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With the addition of Neurology Rehab of Dallas to the Neurology Consultants of Dallas family, we now offer a fully integrated healthcare program, providing patients with a holistic road to recovery while reducing hospital visits and overall costs. Neurological conditions can significantly disrupt an individual’s life, affecting communication, information processing, swallowing, daily activities, and even walking safely.
Our unique interdisciplinary medical approach to outpatient neurological rehabilitation includes:
Together, our clinicians, patients, and family members collaborate to form a personalized plan of care based on the patient’s diagnosis, needs, and goals.
At Neurology Rehab of Dallas, our mission is to deliver advanced individualized care, aiming to restore the highest level of independent functional mobility for every patient.
The Physical Therapy Program at NRD employs evidence-based research, concentrating on restoring natural movement patterns, reducing physical disabilities, and enhancing safety awareness to help patients regain their previous level of function or achieve their maximum potential. Our physical therapists possess specialized skills and knowledge in treating neurological diagnoses, and they are equally proficient in various rehab protocols, including cardiopulmonary and orthopedic rehabilitation. This comprehensive approach ensures holistic patient care.
The Occupational Therapy Program at NRD is dedicated to assisting individuals with neurological diagnoses in resuming their regular daily activities, such as playing an instrument, returning to work, bathing, dressing, cooking, grocery shopping, or driving. Our approach is rooted in evidence-based methods, incorporating treatments to enhance motor skills, particularly in the arms and hands, oculomotor and visual skills, as well as functional cognitive skills. Our goal is to help patients regain independence and achieve their optimal functioning level.
The Speech Therapy Program at NRD is a comprehensive and specialized service designed to address the diverse communication and swallowing needs of individuals with neurological diagnoses. Through a combination of evidence-based research and practice, our highly skilled speech therapists work diligently to improve cognitive functions, voice projection, articulation, language comprehension, and expressive abilities. Swallowing evaluations and therapy form an integral part of our program, addressing any dysphagia-related challenges and ensuring patients can consume food and liquids safely and comfortably.
Our rehab is specifically designed with you in mind. Because our providers follow your progress in our rehab, we require that you be seen first in our clinic. All information pertaining to your care will be shared with your PCP or referring physician.
No. Our rehab programs were built with neurological symptoms in mind and our therapists are trained to treat patients with chronic neurological diseases. However, we treat any patient that would benefit from these services.
Physical therapy (sometimes called PT) can help enhance mobility and quality of life by improving strength, balance, endurance, flexibility and posture. Physical therapy can maximize your loved one’s ability to get around at home and community, as well as participate in favorite recreational activities. We have movement disorder trained therapists that help ensure our patients are getting the best treatment possible.
Occupational therapy (also known as OT) focuses on your ability to fulfill your “occupations.” Generally, OT assists with the ability to perform Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) such as getting dressed, toileting and bathing as well as Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADLs) such as driving, shopping, cooking and recreational activities.
Speech-language pathology services (SLP) boost a person’s ability to communicate and to swallow.
Some neurological conditions create difficulty of swallowing, speech delays, word processing difficulties and other similar symptoms. Our therapists are trained to rehabilitate communication and swallowing functions, which are both critical for overall health.
Generally, your initial visit will last over 1 hour due to the therapist evaluating your condition, providing treatment, and giving you home instructions. The following visits may last from 45 minutes to 1 hour depending on your injury and level of activity.
Most insurances cover physicial therapy costs, however there may be limitations or deductible costs due at the time of the visit. Our billing office team will get the necessary prior authorizations and payment information before your visit. If you have questions about coverage, you may contact our billing office at 214-750-9977.
Most prescriptions and treatment schedules are for 2-3 visits per week, but this will vary based on your condition and physical ability. Most therapy sessions typically last an hour. Treatment plans usually are from 6-12 weeks with periodic re-evaluations and regular follow-up visits with your doctor.
We perform various types of treatments, and will customize a program combining the best techniques specific for your particular condition. The treatment programs will be performed in private treatment rooms as well as a gym setting using a variety of athletic and rehabilitation equipment. Our team of therapists are specialty trained in movement disorders, strokes, brain injuries, neuromuscular injuries, multiple sclerosis, balance training and much more! We use techniques ranging from typical gym training to dry needling and cupping. Rather you are being seen for physical therapy, occupational therapy or speech therapy – our office offers a multitude of therapeutic techniques to capture the best outcome in your health journey!
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