Outpatient Therapy Center

Outpatient Therapy Center is a Physical Therapist in Russellville, AR. It operates as an outpatient clinic within the Brooks Rehabilitation system, which specializes in complex neurological conditions including stroke, brain injury, and spinal cord injury. The clinic provides direct access for physical therapy, allowing patients to schedule an evaluation and receive care for up to 30 days without a prior doctor referral. For speech or occupational therapy, a provider referral is required. The broader network offers a range of services including neurorehabilitation, cognitive rehabilitation, balance and vestibular therapy, driver rehabilitation, and pediatric therapy.

Brooks Rehabilitation utilizes advanced technology to support patient mobility and recovery. The system recently added FDA-registered anti-gravity mobilization technology from Lite Run Inc. to improve patient outcomes. Care is individualized, with treatment plans tailored to each patient's unique journey. The organization supports not only physical recovery but also the well-being of caregivers and families, offering support groups for conditions such as aphasia and motor speech disorders. These groups meet regularly to provide a network for individuals living with disabilities and their loved ones. The clinic also provides financial assistance options for patients who lack adequate insurance coverage or cannot afford copays, ensuring access to medically necessary services.

The location at 809 W Main St sits on the main road of the city, about a tenth of a mile from Harmon Park. It is located a short distance from the Central Fire Station and the historic Latimore Tourist Home, both within a quarter mile of the clinic. West Parkway Drive is also nearby, roughly a third of a mile away.

Outpatient Therapy Center serves patients in Russellville seeking specialized rehabilitation for neurological and physical injuries. With a rating of 3.30, the clinic focuses on providing targeted care for conditions such as stroke and spinal cord injury.