University Health Network - Toronto Rehabilitation Institute - Rumsey Centre - Brain Rehabilitation Program - Neuro Centre

Program:

Rumsey Centre - Brain Rehabilitation Program - Neuro Centre

Organization:

University Health Network
Toronto Rehabilitation Institute

Phone Numbers:

416-597-3422 ext 5300

Crisis:

Call 911 in emergencies

Website:

www.uhn.ca/TorontoRehab/Brain-Rehab

Address:

345 Rumsey Rd
Toronto, ON
M4G 1R7

Intersection:

East of Bayview Ave, North of Eglinton Ave

Location:

Toronto (Bridle Path—Sunnybrook—York Mills)

Accessibility:

Wheelchair Accessible

Accessibility Notes:

Wheelchair accessible building including main entrance and barrier free washrooms * tone elevator, lowered buttons * designated and street parking close to entrance

Hours:

Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm

Service Description:

Specialized rehabilitation for adults whose lives have changed due to brain injury, stroke, and related neurological conditions.

Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation Service (Progression) - Hospital-based outpatient program with a focus on acquired brain injury rehabilitation to help patients restore function, or to teach them how to do things differently

LIFEspan Clinic (Maintenance) - Services and programs to meet the needs of youth and young adults with cerebral palsy or acquired brain injury as they transition from pediatric to adult rehabilitation services * provides a single point of access to specialized rehabilitation while helping patients learn how to manage their own care and navigate the adult system

Multiple Sclerosis Rehabilitation Outpatient Services (Progression) - Hospital-based outpatient rehabilitation program for people who have Multiple Sclerosis * goal is to help patients learn how to adapt to their condition and manage their own health

Outpatient Stroke Services (Progression) - Hospital-based outpatient program with a focus on stroke rehabilitation * therapy may be offered one-on-one or in groups, or through telehealth, when needed

Spasticity Management Clinic (Progression) - Assessment, consultations, and treatment for people with spasticity

Fees:

Most services covered under OHIP

Application:

Medical referral required

Eligibility / Target Population:

Persons 18 years and older requiring rehabilitation as a result of a brain injury, stroke, or other related neurological conditions

Languages:

English

Area Served:

Toronto