• Mission
• How Locomotor Training Works
• Download a brochure about the NRN.
• How the NRN staffs are trained
• NRN 2010 Regional Training Opportunities PDF
  (intended for non-NRN members)

• Frazier Rehab Institute, Louisville, KY

• Magee Rehabilitation Hospital, Philadelphia, PA

• The Institute for Rehabilitation & Research, Houston, TX

• Shepherd Center, Atlanta, GA

• Boston Medical Center, Boston, MA

• Kessler Institute For Rehabilitation, West Orange, NJ

• Ohio State University Medical Center, Columbus, OH

Apply to become a participant.

Across the country there are several community-based NRN facilities accepting individuals with gait impairments related to any cause (not just SCI) hosting activity-based exercise programs designed specifically for individuals with physical disabilities. Find out more about what they offer.

Apply to become a community-based facility in the Reeve Foundation's NRN.

Patients' Frequently Asked Questions about the Reeve Foundation NRN:

• Who qualifies to participate in the NeuroRecovery Network?
• What steps does one have to take to receive treatment by the NRN?
• How long will the course of therapy take?
• How much time will each Locomotor Training session take?
• What is the cost of receiving therapy through the NRN? Who will pay for it?
• What should I bring to each session? Do I have to buy special equipment?
• What results can I expect? What long-term improvements to my health will this therapy provide?

• NextStep Fitness: Community-based Recovery
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• How freshman cornerback for Penn State recovered from his spinal cord injury
• The NRN gets this mom back on her feet