MossRehab provides care for patients with a range of disabilities including amputation, orthopedic disorders, traumatic brain injury, stroke, spinal cord dysfunction, neurological disorders, and more, in a modern 147-bed facility. U.S. News & World Report has consistently rated MossRehab as one of the nation’s finest hospitals for medical rehabilitation.

The Neuro-orthopaedic Program is a unique program that combines the talents and resources of rehabilitation specialists from MossRehab and orthopaedic specialists throughout the Philadelphia region. Working closely together to evaluate and jointly determine the appropriate treatment strategy for each patient, they employ reconstructive surgery and non-surgical techniques to correct spacticity, heterotopic ossification (a joint bone growth) and other restrictive limb problems. This partnership provides successful treatment results to patients who have been previously considered untreatable.

The Vocational Directions Program prepares, places and trains people with brain injury and/or learning disabilities for gainful employment in the community. We provide on-the-job coaching and enroll patients in a job retention program that offers continued support and counseling after they are integrated into the workplace.

We accept individuals ages 13 and older who have a family support system. Once the patient is in our program, we work with the family to explore available services and resources on a local and state level. Our School Re-entry Program prepares students with brain injury to return to academic life by coaching them on how to organize their study habits. We work with school administrators and teachers to custom design academic programs to meet our students’ needs.

Functional capacity evaluations offer a summative report of functional abilities or limitations based upon a patient’s performance in a three to four functional hour test. Tests include, but are not limited to lifting, balance, dexterity, reaching and stair climbing. The functional capacity evaluation accesses a patient’s ability to perform a specific task that he or she would do at their job. This test also addresses consistency and reliability of effort.