International Center for Spinal Cord Injury

Accommodations:

For hotel recommendations and general assistance with your stay, please contact a care coordinator at (443) 923-9222.

Transportation:

Parking at the North Broadway Campus

Families and visitors may park in the Kennedy Krieger Parking Garage for free. To enter the garage, pass the Institute on North Broadway, cross Madison Street, turn right on Ashland, and turn right into the garage. Validate your parking ticket at the front security desk.

Brooke Bamford, PT, DPT, "Neurological and Functional Recovery Following Long-Term Activity-Based Restorative Therapy in a Patient with Chronic Cervical Incomplete Spinal Cord Injury"

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The International Center for Spinal Cord Injury offers more than just the hope of recovery from what was once thought to be an irreversible and life altering injury. Through the use of Activity Based Restorative Therapies (RT) great promise has been shown helping adults and children with chronic spinal cord injuries recover sensation, movement, independence, and overall improved quality of life even many months or years after an injury.

The International Center for Spinal Cord Injury at Kennedy Krieger is staffed by an interdisciplinary team of professionals with extensive experience caring for children and adults with disabilities. The Center’s leaders, in particular, have dedicated their careers to providing the most comprehensive, innovative therapies possible for patients with spinal cord injuries.

Spinal Cord Resources

• Autonomic Dysreflexia (AD) Wallet Card
• Care Cure
• Christopher and Dana Reeves Paralysis Center (PRC)
• Dangerwood
• Determined 2 Heal

Regeneration Generation

Join us for our monthly spinal cord injury support group, "Regeneration Generation." Each month features a new and exciting topic presentation or discussion. Meetings are held on one Monday each month from 12 - 2 PM, and lunch is provided for those who RSVP.

All meetings are catered by Brueggers and are held at:

Kennedy Krieger Institute
801 North Broadway
Room 202
Baltimore, MD 21205

UPCOMING MEETINGS:

Related Materials and Information

Regeneration Generation 2013 Schedule

Patient Q & A 2013 Flyer

Contact: Tina Schmitt at (443) 923-5815

Where Hope and Opportunity Meet Science:

Until very recently, most spinal cord injury programs have focused on helping patients learn to compensate for injuries thought to be irreversible. Not here.

We welcome your questions and referrals. If you would like more information about a referral or evaluation, or would like to speak to someone by phone, please contact our:

Care Management Office
Local Referral: (443) 923-9222
info.sci@spinalcordrecovery.org

The International Center for Spinal Cord Injury employs highly skilled physical and occupational therapists and support staff that specializes in the treatment of individuals with spinal cord injuries utilizing an activity based restorative therapies (ABRT). The treatment of pediatric inpatient and adult and pediatric outpatient populations occur in a state of the art center equipped with multiple technologically advanced rehabilitative instruments designed to facilitate optimal delivery of the most appropriate rehabilitative interventions.