The Don & Melba Rugg Assistive Technology Lab

This state-of-the-art facility is home to new equipment that leverages software and products to maintain and improve the functional capabilities of our recovering patients. Our professionally trained occupational and speech therapists provide hands-on education and training to patients and their families to identify the most effective devices. Using the latest software and technical options on the market, our patients are safer, require less attendant care, return to their communities sooner, and experience greater long-term satisfaction and wellness.

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The PEAK Center: Redefining Greatness in Rehabilitation

This breakthrough specialty center supports key rehabilitation programs for both patients and individuals in the community with SCI, BI and neurological disorders, from early mobilization through late recovery and function.

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Ongoing Research Since 1974

Our Research Department is devoted to conducting a wide variety of applied spinal cord injury (SCI) and traumatic brain injury (TBI) rehabilitation research. In addition to helping advance the general science of spinal cord and brain injury rehabilitation, we also use this platform to actively inform our ongoing therapy work – ensuring Craig always builds its programs with the latest industry-reviewed information.

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January 22, 2020

Ten Highlights from the Decade

The last decade has been one of innovative ideas, new milestones and big changes here at Craig. We had the opportunity to celebrate so...

December 27, 2016

​Craig Uses Virtual Reality with Patients

“As soon as those goggles go over the face and you get it lined up, they’re in another world.” —Erin Muston-Firsch, MS, OTRL, Assistive...

January 29, 2014

Low-Tech Innovations Make a Big Difference to Craig Patients

Tucked away in a corner of the third-floor therapy gym, you’ll find a small room overflowing with industrial sewing machines, fabric, Velcro, and notions....