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Outpatient rehabilitation is a key component of recovery for those with injuries or conditions that affect mobility, function or speech. At The University of Kansas Health System, we offer a complete range of outpatient rehabilitation services. Our programs provide comprehensive, compassionate and customized care to help you reach your goals.

Who needs outpatient rehabilitation?

Outpatient rehabilitation can benefit any individual who needs to improve strength, balance, dizziness, pain, endurance, flexibility, cognition and other deficits. Patients may attend outpatient rehabilitation after a surgery or injury. However, anyone experiencing difficulty with activities may benefit from outpatient rehabilitation.

Patient Heather Holiman

An unexpected journey

A hemorrhagic stroke nearly took Heather Holiman's life. Neurorehabilitation specialists helped her take it back. Intense physical, occupational and speech therapy combined with family support and her own determination yielded impressive progress.

Read Heather's story

Why choose us for rehabilitation?

At The University of Kansas Health System, our skilled therapists provide the newest treatments and technology to ensure optimal outcomes. We offer outpatient rehabilitation services in the Kansas City area to treat a broad range of conditions.

We offer a variety of appointment types. Learn more or call 913-588-1227 to schedule now.

What to expect

Our experts work closely with patients to develop personalized rehabilitation programs to meet each person's individual needs. We coordinate care with primary doctors and specialists to help patients achieve optimal outcomes as quickly and safely as possible so they can return to their normal daily activities.

  • Physical therapy helps patients improve their mobility and reduce pain. Patients often seek physical therapy for a wide array of conditions, including:

    • Decreased strength
    • Decreased flexibility
    • Decreased balance
    • Pain, including low back pain, neck pain, headaches and more
    • Following a concussion
    • Dizziness
    • Pelvic health, including pelvic pain, urinary incontinence and constipation
    • Cancer-related mobility deficits
    • Lymphedema
    • Following surgery

  • Occupational therapy helps patients safely return to their regular activities of daily living. Patients often seek occupational therapy for a wide variety of conditions, including:

    • Decreased strength
    • Decreased flexibility
    • Decreased coordination
    • Hand and finger injuries
    • Cancer-related mobility deficits
    • Lymphedema
    • Following surgery

  • Speech and language therapy helps patients suffering from conditions that may affect swallowing, communication and thinking. Patients often seek speech therapy for a wide variety of conditions, including:

    • Swallowing difficulties
    • Neurological conditions impacting communication or thinking
    • After concussion
    • Following surgery

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