Mission
Our Comprehensive Care Is About More Than Medicine The J. Paul Sticht Center on Aging and Rehabilitation serves as the major catalyst for developing models and synergism in the areas of clinical care, research, and education across all departments at Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center to provide regional and national models of health care that improve the health of the elderly in the Piedmont Region and beyond. | 
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We Treat You Like No One Else
Caring for patients with multiple, complex health problems is a specialty. Whether an older adult recovering from a stroke or a young patient with a traumatic brain injury, each patient has unique physical, mental and social needs. Understanding and meeting those individual needs is the singular focus of the J. Paul Sticht Center on Aging and Rehabilitation.
To provide the most advanced care in our community, the Sticht Center has gone outside the traditional boundaries of medical treatment. As a matter of fact, it is the only facility of its kind that offers geriatric medicine, rehabilitation, and psychiatry services all under one roof.
But despite "the roof" we don't look at our Center as a building, but rather a complete system of comprehensive care. Our philosophies, treatment and research touch people throughout the nation − not just the patients within our walls.