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For over 30 consecutive years, U.S. TIRR MH serves as a model for interdisciplinary rehabilitation services, patient care, education, research and advocacy.

TIRR Memorial Hermann specializes in physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy for inpatients and outpatients affected by spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, stroke, amputation, multiple trauma and neuromuscular disorders. A National Leader Among Rehabilitation Hospitals

TIRR Memorial Hermann (The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research), is recognized among the leading

rehabilitation hospitals in the country. News & World Report has named TIRR Memorial Hermann (TIRR MH) to the list of “America’s Best Hospitals.” In 2021, we are recognized as No. 2 on the list of top rehabilitation hospitals. TIRR MH changes lives by improving outcomes, offering hope and maximizing independence for people affected by disabling injury or illness. TIRR MH is designated as a Model System by the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) for its traumatic brain injury program and spinal cord injury program. Programs at TIRR MH include: Spinal Cord Injury, Traumatic Brain Injury, Stroke, Amputation, Neuromuscular Rehabilitation, Cancer Rehabilitation and Pediatric & Adolescent Rehabilitation. Our 134-bed inpatient hospital is located in the world-renowned Texas Medical Center. Interdisciplinary treatment teams at TIRR Memorial Hermann, an acute rehabilitation hospital, and TIRR Memorial Hermann's Outpatient Medical Clinic and TIRR Memorial Hermann Adult and Pediatric Outpatient Rehabilitation locations throughout Greater Houston, provide a comprehensive continuum of medical rehabilitation. Our vision is to be the world’s standard bearer for rehabilitation and research. By redefining rehabilitation we will empower our patients to become the best version of themselves. Our landmark breakthroughs in research, rehabilitation and education will not only advance our patients’ health but also the health of other patients across the industry. To refer a patient please call 1-800-44-REHAB. Connect with us on LinkedIn at http://www.linkedin.com/company/tirr-memorial-hermann.

09/10/2024

Three TIRR Memorial Hermann patients are receiving scholarships to help cover costs of therapy, thanks to former patient Kel Mabatah, whose recovery journey at TIRR Memorial Hermann inpsired him to give back to help others. The ‘Kel Strong’ Foundation funded three scholarships of $7,500 each to help cover 15 therapy sessions at TIRR Memorial Hermann.

The foundation has funded more than $70,000 in scholarships since 2020. We are grateful to Kel for his ongoing generosity and support of our patients through their own recovery journeys. Learn more about Kel's story: https://bit.ly/3MAjXeo.

09/05/2024

Kaitlyn Eaton has been playing wheelchair basketball competitively since she was a teenager. She first joined the Junior Hotwheels basketball team at TIRR Memorial Hermann in 2010. She remembers that her first practice with the Hotwheels wasn't easy, but she decided to keep coming back. Now, she is competing in the Paralympics in Paris.

Read her story ABC13 Houston: https://abc13.co/3XbKbJm.

See this wheelchair basketball player's journey from the TIRR Hotwheels team to the Paralympics!

08/29/2024

Thirteen-year-old Semyon from Dallas is glad that he is still alive. After a dive into a pool to escape a buzzing wasp left him paralyzed, Seymon is now in Houston at TIRR Memorial Hermann working toward regaining his strength and mobility. Watch his story from FOX 26 Houston: https://bit.ly/3XnYziE.

A 13-year-old boy is paralyzed after diving into a pool to escape a wasp, and his family is now facing the challenges of his recovery and adjusting to a new normal.

08/21/2024

Memorial Hermann Rehabilitation Hospital-Katy is recognized as a 2024 Best Of Readers’ Choice Award winner for the fifth consecutive year by Living Magazine Texas. The hospital was named as the 'Best Rehabilitation Center - Physical' and Jennifer Kuck, Director of Rehabilitation at Memorial Hermann Rehabilitation Hospital-Katy, was named Best Physical Therapist in the Katy and Fulshear communities. Congratulations to the team on these achievements!

08/16/2024

When Wayne developed sepsis and faced the difficult decision to amputate both his arms and legs, his world changed dramatically. Thanks to cutting-edge osseointegration surgery for his prosthetic legs and dedicated therapy at TIRR Memorial Hermann, Wayne is now walking again and fully engaged in his life as a father.

Watch his incredible recovery and learn more about his journey: https://bit.ly/3VUQPoa.

08/14/2024

We are thrilled to welcome our first-ever facility dog, Annie, to the team! She's a two-year-old golden retriever who has been expertly trained by Canine Companions to work directly with patients and families during their time at TIRR Memorial Hermann.

