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A Healthier World

Toronto Rehab is a global leader in physical rehabilitation, home to the world’s top research centre in this field, and truly Where Incredible Happens. Through innovation and care, Toronto Rehab is helping people prevent illness and accidents, restore function following a disabling event, and continue living in their own homes and communities as they age.

The support of our donors is vital in helping realize the vision of A Healthier World that we share as a member of the University Health Network.

Donor Impact

Where Incredible Happens

Toronto Rehab is where incredible happens
Care

improved patient care

Toronto Rehabilitation Institute helps people overcome the challenges of disabling injury, illness or age-related health conditions to live active, healthier and more independent lives.
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The CIBC Clinical Research Fellowship in Cancer Rehab is helping Canada’s growing number of cancer survivors to combat the effects of treatment and recapture their lives.

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CIBC Clinical Research Fellowship in Cancer Rehab
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“My name is Danielle Kane. You may know that I am one of the people who was shot on the Danforth this summer.” - Danielle Kane

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Danielle Kane
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Discovery

Rehabilitation Research

The research arm of the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, KITE, is a world leader in complex rehabilitation science and is dedicated to improving the lives of people living with the effects of disability, illness and aging.
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Dr. Milos Popovic, Director of Research at Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, has been with Toronto Rehab throughout his career and has an incredible list of scientific accomplishments that includes leadership of the new CenteR for Advancing Neuro-technological Innovation to Application (CRANIA) project.

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Dr. Milos Popovic: Rock Star Scientist
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Learning

Education at Toronto Rehab

At Toronto Rehab, we believe that education is integral in patient care and research. Our commitment to ongoing education is reflected in many ways, including: our strong partnerships with education institutions; our innovative models of learning; our success in attracting learners who want to make a difference in people's lives; and our status as a trusted source of knowledge to others.
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Anita is passionate about increasing access to ABT (activity based therapy) in rehabilitation and the community for people living with Spinal Cord Injury.

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2019-20 TD Graduate Scholar Anita Kaiser, PhD student, University of Toronto
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Our Stories

We are grateful to the many individuals who have chosen
to share their rehabilitative experiences to encourage others.

Corporate Spotlight

Thomson Rogers Lawyers

Relying on heartfelt gratitude to advance cardiac care.

Ross and Marilyn Durant

It takes incredible people to make incredible happen.

Walter and Maria Schroeder

“My name is Danielle Kane. You may know that I am one of the people who was shot on the Danforth this summer.” - Danielle Kane

Danielle Kane

Keen to understand what role fitness should play in his recovery and long term health, Howard was referred to Toronto Rehab where he was enrolled in the Cardiac Prevention and Rehabilitation Program.

Meet Howard: Husband. Father. Runner. V-fib Survivor.

Latest News

Project SEARCH students graduate with the confidence, skillset and on-the-job training to join the workforce

After an eye-opening year for students and staff alike, a virtual graduation was held for this year’s nine Project SEARCH students...

Virtual physiotherapy helping patients stay ‘on track’ during pandemic

In Toronto Rehab’s Brain Program, delayed access to rehabilitation can have serious consequences for neurorehabilitation patients...

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Upcoming Event 14 Sep. 2020

4th Annual Golf Classic

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How can we help?

Toronto Rehabilitation Institute
has 7 locations across Toronto

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Make a donation by phone:

Mailing address:

Toronto Rehab Foundation

University Health Network

550 University Avenue, 3rd Floor

Toronto, ON M5G 2A2

Fax:

416 597 6201

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University Centre

Geriatric Rehab, Musculoskeletal, Brain & Spinal Cord Rehabilitation

Rumsey Cardiac Centre

Cardiovascular Prevention & Rehabilitation Program

Rumsey Neuro Centre

Brain & Spinal Cord Neuro Rehabilitation

Lyndhurst Centre

Brain & Spinal Cord Rehabilitation

Lakeside Centre

E.W. Bickle Centre

Complex Continuing Care

Hillcrest Reactivation Centre

Assisting clients as they transition from hospital to community

Toronto Rehab is a World Leader in Complex Rehabilitation Science

Largest Spinal Cord Rehabilitation Hospital

in Canada
Largest Brain Injury Rehab Program

in Canada
Leading Stroke Rehab Program

in the world
World-renowned

Rehabilitation Research Institute

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