Neurological rehabilitation
Neurological rehabilitation is used to treat diseases, disorders or injuries related to the nervous system. Depending on the severity of the condition, neurological rehabilitation can be done on an inpatient or outpatient basis and is designed to improve brain function and independence.
Neurorehabilitation in the Seacoast Region
We focus on your needs, aiming to help you overcome your functional limitations.
At Portsmouth Regional Hospital, we work to enhance your memory, movement or cognitive skills as much as possible. You can expect us to be with you throughout your journey, including diagnosis, hospitalization, rehabilitation and recovery.
Expert advice, available 24/7
Free health-related information is just a phone call away. Our nurses help you understand your symptoms, treatment options and procedures. They will also help you find a provider or specialist and schedule an appointment.
Free health-related information is just a phone call away. Our nurses help you understand your symptoms, treatment options and procedures. They will also help you find a provider or specialist and schedule an appointment.
Conditions treated by our neurological therapists
We use therapeutic intervention to provide treatment for various conditions, including:
- Alzheimer's disease
- Brain injuries
- Brain tumors
- Headaches
- Head injuries
- Migraines
- Multiple sclerosis (MS)
- Parkinson's disease
- Stroke
Rehabilitative neurological care
If you have a debilitating neurological injury or illness, we help you recover your memory or movement skills as much as possible. Our dedicated rehabilitation program can help improve your independence, employment, leisure activities and socialization.
Services we offer
Through our network, we provide:
- Inpatient rehabilitation — If you are a qualified candidate, we offer focused, intensive treatments and therapies during a designated period at a nearby inpatient rehabilitation facility.
- Outpatient rehabilitation — We provide physical, occupational, speech-language, swallowing and aquatic therapy at our Center for Rehabilitation & Wellness. These treatment options are delivered with one-on-one support and tailored to your unique situation.
Our neuro day rehabilitation program
On your behalf, your care team will meet weekly to share progress and collaborate on strategies to meet your goals. We will track your functional progress and evaluate your results with you, including an assessment three months after you complete the neuro day program.
If you have experienced a stroke or head injury and are able to live at home, we can help increase your independence through:
- Exploration of your work and volunteer interests
- Family and community education
- Practical learning experiences in clinical, community and home settings
- Support in returning to work or school
Your family members can also participate in our program. They may benefit from counseling and support, as well as education on managing your care and continued progress once your time with us is complete.
Additional neurological care resources
In Portsmouth and the surrounding region, you can find more assistance for the neurological condition that's impacting you or your loved one.
Neurological support for you and your family
For your convenience, you can browse our collective list of support groups, adult daycare programs and specialized facilities.
Adaptive sports and assistive technology
Our adaptive sports and assistive technology resources include:
Alzheimer's disease resources
You can find additional support for your condition through the Alzheimer's Association of Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Brain tumor support
For an assortment of information on brain tumors, you can visit the Derry Public Library.
Driving rehabilitation and transportation assistance
The DriveAbility Driving Evaluation and Training and Transportation Assistance for Seacoast Citizens (TASC) programs may be able to provide further assistance as you or a loved one attempts to get back on the road.
Employment-related services
If you need job-related support, you can find help from the Maine vocational rehabilitation services and New Hampshire vocational rehabilitation services programs.
Financial and legal assistance
Through the Disability Rights Center of New Hampshire and Harry Gregg Foundation, you can connect with financial and legal professionals.
Headache and migraine support
Joining and partaking in an online support group, and connecting with people going through a similar situation, can help you feel less alone.
Head and brain injury support
Head and brain injury services can be found through:
Information and referral hotlines
If you have an emergency or need guidance as quickly as possible, you can contact:
- New Hampshire Governor's Commission on Disability
- Parent information Center (PIC) of New Hampshire
- ServiceLink Resource Center
MS support
The MS Society, which has a New England chapter, offers events, donation opportunities and the information you may be looking for.
Parkinson's disease resources
Looking for exceptional care in a vibrant community? Rockingham County Senior Living may be an option for you or your loved one.
Stroke resources
Additional stroke care is possible through the following:
For your convenience, you can browse our collective list of support groups, adult daycare programs and specialized facilities.
Adaptive sports and assistive technology
Our adaptive sports and assistive technology resources include:
Alzheimer's disease resources
You can find additional support for your condition through the Alzheimer's Association of Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
Brain tumor support
For an assortment of information on brain tumors, you can visit the Derry Public Library.
Driving rehabilitation and transportation assistance
The DriveAbility Driving Evaluation and Training and Transportation Assistance for Seacoast Citizens (TASC) programs may be able to provide further assistance as you or a loved one attempts to get back on the road.
Employment-related services
If you need job-related support, you can find help from the Maine vocational rehabilitation services and New Hampshire vocational rehabilitation services programs.
Financial and legal assistance
Through the Disability Rights Center of New Hampshire and Harry Gregg Foundation, you can connect with financial and legal professionals.
Headache and migraine support
Joining and partaking in an online support group, and connecting with people going through a similar situation, can help you feel less alone.
Head and brain injury support
Head and brain injury services can be found through:
Information and referral hotlines
If you have an emergency or need guidance as quickly as possible, you can contact:
- New Hampshire Governor's Commission on Disability
- Parent information Center (PIC) of New Hampshire
- ServiceLink Resource Center
MS support
The MS Society, which has a New England chapter, offers events, donation opportunities and the information you may be looking for.
Parkinson's disease resources
Looking for exceptional care in a vibrant community? Rockingham County Senior Living may be an option for you or your loved one.
Stroke resources
Additional stroke care is possible through the following: