Medical records: To request copies of your medical records, please call (312) 942-7262.M圜hart: For online prescription refills, test results and appointment scheduling for current patients, call (312) 563-6600 or log in to your M圜hart account.New patient appointments: To make an appointment as a new patient, please call (888) 352-RUSH (7874).The use of this technique requires specialized training and has been beneficial with the treatment of other conditions including stroke and multiple sclerosis.Main number: (312) 942-5000 Appointments and medical records

Our Speech language pathologists are certified to use Lee Silverman Voice Training® (LSVT), an innovative and clinically-proven method for improving voice and speech in individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Cognition: Our speech-language pathologists will work with you and your family to improve your problem solving, memory, reasoning and thinking skills and develop assistive devices to suit your individual needs following a stroke or brain injury.If you have Parkinson’s Disease, we can help you increase the volume of your speech. Following a stroke or brain injury that may cause aphasia, apraxia or dysarthria, we can work with you to develop the best means for you to communicate while improving your expression and comprehension. Speech/Language/Voice: Stuttering, voice therapy, articulation, and accent reduction are just a few of the areas we can work on to increase your ability to communicate effectively.This intervention has been shown to accelerate recovery. Electrical stimulation is used to aid in muscle strengthening to improve your swallowing function. Our therapists are certified to provide VitalStim to assist with improving swallow function. It is a treatment used to help patients who have difficulty swallowing. Rush Copley is one of few locations in the Fox Valley area to offer state of the art Vital Stim Therapy for treating swallowing disorders. Swallowing: From clinical swallow evaluations to videofluoroscopic swallow evaluations, our swallowing team provides a comprehensive investigation into your swallowing difficulty and initiates your individualized therapy plan.Patients diagnosed with head and neck cancer, stroke, head injury, Parkinson’s disease, brain injury, multiple sclerosis, developmental delays, and vocal nodules are just a few of the patient populations that may benefit from our programs.

Infants through geriatrics can receive therapy at RUSH Copley for a variety of needs including: articulation, stuttering, foreign accent reduction, voice, aphasia, dysarthria, apraxia, cognitive deficits, and dysphagia. RUSH Copley is proud to have earned CARF recognition not only for our rehabilitation program, but also for our stroke program with CARF Stroke Specialty Accreditation. You can be confident that RUSH Copley has made a commitment to continually enhancing the quality of our services and programs. Our accreditation means that RUSH Copley has demonstrated that we meet CARF's extensive standards. RUSH Copley Physical Rehabilitation has achieved accreditation from the Commission for Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), which establishes nationally recognized standards of quality. Accredited Physical Rehabilitation Services for the Best Patient Care This may include development and instruction in an individualized home program. A therapist will evaluate your injury or concern and develop a plan to help you live and work independently again. Programs are based on you and your personal goals.

Our staff of licensed therapists will be there for you. Our experienced staff will guide you through an individualized program to help you meet your goals. RUSH Copley's Outpatient Rehabilitation Therapy Center offers many options for your therapy needs.

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