About Rehab Without Walls
Rehab Without Walls (RWW) NeuroSolutions started more than 30 years ago. RWW originally designed a program helping brain injury, spinal cord injury, and stroke patients using real-life activities in their own environment. Today, RWW is still removing walls, breaking barriers and rebuilding lives. But RWW is also connecting the neuro-rehab continuum, providing expertise in the right place at the right time with outpatient and residential services in addition to groundbreaking home and community rehab.
RWW services start with the understanding of a patient’s health, lifestyle and goals. RWW then assembles a team of neuro-trained therapists who work across therapy disciplines to create a truly personalized program that blends scientifically backed rehab protocols with the patient’s real-life activities. It’s a combination that delivers better results during the recovery journey and into the future.
RWW services start with the understanding of a patient’s health, lifestyle and goals. RWW then assembles a team of neuro-trained therapists who work across therapy disciplines to create a truly personalized program that blends scientifically backed rehab protocols with the patient’s real-life activities. It’s a combination that delivers better results during the recovery journey and into the future.
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Ar Rehab Without Walls (RWW) NeuroSolutions blends science and creativity to deliver better neuro rehab results. From brain and spinal cord injuries to autism therapy, RWW is breaking the barriers to traditional therapy, building a program around the patient rather than putting the patient in a program.
Neuro Conditions
RWW types of therapy: Specialized therapies for patients who have experience a traumatic brain injury, Programs that address the physical, cognitive and emotional recovery needs of stroke patients, Innovative SCI rehab focused on long-lasting functional outcomes and maximum independence, Programs for conditions that affect the nervous system such as Guillain-Barre, MS and cerebral palsy, and Pediatric Neuro Condiotions. We also have programs using Applied Beahvior Analysis, recognized as an effective autism treatment, ABA blends real-life situations with learning theory.
Home and Community Rehab
There's no place like home for healing.
Rehab Without Walls® home and community rehab blends evidence-based therapies with creative uses of the patient’s own surroundings – whether at home, school, work or in their own community.
Not only is home and community neuro therapy medically necessary for patients who qualify for the program, but it offers a huge advantage in treatment. Addressing goals and barriers in real-life settings can increase motivation, lead to more durable outcomes and reduce the risk of injuries that could lead to rehospitalization.
Over 30-plus years, we’ve served thousands of home and community rehab patients – and produced proven results that have been published in numerous peer-reviewed medical journals.
Rehab Without Walls® home and community rehab blends evidence-based therapies with creative uses of the patient’s own surroundings – whether at home, school, work or in their own community.
Not only is home and community neuro therapy medically necessary for patients who qualify for the program, but it offers a huge advantage in treatment. Addressing goals and barriers in real-life settings can increase motivation, lead to more durable outcomes and reduce the risk of injuries that could lead to rehospitalization.
Over 30-plus years, we’ve served thousands of home and community rehab patients – and produced proven results that have been published in numerous peer-reviewed medical journals.
When is home and community neuro therapy the right fit?
Home and community neuro therapy is best suited for adult and pediatric patients who:
“Our treatment model is based on serving people in their natural environment, which uses all the things they’re going to use on an everyday basis and wraps the rehabilitation into those tools, those settings, those places.”
- Are stable enough to go home
- Are home-bound or have other complex medial requirements
- May experience a clinical advantage, such as functional goals requiring a practice in a specific non-clinic setting
“Our treatment model is based on serving people in their natural environment, which uses all the things they’re going to use on an everyday basis and wraps the rehabilitation into those tools, those settings, those places.”
Residential Neuro Solutions
Specialized facilities that balance high-quality neurorehabilitation and homelike comfort.
Residential Care
After a neurological injury or diagnosis, some patients aren’t able to go home. They may require more supervision or physical care than can be provided at home. To help patients in these situations, Rehab Without Walls® provides two types of residential care.
- Transitional care – Patients receive intensive neuro therapy plus 24-hour-a-day supervision until they’re ready to go home.
- Supported living – Residents receive day-to-day support for activities like personal care and taking medications, for as long as they need it.
Outpatient Neuro Solutions
Activites that build a bridge from clinic to community
Outpatient Therapy for Children and Adults
Outpatient therapy sessions can take place in addition to or in place of home and community services. The frequency of therapy varies to meet individual needs.
Outpatient Pediatric Therapy Center (PTC)
Located in our Seattle-area outpatient clinic, this renowned program provides therapy for a wide range of disorders in children, including brain injury, autism, cerebral palsy, and spinal and orthopedic conditions. PTC uses specialized equipment, including the TheraSuit® and pulley system, to safely build strength and make lasting functional gains.
Day Treatment Clinic
This intensive program provides up to six hours of therapy daily. In addition to physical therapy, occupational therapy, cognitive remediation and other individualized therapies, patients can take part in groups focused on socialization, education and peer-support