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For over 30 consecutive years, U.S. TIRR MH serves as a model for interdisciplinary rehabilitation services, patient care, education, research and advocacy.

TIRR Memorial Hermann specializes in physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy for inpatients and outpatients affected by spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, stroke, amputation, multiple trauma and neuromuscular disorders. A National Leader Among Rehabilitation Hospitals

TIRR Memorial Hermann (The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research), is recognized among the leading rehabilitation hospitals in the country. News & World Report has named TIRR Memorial Hermann (TIRR MH) to the list of “America’s Best Hospitals.” In 2021, we are recognized as No. 2 on the list of top rehabilitation hospitals. TIRR MH changes lives by improving outcomes, offering hope and maximizing independence for people affected by disabling injury or illness. TIRR MH is designated as a Model System by the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) for its traumatic brain injury program and spinal cord injury program. Programs at TIRR MH include: Spinal Cord Injury, Traumatic Brain Injury, Stroke, Amputation, Neuromuscular Rehabilitation, Cancer Rehabilitation and Pediatric & Adolescent Rehabilitation. Our 134-bed inpatient hospital is located in the world-renowned Texas Medical Center. Interdisciplinary treatment teams at TIRR Memorial Hermann, an acute rehabilitation hospital, and TIRR Memorial Hermann's Outpatient Medical Clinic and TIRR Memorial Hermann Adult and Pediatric Outpatient Rehabilitation locations throughout Greater Houston, provide a comprehensive continuum of medical rehabilitation. Our vision is to be the world’s standard bearer for rehabilitation and research. By redefining rehabilitation we will empower our patients to become the best version of themselves. Our landmark breakthroughs in research, rehabilitation and education will not only advance our patients’ health but also the health of other patients across the industry. To refer a patient please call 1-800-44-REHAB. Connect with us on LinkedIn at http://www.linkedin.com/company/tirr-memorial-hermann.

12/24/2025

Our team brought the holiday spirit to patients of all ages during an afternoon of fun photos with facility dogs Annie and Pilot, colorful crafts and making new memories. ❄️ 🎨 Engaging activities like coloring and painting can help a patient with their motor skills while bringing joy to the rehab process.

12/19/2025

🗓️ The 2026 ReelAbilities Houston Film & Arts Festival is coming January 18–February 26, 2026, a Festival dedicated to celebrating inclusion and the talents of people with disabilities.

We're excited to serve as a lead sponsor for ReelCommunity on January 25, 2026 in partnership with Walk and Roll for SCI to highlight inclusive activities for people with disabilities and their families, aiming to remove stigma and build a more welcoming and accessible community. Get more details and learn how to view the full Festival schedule below.

12/17/2025

"Thank you for giving me confidence when I didn’t have it myself."

After sudden leg problems and a trip to the ER at Memorial Hermann Greater Heights Hospital, Arturo received a suspected diagnosis of multiple sclerosis. After the hospital team recommended inpatient therapy at TIRR Memorial Hermann-Greater Heights, Arturo says he found hope again.

When he first arrived, he needed help to walk and as a tennis player, he felt uncertain of his future. With specialized care and support from his therapy team, he began to improve. On his birthday, he received a surprise from his therapist.

"Brittany surprised me by setting up a mini tennis court and bringing her racquets so we could rally," he says. "Hitting the ball again brought tears to my eyes. It reminded me that my life wasn’t over. Things were certainly changing, but there was still so much to look forward to."

Now as he continues therapy at TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation – Greater Heights to keep working toward full mobility, Arturo says he is grateful to the team for not only in his physical recovery, but also for restoring his sense of hope.

"The whole team including Brittany, Taylor, Fatemah, Sameed and Austin supported me in every way. They saw me as a person and helped me believe in myself again," he says. "For anyone facing a sudden diagnosis: don’t lose hope. Lean on your family, friends and care team. There is a brighter side ahead. I’m truly grateful to TIRR Greater Heights for changing my life."

12/15/2025

Celebrating community and resilience this holiday season. ❄️

The TIRR Memorial Hermann Challenge Program helps people learn to live with a brain injury with services focused on community integration skills critical for the transition to independent living, school, work or volunteer activities. The Post Challenge Support Group provides additional opportunities for community support after participants graduate from the program.

Marcus graduated from the Challenge Program in 2017 and inspired by his own journey, developed the idea to host a holiday celebration as a way for the support group to connect outside of a regular meeting. He has hosted for the past three years, a small gesture that has a bigger impact for participants.

Thanks to Marcus' passion and dedication, we're extending community support outside of our walls.

11/05/2025

Our new TIRR Memorial Hermann Outpatient Rehabilitation Clinic is now open in Cypress. Offering specialized therapy, advanced technology, and compassionate care for patients recovering from brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, amputations, and more. It’s the same expert care you know and trust, now even closer to home. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4opxIhn.

11/03/2025

Join a day of charity and tennis in support of people impacted by traumatic brain injuries during the 5th Annual The ‘Kel Strong’ Mabatah Foundation Tennis Day coming up on Nov. 15.

Proceeds from the event will go toward 'Kel Strong' Scholarship, a collaboration with TIRR Memorial Hermann and the Memorial Hermann Foundation that provides selected traumatic brain injury patients support for additional therapy sessions. Sign up today.