Annie's job is to spread paws-itivity and provide comfort to help patients meet their goals and navigate their hospital stay.

We are grateful to the Wilford Endowment for supporting our facility dog program and look forward to having our newest four-legged employee on campus soon to begin bonding with patients and employees.

08/06/2024

Save the date for the next Cancer Rehabilitation Symposium coming in 2025. Join us in partnership with MD Anderson Cancer Center to learn about cancer treatments that impact rehabilitation and evidence-based assessment and treatment strategies rom clinicians with leading institutions for cancer care and rehabilitation. Be on the lookout for more details to come.

07/30/2024

Farhaan S. Vahidy, PhD Associate Vice President, Research & Chief Scientific Officer at TIRR Memorial Hermann, believes that TIRR Memorial Hermann’s No 2. ranking among the best rehabilitation hospitals in the nation by U.S. News & World Report shows that the team provides the highest level of care to the most complex cases and consistently achieves positive outcomes for our patients, their families and their communities.

“We rise to this challenge by adhering to our pillars of research, innovation, service, and education,” he says. “TIRR Memorial Hermann is an embodiment of a learning health care system which allows us to continually improve and leave no stone unturned in pursuit of excellence.”

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3WGFic7.

07/25/2024

Zach isn't a typical athlete. He was born with a rare condition that resulted in several physical challenges and at 18-months-old, he had both of his legs amputated above his knees, requiring prosthetics. But he hasn't let any of that dull his spirit.

“He doesn’t talk about his disabilities," says Trevor Watson, a physical therapist at TIRR Memorial Hermann. "He only talks about all the things he’s able to do."

Learn how Trevor is using sports to help Zach thrive: https://bit.ly/3WIimJH.

Photo by Brett Coomer, Houston Chronicle.

Trevor Watson doesn’t go easy on Zach Harrell when he comes up to bat. The two struck a deal. Watson will run a lap if he walks the 10-year-old or if Zach hits a ball past him. And Zach takes a lap if Watson strikes him out or catches a fly ball. “I’m trying to strike him out,” Watson smiled...

07/23/2024

After complications from lupus, Yani was characterized as near comatose in the midst of her undergraduate career. Despite this, the team with the Disorders of Consciousness Program at TIRR Memorial Hermann discovered she could follow commands, propelling her path to recovery and return to college.

Follow Yani’s story and more in the summer 2024 edition of the TIRR Journal: https://bit.ly/3zNT3wJ.

Highlights from the Summer 2024 edition of the TIRR Memorial Hermann Journal include Community Outreach engages area partners, promotes importance of health; Disorders of Consciousness Program maximizes recovery for patients with brain injuries; and more.

07/17/2024

We are honored to share that TIRR Memorial Hermann has risen to No. 2 among the best rehabilitation hospitals in the nation in the U.S. News & World Report's Best Hospitals rankings for 2024-2025.

We are proud of this achievement and of everyone who made this possible as we continue to transform lives and inspire hope for our patients. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3WaWoNX.

07/10/2024

Due to continued impact of Tropical Storm Beryl, the following TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation locations will remain closed, Wednesday, July 10th:

◾ TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation at Sugar Land
◾ TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation at West University

* All other TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation locations will be open.

If you’re experiencing a medical emergency, please call 9-1-1 or proceed to a nearby Emergency Room.

For more information and the latest updates, visit: https://bit.ly/48WqGZA.

07/09/2024

Due to a power outage attributed to emergent weather conditions, the following TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation locations will remain closed or open late, Tuesday, July 9th:

◾ TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation-Southeast will open at 1pm
◾ TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation at Sugar Land
◾ TIRR Memorial Hermann-The Woodlands Outpatient Rehabilitation
◾ TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation at West University

*All other TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation locations will be open.

If you’re experiencing a medical emergency, please call 9-1-1 or proceed to a nearby Emergency Room.

For more information and the latest updates, visit: https://bit.ly/48WqGZA.

07/08/2024

Due to emergent weather conditions, the following Memorial Hermann locations will be closed Monday, July 8th:

◾ TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation Locations

If you’re experiencing a medical emergency, please call 9-1-1 or proceed to a nearby Emergency Room.

For more information and the latest updates, visit: https://bit.ly/48WqGZA.

