Stroke Rehabilitation

Once your doctor clears you medically, maximize your recovery by participating in high-intensity stroke rehabilitation that fits your needs. Burke cares for the most stroke patients in New York.* Trust your care to Burke Rehabilitation, one of the largest providers of stroke rehabilitation in New York State. Burke’s specialized stroke team offers inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services to help you regain your independence and improve your quality of life following a stroke.
*March 2021 Medpac Report
Accredited Care at Burke
You can trust our qualified staff for care that’s tailored to your needs, keeps you safe and improves your health in measurable ways. Burke is accredited by The Joint Commission and The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).
For additional information about the program, please refer to the program description [PDF].
Recovery After Stroke
A stroke may affect your ability to move, speak, or swallow. A stroke can impair psychological and cognitive functions like learning, thinking, and problem-solving. Stroke rehabilitation takes time and can be challenging. The severity of your stroke determines how long you’ll need stroke rehabilitation to recover.
Benefits of Stroke Recovery
Rehabilitation after a stroke may help you:
- Increase your level of independence with daily activities and mobility
- Prevent health problems related to a stroke and prevent another stroke
- Improve your ability to communicate
- Improve your ability to eat and drink safely
- Provide emotional support and education
- Prepare you and your family to transition home or to another level of care after your stay in the hospital
Inpatient Stroke Rehabilitation
A rehabilitation program at a specialty facility like Burke can help you recover more robustly than at a nursing home. That’s because we offer 24/7 physician coverage to monitor your health. Our experience, expertise, and healing environment create a proven approach that improves outcomes, independence, and quality of life.
Technology for Stroke Treatment
Burke Rehabilitation provides advanced technology, such as robotic therapy for walking, computer-based visual and cognitive training exercises, and electrical stimulation devices for legs, arms, and hands. Burke’s Neurologic Music Therapy program uses the power of music to significantly improve walking, speech and language.