Moss Rehabilitation Research Institute

Located at MossRehab Elkins Park, the Moss Rehabilitation Research Institute (MRRI) was founded in 1992 to consolidate the many research activities at MossRehab and to foster new initiatives in rehabilitation research. Under the direction of Dylan Edwards, PhD, director, and Amanda Rabinowitz, PhD. associate director, MRRI sponsors interdisciplinary research aimed at improving human function and adaptation to disability. Research is an important part of treatment, often leading the way to new advances and innovations in medical rehabilitation. Research activities within MRRI help maintain MossRehab’s excellence by attracting the best staff and bringing new medical and technological developments to patients with disabilities.

MRRI's Research Laboratories

Learn about MRRI's research endeavors by clicking the links below:

• Human Motor Recovery Laboratory
• Sensorimotor Learning Laboratory
• Brain Injury Neuropsychology Laboratory
• Brain Trauma and Behavior Laboratory
• Cognition and Action Laboratory
• Cognitive-Motor Learning Laboratory
• Language and Learning Laboratory
• Neuroplasticity and Motor Behavior Laboratory
• TBI Rehabilitation Research Laboratory

Programs and Innovations

Since its creation, MRRI has pioneered many new programs and resources designed to assist with the rehabilitation of individual with disabilities. Learn about some of these programs by clicking the links below:

• MRRI Research Volunteer Registry
• Moss Rehab Aphasia Center
• Right Hemisphere Stroke Center
• The Klein Family Parkinsons Rehabilitation Center at MossRehab
• Moss Traumatic Brain Injury Model System of Care
• Manual for Rehabilitation Treatment Specification
  

Visit the MRRI website for more information on its mission and vision.