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Neurohope

Extended physical rehabilitation and fitness center for people living with paralysis
www.neurohopewellness.org

Recovery from neurologic injury is incredibly slow. Even the most incomplete SCI may take months or years of rehabilitation.

- Insurance does not provide a continuum of care. The injured are often discharged from rehabilitation hospitals weeks after injury, during the critical time they need therapy the most.

- Outpatient visits are few and far between. Recovery requires regular, repetitive access to therapy in order to promote neuroplasticity (the nervous system's attempt to re-wire after injury). The limited number of outpatient therapy visits provided by insurance are insufficient.

- Disabled individuals living with paralysis in Indiana are deprived of the resources they need for health and well-being (to improve circulation, muscle and bone density, pressure sores, and more). NeuroHope vision will provide the resources to maximize recovery for the recently injured, and offer specialized wellness programs for those already living with paralysis.

02/05/2026

"As advancements in neuro recovery continue, it's critical there are programs in place to ensure patients have the best access to care".

Our Founder Chris joined the Boombostic Health podcast to discuss our mission, the state of healthcare, what is being built at the DRIVEN NeuroRecovery Center thanks to Conquer Paralysis Now, and the future of neuro rehabilitation.

Apple podcast link: https://84fc912f-3f91-4b5a-a3f8-d2addda898bb.libsyn.com/brain-spinal-injuries-when-insurance-says-youre-done-ep-60

Full YouTube episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yb4g-VDUrs8YouTube and Apple podcast links below:

Conversation points:

Intro: How our programs help fill the void in rehabilitative care for high cost injuries.

5:00 mark: Our growth at the DRIVEN NeuroRecovery Center over the last year, and vision for CPN's campus

10:30: Two-year study tracking the health and quality of life of participants in our programs

17:00 mark: Rehabilitation is much more than a physical journey. How the patient / client / caregiver community supports each other.

20:00 mark: Advancements in the interventions we provide such as ONWARD Arc-EX, robotics, and treadmill training , and the future of NeuroRehabilitation.

34:00 Mark: The vision for the future of CPN's DRIVEN NeuroRecovery Center in Indianapolis, as a campus for adaptive sports, mental health, and other services for the disability community.

Neuroscience

01/27/2026

Since Jan 1, our Wellness program has been logging the 1,846 miles from NeuroHope & the DRIVEN Indy campus to — one step, pedal, and stride at a time.

We’re 656 miles in! Halfway there and building momentum. Riding, walking, or running in NeuroFit, Open Gym, or at home, every mile counts.

Our , cycles , and .md cycles are up to the task 💪 Let’s get there by February!

01/22/2026

IU Skills on Wheels returns on FEB 12 & 19 from 5-7! Check out last year’s video 👇👇!Collaboration with IU and NeuroHope clinicians for hands on wheelchair skill-building and training. Open to public! Register here: https://iu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_agEKhHqKEkDrj0O

01/09/2026

Here’s Gabe with the ONWARD stimulation assist 💪💪. An incomplete c4 walking quadriplegic following a 2022 - Gabe’s lengthy progress CONTINUES.
This is why we’re here!

01/01/2026

Highlights of the HUNDREDS of people we’ve served in 2025! Longer-term, affordable access to the best resources in neuro rehabilitation. It’s why we’re here.
Cheers to 2026!!

12/30/2025

Long-time NeuroHope patient Leslie Fuller was 1 of 20 subjects selected for NerveGen Pharmaceuticals clinical study of their NVG-291 drug, an injection aimed to help regenerate the nervous system after spinal cord injury.

We welcomed NerveGen Founder Dr Brad Lang, and Health Reporter Katharin Czink to the clinic to cover Leslie’s progress after her injection , and to learn about the future of NVG-291.

The drug works by blocking certain proteins that prevent nerve cells from growing and healing.

Clinical trials show that the many people with chronic spinal cord injury who received NVG-291 in the study, including Leslie , experienced motor and sensory improvements.

Leslie moved from ASIA C to an ASIA D during the trial and also reports improvements in thermoregulation & sense of smell!

There is still much to be learned about NVG-291, its efficacy, and when it may be available for public use.

WGN’s story coming soon, stay tuned!

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12/21/2025

Pediatric Room unveiled! The Dreamakür team created a wonderful, interactive space for the kids! Multiple scenes blended together with interactive activities, sensory zones, and a comforting environment! Special thanks to Compass Commercial Construction , , and BarnRaisers of Indiana for the funding that made this room possible!

12/06/2025

Tis’ the season!! Thanks to all who celebrated our holiday pitch-in with us!

12/03/2025

Client and caregiver party FRIDAY : 3:00 - 5:00 at the clinic. Join us!!

12/02/2025

Today is the day! All week, we’ve shared inspiring stories that highlight our work to support those living with paralysis. TODAY we hope you’ll help us reach a $5,000 goal on to benefit our extended care programs.
Donate here: https://neurohopewellness.networkforgood.com/projects/247255-support-neurohope-today

Thank you for your support & Happy holiday season!

12/01/2025

Tomorrow is ! We continue the countdown today with Adam Cobb’s story: A vibrant Purdue University student, Adam embodies the power of perseverance. Meeting him today, you would never guess that months ago, he was fighting for his life.

On March 1, Adam was struck by a car while crossing the street near Purdue’s campus. He remembers nothing of the accident, but the consequences were devastating: a traumatic brain injury ( ), multiple intercapsular hemorrhages, and little hope.

After 20 days in a coma, Adam began a long road back—first at the Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana (RHI), where intensive therapy helped him walk again with minimal assistance. But Adam wasn’t content to stop there. Determined to push beyond expectations, he set his sights on returning to Purdue. Unfortunately, like many neurological injury survivors, his insurance-covered PT visits ran out just as he was making major progress.

Thanks to the donors and supporters that make our extended care programs possible, Adam found the bridge he needed to continue therapy at the DRIVEN NeuroRecovery Center powered by NeuroHope during the critical months after his injury. Here, he’s been working tirelessly toward his goals. One milestone has been especially meaningful: relearning to dribble a basketball. “At first, I couldn’t dribble at all,” Adam said. “And now I can do over 100 dribbles!” For a right-handed player recovering from a left-side brain injury, this achievement reflects extraordinary dedication.

Today, Adam is back on campus part-time, and his work at NeuroHope continues!

Read his full story here : https://www.neurohopewellness.org/adam-cobb-from-coma-to-campus/

Our work to serve hundreds of patients like Adam continues thanks to supporters that make our affordable, extended care programs possible. We hope you’ll consider making a donation tomorrow to help us reach our $5,000 Giving Tuesday Goal!

Address

1300 E. 96th Street
Indianapolis, IN
46240

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+13175258386

Website

http://www.neurohopewellness.org/

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