Built on decades of success

As a specialty neurorehabilitation hospital, we can offer patients extraordinary resources, personalized expertise and transformative therapy you won’t find in standard rehabilitation centers. In fact, we have more than 60 years of experience in exclusively treating individuals with spinal cord and brain injuries. Our expert staff and engaging therapists ensure improved patient independence, reduced medical complications, improved productivity, independence and life quality, and better preparation for the future.

Motivated by functional independence

Craig’s ultimate goal is to help our patients return to their normal lives as independent and self-reliant as possible. Services such as our Assistive Technology lab, Driving and Adaptive Transportation Program, and Rehab Engineering capabilities are designed to improve functional independence so our patients can lead healthy, productive lives.

Driven to deliver greater patient outcomes

At Craig, we know that at the end of the day, outcomes are what really matter. We’re proud to report that our functional patient outcomes are superior compared to almost every national average. On average, Craig graduates experience the following outcomes.

  • Are more dependent when they are admitted
  • Make greater functional gains during their initial treatment
  • Are discharged home at higher rates
  • Return to work or school in greater numbers
  • Are more functionally independent and require less attendant care
  • Experience fewer re-hospitalizations
  • See higher levels of community re-integration and satisfaction with life
  • Achieve higher earning power than their national rehab peer group

September 15, 2025

Shifting a Perspective of Paralysis to a Vision of What’s Possible

When Logan Fuller arrived at Craig Hospital as a 17-year-old in the summer of 2017 for spinal cord injury neurorehabilitation, he felt lost and...

August 19, 2021

From Medical School to Mastering Her Own Life

When looking back on her time at Craig Hospital, Sam Schroth can't decide which memories stand out the most. Maybe it was playing wheelchair...

January 24, 2018

Brett Colonell: An Artist in Training

When Brett Colonell took up sketching as a hobby years ago, he didn’t know yet how it would one day evolve into an integral...