MossRehab is a leading physical medicine and rehabilitation hospital serving the Greater Philadelphia region. With roots dating back to the early 1900s, MossRehab has grown through several name changes and mergers to become part of Jefferson Moss-Magee Rehabilitation. We are committed to delivering exceptional care and innovative rehabilitation services, empowering patients to achieve their fullest potential and improve their quality of life. Recognized as one of the nation's top 10 rehabilitation hospitals by U.S. News & World Report, MossRehab holds substantial accreditations and is a national and world leader in our field.
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Our MRIBH team of clinical experts provide #Veterans and #FirstResponders, living with mild-to-moderate brain injuries & concussions, highly specialized, compassionate care. Occupational therapy plays an important role in rehab and recovery. #veterans #firstresponders #braininjury #concussion #occupationaltherapy #hope #braininjuryrecovery
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Delivering No-Cost TBI and PTS care to Veterans and First Responders! United States Navy Veteran - MSN, RN, CEAP, SAP
Thank you Gary Sinise and Jake Rademacher ! MossRehab Institute for Brain Health is excited to host the release in #philadelphia on the 28th! #veterans #family Military Spouse Chamber of Commerce Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) DAV (Disabled American Veterans) Greater Philadelphia Veterans Network (GPVN) Veterans Multi-Service Center
Brothers After War is a powerful new documentary film directed by my friend, Jake Rademacher. A follow up to the award-winning 2009 documentary Brothers at War, Brothers After War highlights the experiences of our nation’s defenders and the challenges they face after service. I’m honored to support this incredible project that sheds light on their sacrifices and resilience. The film hits select theaters nationwide on February 28, and tickets are on sale now. Let’s show our support for those who serve! ???? Grab your tickets here: https://lnkd.in/gsmp-wQM
You’ve been struggling with far too much for far too long from the invisible wounds caused by a brain injury. Recognizing the service and sacrifice made by Veterans and First Responders, there are no out-of- pocket costs for patients accepted into our intensive, personalized treatment program. Travel accommodations are also available. Our specially trained multi-disciplinary team provides comprehensive care that meets the specific needs of Veterans and First Responders with a mild-to-moderate brain injury or concussion. Contact us to learn more: JeffersonHealth.org/MRIBH, 215-951-8930 or [email protected]. #braininjury #concussion #veteran #firstresponder #rehabilitation
MRIBH is thrilled to announce the addition of our new Outreach Manager, Rob Guillory! Rob is a Navy veteran who served as an ER, ICU, and flight nurse. He was deployed to Al Taqaddam, Iraq in 2007 and 2008, where he received the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation, Operation Iraqi Freedom Medal, and Fleet Marine Officer qualification. After his discharge from the Navy in 2009, he obtained a master’s degree in nursing and worked in urgent care, occupational medicine, and healthcare mergers/acquisitions for various groups. Rob is passionate about healthcare and improving the lives of veterans and first responders.?He looks forward to engaging warriors and educating them about treatment for the invisible wounds of traumatic brain injury.?He is a member of the VFW, DAV and Team Rubicon. ? Please join me in welcoming Rob!
Exciting news! The NIH has awarded funding for a multi-site clinical trial of telerehabilitation to improve motor function in #stroke recovery, led by Dr. Steve Cramer and Dr. Dylan Edwards of MRRI.
We are pleased to announce that the NIH has awarded funding for a pivotal multi-site clinical trial of telerehabilitation to enhance motor function in stroke. Congratulations to lead investigators Dr. Steve Cramer and Dr. Dylan Edwards and the team on this new study that has great potential to impact neurorehabilitation. https://lnkd.in/gvwmdWiB #stroke #rehabilitation #neurorehabilitation #telerehabilitation #telemedicine #telehealth #clinicaltrials MossRehab, Jefferson Moss-Magee Rehabilitation, Jefferson Research, Sidney Kimmel Medical College, Jefferson Health, Thomas Jefferson University, UCLA Department of Neurology, California Rehabilitation Institute, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, UCLA, The National Institutes of Health, National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), Eunice Kennedy Shriver?National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD)
Congratulations to Shannon Jacobs, Guest Relations, Concierge, and Volunteer Coordinator, for receiving the August 2024 Mission Moment Award at Jefferson Moss-Magee Rehabilitation. Shannon received a Mission Moment award for going above and beyond by organizing the first-ever Center City Therapy Paralympics for our patients. She created poster boards featuring former Magee patients who were currently competing or had competed in the past. She coordinated with recreational therapy to spend the week holding "Olympic events" in our three gyms, culminating in a rooftop Paralympic meet on our sixth floor, complete with pickleball, ax throwing, and frisbee golf! She also worked with our wheelchair sports department to have specialty sport wheelchairs on display, along with information about how to join our competitive wheelchair sports teams. The hallways were decorated, each gym had an LED torch, and the competing patients all received medals! Thank you, Shannon, for this work and all you do every day for our patients and staff!
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Gregory Jones is our Creative Arts Therapies Patient of the Month Spotlight! Greg’s rehab journey started in 2019. He experienced a devastating a stroke that resulted in significant weakness in the right side of his body. Through hard work and dedication, Greg has regained the ability to walk. He continues to work on strengthening his right hand and arm by regularly participating in music therapy and art therapy at our Riverfront outpatient facility. Greg was a percussionist for Arpeggio Jazz Ensemble and played professionally throughout Philadelphia. He hasn’t been performing in the same capacity since his stroke five years ago. Greg says that music therapy has helped him gain confidence in playing again. During sessions with music therapist, Allison McCrea, Greg focuses on using his right hand while playing the on electronic drum kit and various hand drums. Greg’s creativity shines at the Riverfront. His talent and inclusive energy inspires patients of varying abilities to get involved in the collaborative process of music-making.
Join us for the upcoming Moss Traumatic Brain Injury Model System's Conference. The event will be held at Hamilton Hall on the Thomas Jefferson University campus (1001 Locust Street, Phila) on Saturday October 12, 2024, from 9am –4pm (registration opens at 8am). The cost is $15 per person. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eWaiHiGy