10/31/2025

The team at TIRR Memorial Hermann Pediatric Outpatient Rehabilitation hosted a Sensory-Friendly Halloween Celebration, offering children who have sensory sensitivities a fun and inclusive way to enjoy the holiday. 🎃 👻

Designed to be a calmer, quieter environment, the event replaced flashing lights, loud music and spooky settings with gentle lighting, soothing décor, and sensory-conscious activities that encouraged participation without overstimulation. Learn more about TIRR Memorial Hermann Pediatric Outpatient Rehabilitation: https://bit.ly/4nCmAN4.

10/30/2025

From the moment Oliver was born, his family knew his life would bring unique challenges, but also opportunities for strength and resilience. After discovering the adaptive sports basketball program at TIRR Memorial Hermann, Oliver not only built his confidence, but he also created a foundation of what he is capable of in the future. Watch his story: https://bit.ly/3WuMnf2.

10/21/2025

TIRR Memorial Hermann proudly congratulates Dr. Cindy Ivanhoe on being named the Brain Injury Association of America’s 2025 Luminary of the Year - Texas!

A nationally recognized leader in brain injury and spasticity care, Dr. Ivanhoe’s groundbreaking work has advanced treatment, education and advocacy for patients across the country. We’re honored to celebrate her extraordinary impact and dedication to hope and healing. Learn more: https://bit.ly/493mPwT.

10/13/2025

After decades of adapting her life to spinal cord injury and to advances in health care, Shirley still had challenges with balance and walking. That's when she came to TIRR Memorial Hermann, where advanced rehabilitation and cutting-edge spinal technology helped her regain mobility and reclaim her independence.

Read her story: https://bit.ly/48pA5vC.

10/10/2025

Meet Lalita, a nurse at TIRR Memorial Hermann whose ongoing commitment to improve the lives of others in rehabilitation nursing has been honored with a silver medal by the Good Samaritan Foundation Excellence in Nursing Awards for 2025.

Growing up in a military family, the expectation was that Lalita would pursue a degree in engineering, but her heart was set on helping people and making a difference. So with encouragement from a school counselor, she pursued nursing school and landed a scholarship to Prairie View A&M University where she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in nursing.

After a 40-year nursing career, Lalita says her fundamental desire to make a difference in the lives of others has evolved to include not only the patients under her care, but other rehabilitation nurses and the rehabilitation nursing specialty as a whole.

In addition to earning a master’s degree in nursing, she is actively involved with the Association of Rehabilitation Nursing (ARN), serving as president of the local southeast chapter, and has been elected to the national board of directors all while mentoring nurses through the TIRR Memorial Hermann Rising Star Leadership Development Program.

"Mentoring nurses and sharing professional knowledge became an avenue for me to support rehabilitation nursing and enhance patient outcomes, along with advocacy in health policy to encourage nurses to influence and advocate for our profession," she says.

“Starting out as a pediatric charge nurse at TIRR Memorial Hermann, I grew to love rehabilitation nursing because the specialty allows nurses more time to build trusting relationships with patients and observe the impact of nursing interventions and patient education on patient outcomes," she says. "Throughout my career with TIRR Memorial Hermann, I’ve been influenced by leaders, nurses and physicians and I am grateful for this collective influence. The work culture is a family atmosphere and it’s what has kept me coming back for over 30 years.”

Congratulations on a well-deserved award, Lalita, and thanks for your 30 years of service with TIRR Memorial Hermann!

10/02/2025

TIRR Memorial Hermann is bringing our nationally recognized rehabilitation care to Northwest Houston. Our highly-trained teams work to help each patient restore function, regain independence and improve quality of life through personalized, comprehensive outpatient programs—now closer to home. Make an appointment today: https://bit.ly/46w4SWf.

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A National Leader Among Rehabilitation Hospitals TIRR Memorial Hermann (The Institute for Rehabilitation and Research), is recognized among the leading rehabilitation hospitals in the country. For 29 consecutive years, U.S. News & World Report has named TIRR Memorial Hermann (TIRR MH) to the list of “America’s Best Hospitals.” In 2018, we were recognized as No. 3 and best in Texas on the list of top rehabilitation hospitals. TIRR Memorial Hermann changes lives by improving outcomes, offering hope and maximizing independence for people affected by disabling injury or illness TIRR MH serves as a model for interdisciplinary rehabilitation services, patient care, education and research. TIRR MH is designated as a Model System by the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) for its traumatic brain injury program and provides follow-up data for the NIDRR spinal cord injury program. Programs at TIRR MH include: Spinal Cord Injury, Traumatic Brain Injury, Stroke, Amputation and Specialty Rehabilitation, which includes Multiple Trauma and Neuromuscular Disorders. Our 119-bed inpatient hospital is located in the world-renowned Texas Medical Center and also houses a Physician and Specialty Clinic, which is a physician-based clinic designed to meet the various needs of individuals who require initial or continuing rehabilitation care with a physician. TIRR MH Adult and Pediatric Outpatient Rehabilitation, at the Kirby Glen Center provides: Day Rehabilitation, Outpatient Rehabilitation and Challenge, a community reintegration program for brain injury and stroke survivors. To refer a patient please call 1-800-44-REHAB. Connect with us on LinkedIn at http://www.linkedin.com/company/tirr-memorial-hermann.