Company Research Report: Brooks Rehabilitation

Company Overview

Name:

Brooks Rehabilitation

Mission of the Company:

To empower people to achieve their highest level of recovery and participation in life through excellence in rehabilitation.

Founding Information:

Founded: 1969

Founder: J. Brooks Brown, MD

Key People:

Douglas M. Baer, President & CEO

Kathy Barbour, APR, Chief Marketing & Communications Officer

Victor DeRienzo, PT, COO

Joanne Hoertz, RN, SVP & CNO

Lisa Kemph, VP, Chief Human Resources Officer

Kerry Maher, MD, PM&R and Education

Trevor Paris, MD, System CMO

Kris Roberts, RHIA, COO

J. Britton Tabor, CPA, FACHE, EVP & CFO

Headquarters:

Jacksonville, Florida, USA

Number of Employees:

No information is available

Revenue:

No information is available

What the Company is Known For:

Brooks Rehabilitation is recognized as a leading provider of rehabilitation solutions, offering specialized care for stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, neurological disorders, orthopedics, and more, with a system of care that includes inpatient and outpatient services, skilled nursing, and home health care.

Products and Services

Products Offered:

1. Rehabilitation Hospitals

Inpatient rehabilitation programs for adults, children, and adolescents.

Special focus areas include brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke, pediatrics, and general medical rehabilitation.

2. Home Health Services

Comprehensive home health care services.

3. Outpatient Therapy & Services

Offers a wide range of outpatient therapy services across various locations.

4. Physician Practice

Managed by Brooks Medical Group, providing physician-led rehabilitation care.

5. Assisted Living & Memory Care

Facilities for assisted living and specialized dementia care.

Key Features:

Use of innovative technologies like robotics, VR, and assistive technology to enhance recovery outcomes.

CARF-accredited programs for stroke, spinal cord injury, brain injury, and pediatrics.

A comprehensive approach incorporating a multidisciplinary healthcare team for personalized patient care.

Provides extensive community health and wellness programs.

Recent Developments

Recent Developments in the Company:

Brooks Rehabilitation celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2020.

Expansion of outpatient services into Orlando in 2020.

Construction of a new 60-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital on the Bartram campus.

New Products Launched:

Brooks Cybernic Treatment Center: Offers advanced robotic treatment using the Hybrid Assisted Limb.

New Features Added to Existing Products:

Expanded use of virtual reality for rehabilitation purposes.

Development of Brooks' own VR applications for therapy.

New Partnerships:

Partnership with Mayo Clinic to open a new inpatient rehabilitation hospital in Arizona, scheduled for a 2026 opening.

Formal partnership with the University of Florida College of Public Health & Health Professions established in 2013.

Conclusion

Brooks Rehabilitation continues to lead in the field of rehabilitation medicine with a comprehensive system of care and a commitment to innovation and research. The recent partnerships and expansions demonstrate its commitment to elevating patient care standards and broadening its impact in the rehabilitation sector.