07/07/2024

Due to emergent weather conditions, some Memorial Hermann locations will open late, be closed or only conduct virtual visits Monday, July 8th:

◾ TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation Locations will open at 1 pm.

If you’re experiencing a medical emergency, please call 9-1-1 or proceed to a nearby Emergency Room.

For more information and the latest updates, visit: https://bit.ly/48WqGZA.

07/05/2024

Today, spine surgeon Dr. Rex Marco is celebrating being back in the classroom teaching medical residents. That's because five years ago a bicycle accident left him quadriplegic and struggling to speak and breathe.

Learn how his journey at TIRR Memorial Hermann helped him return to work: https://bit.ly/3L5nBfw.

Dr. Rex Marco ends many of the spine education seminars he teaches at McGovern Medical School by leading a group of residents through a series of breathing exercises. The exercises are intended to help the residents deal with stress during surgery. But the fact Marco is leading them is also a remind...

06/21/2024

Representatives from the Houston Mayor's Office for People with Disabilities (MOPD) recently surprised Rhonda M. Abbott, senior vice president & chief executive officer of TIRR Memorial Hermann, Memorial Hermann Rehabilitation Hospital-Katy and the Memorial Hermann Rehabilitation Network, with a token of appreciation for her collaboration in advancing care and support for people with disabilities.

We are grateful for this recognition and our continued partnership.

06/20/2024

This Swiftie is never going out of style!✨

It was a fairytale day when Aubrieana's care team at TIRR Memorial Hermann connected with Dec My Room, a charitable organization dedicated to creating personalized spaces for children and young adults, to fill the blank space in her room with vibrant and fun decorations to create the room of her wildest dreams.

06/12/2024

TIRR Memorial Hermann brought a group of high school students out of the classroom and into our facilities for a day of learning and inspiration in collaboration with CompassRN. The nonprofit organization connects youth in historically under sourced areas to health education and the field of nursing. Students visited stations covering various aspects of care and got to interact with health care professionals to learn about their roles and responsibilities.

We are proud to support programs like these to support the next generation of health care professionals.

06/07/2024

TIRR Memorial Hermann presented a Community Partner Award to Caring Critters, a Houston-based nonprofit organization that offers animal assisted therapy to enhance quality of life for their clients, for their collaboration and support of our patients.

TIRR Memorial Hermann was the organization's first hospital client when they began visiting our patients in 1986. Their animals have brought comfort and joy to our patients over the years, and we are grateful for their time, empathy and partnership.

05/28/2024

After a toe amputation, Ahmed developed sepsis that led to a stroke. When he arrived at TIRR Memorial Hermann for rehabilitation, he could barely move his right side and was affected by aphasia, a language processing disorder.

Learn how the team tailored his speech, physical and occupational therapy to help him return to his life as a devoted husband and father: https://bit.ly/3PkynR1.

About five weeks after arriving at TIRR Memorial Hermann for stroke rehabilitation, Ahmed did go home. He started outpatient therapy at Memorial Hermann Rehabilitation Hospital-Katy, which was closer to his home. Because the hospital is part of the Memo...

05/23/2024

The Stroke Rehabilitation Program at TIRR Memorial Hermann is designed to maximize outcomes for patients who have experienced a stroke through specialized treatment.

Watch as Chris Falco, MD, clinical chief of the neurobehavioral program at TIRR Memorial Hermann, shares insights from his career working with brain injury patients and the importance of specialized treatment in an episode of "A Stroke of Good Misfortunes" hosted by former TIRR Memorial Hermann patient, Mark Zachary: https://bit.ly/3wBJMGI.

A Stroke of Good Misfortunes with Dr. Chris Falco" offers an intimate glimpse into the world of neurological rehabilitation through the eyes of one of its mo...

05/21/2024

When Yen, a Katy restaurant owner, arrived at Memorial Hermann Rehabilitation Hospital-Katy after a stroke, he could not talk, sit up or move his right side.

With help from an interdisciplinary care team and support from his family, Yen returned to his business and everyday life. Read his story: https://bit.ly/3tFUsCC.

After a sudden aneurysm and stroke, Yen Lang, returns home following inpatient rehabilitation through Memorial Hermann Rehabilitation Hospital - Katy.

05/16/2024

After Dallas was struck by a car, the resulting traumatic brain injury left him unable to speak, move or eat independently. His family was told he would be in a vegetative state. But they did not give up. That's when they found TIRR Memorial Hermann, where he underwent a combination of speech, physical and occupational therapy.

