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Spinal Cord Rehabilitation
Discovering the path to independence

Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Restoring the skills to rebuild your life

Stroke Rehabilitation
Recovering ability, mobility and more

Amputee Rehabilitation
Overcoming the challenges of limb loss

Orthopedic Rehabilitation
Regaining function and movement

Neurologic Rehabilitation
Optimizing your individual abilities

Cardiac Rehabilitation
Resuming life with confidence

Cancer Rehabilitation
Charting the course to life ahead

General Rehabilitation
Finding solutions to complex needs

Outpatient Rehabilitation

Kessler meets your individual rehabilitation needs and goals through its unparalleled scope of programs and services. Our expert care, treatment and technologies help patients overcome medical, physical, cognitive, vocational and social challenges. Our patients regain strength, skills and the strategies to move forward in life.
Why Choose Us
Outcomes
Measuring our patients’ progress

Accreditations
Maintaining the highest care standards

Scope of Services
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Four Focus Areas of Recovery
Helping patients return to life

Medical expertise, clinical experience, care excellence and an unwavering commitment to advancing individual progress. This is what sets Kessler Institute apart. It is also why more than 7,000 patients and their families worldwide entrust us with their care each year.
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Your Experience
Ensuring an exceptional rehab stay

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A seamless start to rehabilitation

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What patients say about Kessler

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Skilled professionals guide your recovery

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Our goal is to help you reach yours. To do that, we provide an exceptional rehabilitation experience – one that provides individualized care, advanced treatment, training and support to help you move forward. We champion your progress, celebrate your success and work together to rebuild your life with confidence.
Professionals
Outcomes
Meeting goals, exceeding benchmarks

Advocacy
Speaking out for patients and our field

Research & Innovation
Leading through science and technology

Education
Training future leaders

Refer a Patient
Helping you help your patients recover

Credential Verification
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Access CareLink
Coding and billing support for professional staff

Kessler offers the resources, education and training to help advance our field. We provide important academic and continuing education programming, share our research initiatives and work together to advocate on behalf of all patients and ensure access to the most appropriate level of care.

Monifa Brooks, M.D.

Senior Medical Officer

Dr. Monifa Brooks is Kessler Institute’s senior medical officer with oversight of all medical services, as well as the hospital’s physician practice. Board certified in both physical medicine and rehabilitation and spinal cord injury medicine, Dr. Brooks specializes in the care and treatment of individuals with spinal injuries.

Dr. Brooks also serves as the director of the residency program in physical medicine and rehabilitation at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School.

Her research interests include spasticity management, osteoporosis and aging-related issues in people with spinal cord injuries. Dr. Brooks has published extensively, presented at numerous conferences and participated in grand rounds at leading hospitals nationwide.

Dr. Brooks is a member of the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, New Jersey PM&R Society and National Medical Association.

A graduate of the University of Maryland, College Park, with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiological sciences, Dr. Brooks earned her medical degree from Temple University School of Medicine in Philadelphia. She completed residency in physical medicine and rehabilitation at the National Rehabilitation Hospital in Washington, D.C., and a fellowship in spinal cord injury medicine at Kessler Institute. She joined Kessler’s medical staff in 2005.