Brain Injury Rehabilitation Program
Brain Injury Rehabilitation Program
The University of Michigan Health Traumatic Brain Injury Program is a comprehensive program of cognitive, psychosocial and physical rehabilitation.
Our Approach
Our core treatment team consists of physiatrists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech pathologists, social workers, neuropsychologists, vocational rehabilitation counselors, rehabilitation engineers and dieticians.
We provide intensive services that promote increased independence and accommodation to disability through education and retraining. University of Michigan Health has partnered with Chelsea Hospital to provide inpatient rehabilitation care in the most appropriate setting for TBI patients. After patients are discharged, we may refer them to an alternative treatment setting or recommend that they be followed by our own treatment team on an outpatient basis.
Appointment Information
For appointments with our physicians or more information about our clinics, please contact our call center at 734-936-7175.
Locations
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Physical Medicine Rehabilitation Clinic | Burlington Building 325 E Eisenhower Pkwy
Floor 3
Ann Arbor, MI 48108-3364Get Directions
Doctors
Edward Scott Claflin, MD
Clinical Associate Professor
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Percival Pangilinan, MD
Clinical Associate Professor
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Emine Poyraz, MD
Clinical Assistant Professor
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Joshua James Startup, MD
Clinical Assistant Professor
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Providers
Allison Josephine Lake, PhD
Clinical Assistant Professor
Clinical Psychology
Emily Noyes, PhD
Clinical Assistant Professor
Clinical Psychology, Health Psychology
Katharine Surella Seagly, PhD
Clinical Associate Professor
Clinical Psychology
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