Now, Dallas is celebrating his recent graduation from college with a degree in sociology and looking forward to the next stage of his life.

“TIRR Memorial Hermann gave Dallas his life back,” says his mom, Tracy. “I don’t know if we would have had this outcome anyplace else."

Read his story: https://bit.ly/3K0zCT2.

Dallas Matamoros was a college student at LSU when he was hit by a car, resulting in a traumatic brain injury. It was May 27, 2020, and the physicians at the acute care hospital he was taken to gave him little chance of survival. His family, unwilling t...

05/14/2024

The Stroke Rehabilitation Program at TIRR Memorial Hermann is designed to maximize outcomes for patients who have suffered a stroke. We provide specialized medical management, nursing and therapy services in a hospital setting while individual therapy, group treatment and community outings address the patient's functional abilities.

During , learn more about the benefits of stroke rehabilitation: https://bit.ly/3JYfh0y.

The Stroke Rehabilitation Program at TIRR Memorial Hermann is specially designed to maximize outcomes for patients who have suffered a stroke.

04/29/2024

After Stephanie's right leg was amputated above the knee due to a tumor, she had to build her strength and mobility with use of a prosthetic leg at TIRR Memorial Hermann.

“I have three kids and my prosthetic leg brought me to a place where I could function and really enjoy my time with them,” she says. Read her story: https://bit.ly/4cUSL64.

04/25/2024

In recognition of Limb Loss Awareness Month, TIRR Memorial Hermann hosted a walking and running mobility clinic for people with an amputation, regardless of their walking level, to try different movements and connect with other amputees in the community.

Participants were able to try several stations for balance, agility ladder, gait, stretching, exercise and running with guidance from physical therapists, trainers and a prosthetist. Thanks to everyone who participated and connected with us!

04/23/2024

At just 18 months old, Zach had both of his legs amputated above his knees due to the effects of a rare disorder. Now at age nine, he's participating in a year-round swim team. Learn how TIRR Memorial Hermann's Pediatric Limb Loss Rehabilitation and Limb Difference Program is helping him regain his independence: https://bit.ly/3UdubVp.

Zach spent time in the NICU and required several blood transfusions. Once he was able to go home with his family, he began physical and occupational therapy while still an infant. Meanwhile, his parents crisscrossed the United States from their home in ...

04/18/2024

After Wayne developed sepsis following an illness, he received shocking news—he needed both arms and legs amputated. With the innovative osseointegration surgery for his prosthetic legs and therapy at TIRR Memorial Hermann, he's walking on his own and is back to being an active father.

Watch his story and learn more: https://bit.ly/3JyGDKR.

04/17/2024

TIRR Memorial Hermann recently honored Rehabilitation Services Volunteer Project (RSVP) of Texas with our quarterly Community Partner Award for their collaboration and support of people with disabilities.

As an advocate for people with life-changing injury or disabilities, we know that getting treatment can be a hurdle for some families. That's why TIRR Memorial Hermann partners with RSVP of Texas, a nonprofit organization that works to fill the gap for access to rehabilitation services. This volunteer organization provides physical rehabilitation services and equipment to uninsured individuals with disabilities.

We are grateful to RSVP of Texas for their service to our community and for their efforts to provide quality rehabilitative care. Explore RSVP to learn more: https://bit.ly/441jGZY.

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Wayne Walks Again After Limb Loss

When Wayne developed sepsis and faced the difficult decision to amputate both his arms and legs, his world changed dramatically. Thanks to cutting-edge osseointegration surgery for his prosthetic legs and dedicated therapy at TIRR Memorial Hermann, Wayne is now walking again and fully engaged in his life as a father. Watch his incredible recovery and learn more about his journey: https://bit.ly/3VUQPoa.

Wayne Walks On His Own After Amputation with Osseointegration

After Wayne developed sepsis following an illness, he received shocking news—he needed both arms and legs amputated. With the innovative osseointegration surgery for his prosthetic legs and therapy at TIRR Memorial Hermann, he's walking on his own and is back to being an active father. Watch his story and learn more: https://bit.ly/3JyGDKR. #LimbLossAwarenessMonth

TIRR Memorial Hermann celebrates Women's History Month: Peggy Turner

As we celebrate Women's History Month, we are proud to honor our very own trailblazer, Peggy Turner, adapted sports coordinator at TIRR Memorial Hermann. She believes in the power of sports and exercise to boost self-confidence, build community, improve physical and mental health, particularly in people with disabilities. That's why she has spent her 40-year career focusing on inclusivity in sports and working to empower people with disabilities to fully participate in sports and recreation. She was recognized for her efforts earlier this year with the Community Impact Award at the 2024 Houston Sports Awards. Thank you, Peggy, for your compassion, selflessness and unwavering commitment to expanding access to sports and recreation for people with disabilities. #WomensHistoryMonth #AdaptiveSports #WomenInSports

