Department Of Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation

Information About Department Of Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation

About Department Of Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation :

Department Of Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation is a health related organization- Hospital Or Medical Center College Or University. It is also known as Â Department Of Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation, Tufts-new England Medical Center, Tufts University

Address Of Department Of Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation :

Department Of Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation, 800 Washington St., Suite 387, Boston, Ma 02111.

Contact Information Of Department Of Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation Is :

Phone Number :

(617) 636-5032 (617) 636-2551 (Fax)

Email Address :

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Web Address :

http://www.tuftsmedicalcenter.org/OurServices/PhysicalMedicineandRehab/default

Main Activity Of Department Of Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation

-: Physicians and other clinical staff within the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation have extensive experience with a variety of conditions, including disabilities and impairments resulting from both injuries and diseases.

-: On-staff physiatrists are Board Certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.

-: Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation areas of expertise include: the care of amputees and those people with braces; cerebral palsy; muscular dystrophy; fibromyalgia; myofacsial pain; geriatric rehabilitation; head injuries; carpal tunnel syndrome; spasticity and movement disorders; spinal cord injury rehabilitation; spinal injuries; and stroke rehabilitation.

-: Staff works closely with patients and families, physical, occupational, and speech therapists, nurses, counselors, prosthetists, orthotists, and vocational specialists; distributes publications; and answers inquiries.

Other Activities Of Department Of Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation

Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation areas of expertise include: the care of amputees and those people with braces; cerebral palsy; muscular dystrophy; fibromyalgia; myofacsial pain; geriatric rehabilitation; head injuries; carpal tunnel syndrome; spasticity and movement disorders; spinal cord injury rehabilitation; spinal injuries; and stroke rehabilitation.