NeuroHope of Indiana

This weekend NeuroHope of Indiana served as a host site for a Locomotor Training seminar for Neurorecovery Learning. Led by Dr. Susan Harkema of the University of Louisville and her team from Frazier Rehabilitation Institute, we welcomed guests from other Activity-based neurorecovery centers for two days of treadmill training and reviewing the principles of activating the nervous system after spinal cord injury. Locomotor Training uses a body-weight-support treadmill and a team of four clinicians delivering specific hand placement and sensory cueing to promote neuroplasticity and a reflexive stepping response after injury. Weight bearing, balance, trunk / motor control, cardiovascular health, respiratory strength and, ultimately, overall health and quality of life can all be improved through locomotor training. Thank you to the NRL instructors, NeuroHope’s lead trainer Steven Bowser, and to the patients that volunteered time on the treadmill. It was a great weekend!

Thrilled to welcome Speech-Language Pathologist Lauren Collins to the NeuroHope of Indiana team! We’re proud to now offer speech therapy as part of our multidisciplinary services for people recovering from #neurologic injury. Lauren has more than 13 years of neuro rehabilitative experience at the inpatient and outpatient level with a special passion for #strokerecovery , aphasia, cognition, and dysphasia. Honored to have her now serving our patients!

Seeking the right Exercise Specialist / personal trainer to join NeuroHope of Indiana ‘a GROWING team! If you have a passion for working in adaptive exercise and with clients recovering from #paralysis , join us! This unique position works individually with clients and in collaboration with our physical therapists to develop comprehensive exercise plans to form a comprehensive care program for our patients. https://lnkd.in/g6TU2rAd

NeuroCon 2024: Indianapolis is fortunate to have a robust neuro community. Thanks Goodman Campbell Brain and Spine for bringing together surgeons, therapists, and case managers to learn about the latest procedures and best standards for patient care. Happy the NeuroHope of Indiana team could be a part of it! Elliot Cohee, PT, DPT, NCS

NeuroHope started as a rehab center - but over the years has turned into much more. This community is amazing! It was another thrilling day at our annual retreat to Bradford Woods. Thanks to our sponsors that made it possible, and the 100+ that enjoyed the great outdoors with us!

Looking for the right Physical Therapist to join our growing team!

Awesome story in today’s The Indianapolis Star about long-time NeuroHope of Indiana client Kevin Massey…his love for basketball from working with coach Calipari at Kentucky , to his role with Franklin Central High School today. Gotta love it! https://lnkd.in/ge4p-bTT

Searching for the right neuro PT to join NeuroHope of Indiana growing team! Follow the link and enter “pt” or “SLP” in the subject line!: https://lnkd.in/d4ZVzzPu

NeuroHope of Indiana is seeking the right practitioners to join our GROWING team! If you are devoted to TRULY patient-centric care, and understand the need to help patients living with paralysis beyond the limits of Insurance reimbursement….. we’re looking for YOU! Contact us here: https://lnkd.in/d4ZVzzPu Select “General Inquiries” and type the job role in the subject line.

Thanks to all who made our Year-End Giving Campaign a success! We smashed our $50,000 goal and raised $74,000 to support our programs and expand services for people recovering from paralysis. NeuroHope of Indiana celebrates our 10-year anniversary in 2024! We have come a long way since our first dollar was raised in 2014. A humble beginning in a small room and a single therapy mat has evolved into a 13,000 square-foot clinic, an adaptive fitness center and a 20-person staff of physical therapists, occupational therapists, kinesiologists and front office heroes who have helped more than 600 people in their recovery from paralysis! 2023 was our largest year of growth. We added staff, secured new high-tech equipment (robotic exoskeleton, virtual reality, and balance training systems), and started a new research project with the University of Indianapolis and Indiana CTSI to track the health of the people we serve. Our growth continues in 2024 as we add speech therapy to our services and plan a transformative partnership with fellow non-profit Conquer Paralysis Now that will relocate and expand our clinic to a new neurorecovery campus and adaptive sports center unlike any in the Midwest. Cheers to 2024!