Jaclyn Pellicotte: Small Steps Toward Her Goals

After a car accident left Jaclyn with a traumatic brain injury, her family was told she would not walk or talk again. With specialized care from TIRR Memorial Hermann, Jaclyn took her first steps toward recovery: https://bit.ly/48UvM88. #BrainInjuryAwarenessMonth

Answers to frequently asked questions about spinal cord injury

If you have been affected by spinal cord injury, you may be wondering about the effects and what recovery looks like. Dr. Matt Davis, with UTHealth Houston and the Spinal Cord Injury Medical Director with TIRR Memorial Hermann, answers frequently asked questions. Learn more: http://spr.ly/6187OuFHx. #SpinalCordInjuryAwarenessMonth

Linda Norah-Davis: Patient and Research Participant

Linda first came to TIRR Memorial Hermann to continue therapy for a spinal cord injury she experienced as a teen. But when she began participating in research, she discovered a passion for supporting those facing similar challenges. "I knew at that moment, I was at the right place," she says. Watch her story and learn more: https://bit.ly/484gLBm. #SpinalCordInjuryAwarenessMonth

How does the spinal cord work?

Your spinal cord allows you to feel pressure and pain, and controls body functions like breathing and blood pressure. But how does it work? Watch as Dr. Matt Davis, with UT Health Houston and the Spinal Cord Injury Medical Director with TIRR Memorial Hermann, shares the answer. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3P6z00q. #SpinalCordInjuryAwarenessMonth

What are the spine and spinal cord and what do they do?

If you or a loved one have been affected by a spinal cord injury, you may have questions about treatment, recovery and the road ahead. During Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month, watch as Dr. Matt Davis, with UTHealth Houston and the Spinal Cord Injury Medical Director with TIRR Memorial Hermann, explains what your spine and spinal cord are and what they do for your body. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3P6z00q. #SpinalCordInjuryAwarenessMonth

TIRR Memorial Hermann ranks No. 1 in Texas by U.S. News & World Report

TIRR Memorial Hermann is ranked as the No. 1 rehabilitation hospital in Texas and among the best in the nation by U.S. News & World Report. Learn from our team members as they share why TIRR Memorial Hermann is a leader in transforming the lives of people affected by injury or illness.

Personalizing care at TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation-Southeast

For most five-year-olds like Nash, speech therapy can seem like more of a chore than fun. That's why Zakary, a speech therapist at TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation Southeast, transformed a treatment session into an obstacle course to meet Nash's needs. Watch to see how this creative approach is helping Nash reach his goals and learn more about TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation-Southeast: http://spr.ly/6180PMqVs.

What are the spine and spinal cord and what do they do?

After a life-altering injury or illness, you may have questions about treatment, recovery and the road ahead. That's why TIRR Memorial Hermann provides educational resources for patients, families and the community to learn more about injuries and what to expect. Watch as Dr. Matt Davis, with UTHealth and Spinal Cord Injury Medical Director with TIRR Memorial Hermann, explains what your spine and spinal cord are and what they do for your body. Get access to more spinal cord injury resources online: http://spr.ly/6184OZpBy.

Osseointegration (OI) at Memorial Hermann helping people with limb loss

Osseointegration (OI) is game-changing technology for patients with limb loss that allows those with above-knee amputations, who are unable to wear a prosthesis, to get back to living a more full and vibrant life. Memorial Hermann Health System is on the forefront of this revolutionary procedure, combining this highly specialized amputee implant surgery with a rehabilitation program at TIRR Memorial Hermann to provide the best possible outcomes. Watch Curtis' patient story and learn more: http://spr.ly/6181OV94N. #LimbLossAwarenessMonth

How does the spinal cord work?

Your spinal cord allows you to feel pressure and pain, and controls body functions like breathing and blood pressure. But how does it work? Watch as Dr. Matt Davis, with UTHealth and Spinal Cord Injury Medical Director with TIRR Memorial Hermann, shares the answer. Get access to more spinal cord injury resources online: http://spr.ly/6187OuFHx.

