The Outpatient Neurorehabilitation Center, located at CompRehab Plaza near the campus of Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center, provides specialized services for neurological problems such as stroke, head or spinal cord injury, Parkinson's disease, ALS and multiple sclerosis.

Patients with vestibular difficulties, amputations and multiple injuries from trauma are also treated at the center.

Clinics

• Wheelchair Seating Clinic
• ALS Clinic (Department of Neurology)

Specialty Services

• Adaptive Driving Program
• Assistive Technology
• Balance and Fall Prevention
• Community Exercise Program
• Community Re-entry
• Gait Training with Body Weight Support
• Living Skills Assessment
• Low Vision Program
• Outdoor Adventures
• Swallowing Therapy
• Vestibular Rehabilitation

Our Team

• Staff Listing

The goal of the Neurorehabilitation therapy team is to help patients reach their highest level of function at home, in the community and with their leisure activities. For some patients, the goal is to return to work or school. For others, it is to live independently. A rehabilitation program is tailored to each patient's needs and can include treatment for physical impairments, difficulties with communication, swallowing problems, visual difficulties or problems with memory or judgment.