Rehabilitation Institute at The Woodlands Hospital - The Woodlands, TX

As a vital link between acute care, transitional care and home health services, our rehabilitation program continually strives to meet the needs of our patients and their families through:

• Individualized interdisciplinary assessment, diagnosis, treatment and education for the patient and family

• A compassionate and healing environment

• A coordinated team approach

• Referral to appropriate community resources

• Effective research-based practices

Our comprehensive program includes the people, facilities, equipment and technology required to provide physical, occupational, and speech and language therapy, as well as specialized services.

Specialized services are provided by caregivers who have gained clinical expertise through additional education and training. Specialty areas include:

• Cardiovascular rehabilitation to help recover those who had a recent heart event

• Neurorehabilitation for those have experienced an acute injury, such as a stroke

• Orthopedic care to get you back in motion

• Pelvic floor rehabilitation to help those experiencing pelvic dysfunction or pain

• Pulmonary rehabilitation to restore health for those diagnosed with chronic lung disease

• Therapeutic recreation to identify activities patients enjoy, such as gardening and crafts

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Physical therapy is available to athletes of every age. Each client has a comprehensive evaluation using scientifically valid, evidence-based assessments and the latest technology in our human performance lab. You will work with licensed athletic trainers and certified strength and conditioning coaches.

Our physical therapists treat:

• ACL rehabilitation

• Fall prevention

• Gait training

• General strength and conditioning

• Musculoskeletal pain and injury

• Orthopedic post-operative care

• Rotator cuff tears

• Sports injuries

Occupational therapy helps clients resume living their daily activities. This is part of the continuum of care for people recovering from injury, surgery, and medical conditions, or patients who are dealing with chronic illness. 

Occupational therapists help with numerous injuries and conditions, including:

• Arthritis and pain of the hand and arm
• Joint stiffness after traumatic injury
• Nerve compressions, such as carpal and cubital tunnel syndrome
• Post-operative joint replacement
• Post-operative tendon and nerve lacerations and fractures
• Tendonitis, including De Quervain’s tenosynovitis and tennis and golfer’s elbow

Speech and language therapy is important to patients who have: 

• Daily living needs

• Movement dysfunction

• Speech and language disorders

• Voice, communication, and swallowing disabilities

After a thorough assessment, our licensed speech-language pathologist will develop a personalized plan of care. Family and caregiver involvement is encouraged.

Yes. We offer secure online access to your health information, making it easier and more convenient to manage your care. We’re here to simplify your health care journey and put your needs first.

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We accept most major insurance plans. If you have specific questions, give us a call—we’re happy to help.