Jaclyn Pellicotte: Small Steps Toward Her Goals

After a car accident left Jaclyn with a severe traumatic brain injury, her family was told she would not walk or talk again. That's when they sought help from TIRR Memorial Hermann. Watch and read her story: http://spr.ly/61803h7ke. #BrainInjuryAwarenessMonth

Join ReelAbilities Houston, Feb. 5-23

TIRR Memorial Hermann is proud to serve as the lead and founding sponsor of ReelAbilities Houston, which promotes inclusion of people with disabilities by celebrating their lives, stories and talents. Rhonda Abbott, Senior Vice President and CEO of TIRR Memorial Hermann, serves as emcee of ReelPeople: UP Abilities on February 15. The conversation will feature Jennifer Arnold, a well-respected neonatologist who uses her celebrity status as a star of “The Little Couple” to advocate for the disability community, and John Bramblitt, a visually impaired artist who has designed artwork for magazine covers and major films. Learn more about this event and to view the full ReelAbilities festival schedule: http://spr.ly/61893WZ5R.

TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation-Southeast Live Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Join a live ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation-Southeast. Located in southeast Houston, the new facility offers convenient access to high-quality outpatient rehabilitation for adults and children with neurological, oncological and medically complex diagnoses. Leaders from TIRR Memorial Hermann and community partners will share remarks followed by tours of the facility. Learn more about the facility: http://spr.ly/60073Dlix.

TIRR MH Astros parade

Since some of our patients at TIRR Memorial Hermann couldn't attend the Houston Astros celebratory parade, the #TIRRmh staff brought the parade to them. Congratulations Houston Astros!

TIRR Memorial Hermann Ranks as No. 2 Rehabilitation Hospital in the country

TIRR Memorial Hermann once again ranks as the No. 2 rehabilitation hospital in the country by U.S. News and World Report's Best Hospital rankings for 2022-2023. "We are on a journey to redefine rehabilitation daily," says Rhonda Abbott, Senior Vice President and CEO of TIRR Memorial Hermann. Learn how TIRR continues to advance rehabilitation, research, education and advocacy for all of our patients in their rehabilitation journey: http://spr.ly/6184MBF3u

Rehabilitation Nursing at TIRR Memorial Hermann

National Nurses Week is observed this year from May 6 through May 12, and recognizes the significant contributions that nurses make to improve the health of our country. Nurses at TIRR and Memorial Hermann Rehabilitation Hospital-Katy work collaboratively to help patients regain skills and confidence to return to the things they love. hank you to our incredible nursing staff for your vigilance in advocating for our patients, maintaining a safe and healthy environment, and demonstrating compassion and care. #NursesWeek

Join the 2022 Cancer Rehabilitation Symposium

Join TIRR Memorial Hermann and MD Anderson Cancer Center for the third Cancer Rehabilitation Symposium from May 12-14 to learn the latest advances in clinical practice for cancer care throughout rehabilitation. Register now: http://spr.ly/6005JhLIx.

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A National Leader Among Rehabilitation Hospitals TIRR Memorial Hermann (The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research), is recognized among the leading rehabilitation hospitals in the country. For 29 consecutive years, U.S. News & World Report has named TIRR Memorial Hermann (TIRR MH) to the list of “America’s Best Hospitals.” In 2018, we were recognized as No. 3 and best in Texas on the list of top rehabilitation hospitals. TIRR Memorial Hermann changes lives by improving outcomes, offering hope and maximizing independence for people affected by disabling injury or illness TIRR MH serves as a model for interdisciplinary rehabilitation services, patient care, education and research. TIRR MH is designated as a Model System by the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) for its traumatic brain injury program and provides follow-up data for the NIDRR spinal cord injury program. Programs at TIRR MH include: Spinal Cord Injury, Traumatic Brain Injury, Stroke, Amputation and Specialty Rehabilitation, which includes Multiple Trauma and Neuromuscular Disorders. Our 119-bed inpatient hospital is located in the world-renowned Texas Medical Center and also houses a Physician and Specialty Clinic, which is a physician-based clinic designed to meet the various needs of individuals who require initial or continuing rehabilitation care with a physician. TIRR MH Adult and Pediatric Outpatient Rehabilitation, at the Kirby Glen Center provides: Day Rehabilitation, Outpatient Rehabilitation and Challenge, a community reintegration program for brain injury and stroke survivors. To refer a patient please call 1-800-44-REHAB. Connect with us on LinkedIn at http://www.linkedin.com/company/tirr-memorial-hermann.