation services are designed to support emotional healing and include music therapy and art therapy.
We also provide on-site hemodialysis for people who have kidney failure, so that you can receive your rehabilitation therapy and regular hemodialysis treatments in one convenient location.
After you finish your inpatient care, your rehabilitation team assesses whether you need outpatient care services at one of our NYU Langone ambulatory care locations.
John R. Corcoran, PT, DPT, MS, is the site director for rehabilitation therapy services at Rusk Rehabilitation at Tisch Hospital. Rusk Rehabilitation also offers inpatient care at Rusk Rehabilitation at NYU Langone Orthopedic Hospital and Rusk Rehabilitation at NYU Langone Hospital—Brooklyn. A social worker or case manager helps you decide which of our three inpatient sites is best suited to your care needs and requests a referral. For more information about inpatient admissions to Rusk Rehabilitation at Tisch Hospital, please call 212-268-6034.
Our team of rehabilitation specialists works closely with you during your recovery journey so you can reach your treatment goals.
Get all the information you need so you know what to expect during your inpatient treatment.
Our limb loss rehabilitation team is among the most experienced in the world.
Our physical therapists help you regain strength, endurance, and mobility after injury.
Regain your independence by working with our occupational therapists to master everyday tasks.
When illness or injury affects your ability to speak or swallow, our therapists can help.
Our psychologists provide coping skills and strategies to improve your wellbeing during and after treatment.
Our social workers coordinate your care and help you adapt to changes following an illness or injury.
Working with plants can complement your inpatient rehabilitation therapy.
We provide music and art therapy during your hospital stay.
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