MedStar National Rehabilitation Hospital

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Founded: 1985

Company Overview: We are a nonprofit rehabilitation hospital located in Northwest Washington, DC. We treat persons with physical disabilities caused by spinal cord and head injuries, stroke, arthritis, amputation, multiple sclerosis, post-polio syndrome, and other neurological and orthopedic conditions. Social media has become an integral part of MedStar Health’s community outreach

efforts. Through our social media channels, we strive to interact with our patients, their families, colleagues, and our community in a positive and constructive manner. When interacting with the MedStar Health brand online, please adhere to the following guidelines:

- When leaving a comment or authoring a post on a MedStar Health social media channel, please be mindful of you and your loved ones’ personal safety and security. Once you post something online, there is a potential for thousands of people to read your words. As a result we suggest that you do not share medical and personal information such as your location, medical or financial information, etc. Should sharing personal information be necessary, please do so in a private message.
- Negative posts that are written respectfully will be acknowledged and addressed. However, please do not leave negative posts that are offensive, defamatory, slanderous, untruthful, use foul language, are explicit, or are threatening in nature. These types of posts will be hidden and/or deleted from the page. Interacting with our social media audience is a priority for MedStar Health, and we strive to address all social media interactions as quickly as possible.
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- Do not post comments that may be considered spam such as chain letters, advertisements or repeated postings or other postings that are unrelated to healthcare or MedStar Health. Do not post any links to malware or to websites that are intended to distribute malware. Please respect the above guidelines and we look forward to interacting with you. Should a user be found in violation of these guidelines, they will be banned from our page. Social Media Disclaimer:

By interacting with MedStar Health or any of its affiliates on social media (including, but not limited to, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube), you acknowledge and agree that you may be voluntarily sharing aspects of your personal health information on a public forum and that federal and state laws protecting the privacy of your personal health information may not be applicable. Please consult your medical provider with any specific questions about medical concerns. MedStar Health will not respond to specific medical inquiries regarding a patient's condition or disease via social media. Any information you receive through MedStar Health social media sites does not constitute medical advice, medical recommendations, diagnosis, treatment, or cure nor is it intended to replace consultation with a qualified physician or other health care provider. Postings that appear on our social media sites do not necessarily reflect the views of MedStar Health. When we link to another website, that site may not necessarily reflect our views, either. If we choose to follow another user or highlight another social media post, we are not endorsing that user or content. By submitting content to any of MedStar Health's social media sites, you understand and acknowledge that this information is available to the public, and that MedStar Health may use this information for internal and external promotional purposes and fundraising purposes. Please note that other participants may use your posted information beyond the control of MedStar Health. If you do not wish to have the information you have made available via this site used, published, copied and/or reprinted, please do not post on this page.

In surgical oncology, the critical window of time between diagnosis and the start of treatment can close quickly, especi...
05/29/2026

In surgical oncology, the critical window of time between diagnosis and the start of treatment can close quickly, especially for aggressive or complex digestive cancers. While the national average time to treatment is nearly 30 days, we are working to reduce that by 30%.

Speed and quality shouldn’t be opposites. In fact, both are vital part of quality cancer care. Learn from Dr. Mihir M. Shah why “treatment yesterday” is always better than “treatment tomorrow.”

Learn why MedStar Health is reducing the time from digestive cancer diagnosis to treatment.

05/29/2026

They’ve had to adapt to and overcome, but the members of our stroke and traumatic brain injury choir, Vocal Cortex, are proving they can still make beautiful music! 🎶

We're of the work our neurologic music therapist, Dana Griff, is doing to help so many patients. The choir was recently featured on WUSA 9.

Watch the interview here!

05/29/2026

Progress note reassessment for a patient who is post-op hip surgery using force plate testing and dynamometry technology to objectively track progress throughout rehab.

Technology like this helps clinicians quantify strength, asymmetries, force production, and functional performance to guide decision making and progression back to activity and sport. Data-driven rehab continues to change the way outcomes are measured in physical therapy, and so many of our clinics have access to this kind of technology!!! 📈

We love supporting our physicians and highlighting the amazing work they’re doing too!Here is Dr. Sedgley, Director of R...
05/28/2026

We love supporting our physicians and highlighting the amazing work they’re doing too!

Here is Dr. Sedgley, Director of Running Medicine and Co-Director of EAP, who spoke this morning on leg pain and discussed complex conditions in runners and athletes at the American College sports in Salt Lake City.

Great work, Dr. Sedgley!!!

Social media has changed how athletes see training, progress, and even themselves. It can be a great tool, but it can al...
05/27/2026

Social media has changed how athletes see training, progress, and even themselves. It can be a great tool, but it can also create a false sense of what it actually takes to improve. In honor of , here are steps athletes can take to have a healthy relationship with social media.

Social media has changed how athletes see training, progress, and even themselves. It can be a great tool, but it can also create a false sense of what it actually takes to improve.

05/26/2026

On the latest episode of , we sat down with Dr. Joseph Roswarski, medical hematologist at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital.

Together, we discussed his research in hematologic malignancies, particularly lymphoma and multiple myeloma.

See the link in the comments to download and listen to this important conversation.

For more information about the Malignant Hematology Oncology group, please call (202) 444-5209.

05/26/2026

ACL repair is making a comeback (it’s been making a comeback) but rehab can’t just be “ACL recon lite.” In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Douoguih to break down:

✔️ Who’s actually a candidate for ACL repair
✔️ How early rehab should change
✔️ What increases failure risk
✔️ Why “feeling good early” can be misleading
✔️ What PTs should ask the surgeon post-op

If you’re seeing ACL repairs in your clinic (or will soon), this episode will change how you approach these cases.

🎧 Link in bio or look up the “Let’s Get Physical (Therapy)” podcast on all major podcast platforms!

This Memorial Day, join us in taking a moment to honor those serving and to remember those who have lost their lives def...
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, join us in taking a moment to honor those serving and to remember those who have lost their lives defending our freedom.

We are forever grateful for your courage and sacrifice.

Trauma is the leading cause of death for people in the U.S. under age 45, yet most of these incidents are preventable.Ge...
05/22/2026

Trauma is the leading cause of death for people in the U.S. under age 45, yet most of these incidents are preventable.

Get tips to help stay out of the trauma bay by reducing distractions while driving and walking. Assistant Vice President of Operations Ian Weston and trauma surgeon Dr. James Street III explain how you can stay focused and stay safe during and all the time.

A moment of distraction can lead to preventable trauma. Learn how to avoid a life-changing incidents and how our Level 1 Trauma Center can help.

We’re proud to share that we were featured by the American Hospital Association (AHA) for our leadership and best practi...
05/22/2026

We’re proud to share that we were featured by the American Hospital Association (AHA) for our leadership and best practices in inpatient rehabilitation care. 👏

The AHA highlighted how our teams are advancing innovative, patient-centered rehabilitation to help patients achieve greater independence and recovery outcomes.

At MedStar NRH, we remain committed to delivering compassionate, specialized care that helps patients get back to the lives they love.

Read more in the comments below.

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102 Irving Street NW
Washington D.C., DC
20010

Telephone

+12028771000

Website

http://MedStarHealth.org/SocialMedia

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