… data, and the need to reduce disparities and improve recovery outcomes.  “It is a sad reality that the rehabilitation care people receive after their stroke is not always driven by what is best for them but is highly influenced by other factors such as where they live … data, and the need to reduce disparities and improve recovery outcomes.  “It is a sad reality that the rehabilitation care people receive after their stroke is …

… with rigorous rehabilitation therapy, leads to sustained limb movement that is double that of someone who receives the therapy alone. Dr. Kimberley is presenting her one-year data findings this week at the International Stroke … said Kimberley. “The question was – could it be maintained over a year? The answer is yes. This is a watershed moment for rehabilitation science. “These long-term, …

… the association’s Combined Sections Meeting in San Antonio, TX. The annual award is presented to a member of the Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy (ANPT) who … physical therapy science, theory, practice, or education.   “Dr. Kimberley is an exemplary researcher who has contributed significant knowledge to the field … and non-invasive brain stimulation in the investigation of rehabilitation-related areas. The interdisciplinary and collaborative work she does is reflected in her …

… shown to dramatically improve peoples’ daily lives,” said Dr. Kimberley, who is a senior author on both the pilot and pivotal vagus nerve stimulation studies, directs the MGH Institute’s Brain Recovery Lab, and is a professor of physical therapy at the Boston health sciences graduate school. … possible for people with neurologic disorders.” The Vivistim system currently is being reviewed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and by regulatory agencies …