All Resources

  • 1800 East La Veta Ave, Orange CA, 92866
    Phone: 714-633-7400
  • 2021 Calle Frontera, San Clemente CA, 92673
    Phone: 949-498-7671
  • http://www.lingraphica.com

    The Lingraphica is an easy-to-use, full-featured communication device. It provides an extensive vocabulary of icons you can combine to create personalized phrases and simple sentences that speak in a natural-sounding voice. You can play these instantly or save them for easy access in the future. You may also take advantage of pre-loaded phrases, videos, and an extensive selection of practice exercises.
  • http://www.strokesoftware.com

    Therapist-designed speech-therapy software providing unlimited, independent speech & language practice (for home or clinic) using proven therapeutic techniques for faster rehabilitation.
  • Aero Mobility
    2345 N. Grand Ave, Santa Ana CA, 92705
    http://www.aeromobility.com
    Phone: 714-835-1000

    Aero Mobility provides a complete line of mobility products and services for people with special needs. We provide handicap accessible vans, handicapped vehicles with wheelchair accessible ramps
  • Alta Home Care
    1740 Katella Ave, Ste B, Orange CA, 92867
    http://www.altahomecare.com
    Phone: 866-279-9991
    Fax: 866-279-1147

    'Alta Home Care is dedicated to providing care that enriches the lives of our clients and helps them maintain the highest level of independence'
  • American Heart/Stroke Association
    4600 Campus Dr., Irvine CA, 92617
    Phone: 949-856-3555 x1512
  • Assistive Technology Exchange Center (ATEC)
    1601 East St. Andrew Place, Santa Ana CA, 92705
    http://www.atec-oc.org/
    atec@ocgoodwill.org
    Phone: 714-361-6200
    Fax: 714-361-6220

    ATEC is a comprehensive assistive technology resource center that is one of Goodwill of Orange County's vital health and human services programs. They offer consultation and assessment services, equipment trial, equipment loan and reuse and support in learning how to use assistive technology equipment.
  • Azusa Pacific University's Doctor of Physical Therapy Program
  • Beach Wheelchairs
    http://www.coastal.ca.gov/access/beach-wheelchairs.html

    Beach Wheelchairs are equipped with large, wide wheels which can roll across the sand without sinking requiring users to be accompanied by someone pushing them, although several California locations offer motorized chairs which may be self-propelled.
  • Bergin University of Canine Studies -- Assistance Dog Institute
    1215 Sebastopol Road, Santa Rosa CA, 95407
    http://www.berginu.edu
    Phone: 707-545-3647

    The University is devoted to 'Advancing the human-canine partnership through research and education.' After years of research we've identified that the breeds of dogs most suited to Service Dog work are Golden Retrievers and Labrador Retrievers. By having our own breeding program, we are able to produce dogs whose temperament and physical characteristics make them ideal Service Dog candidates. All dogs begin their training as Service Dogs as early as three weeks old. During the training process, some dogs are identified for 'career changes' to graduate as Social/Therapy Dogs or Facility Dogs.
  • Biomimetic Orthosis for Neurorehabilitation of the Elbow and Shoulder (BONES)

    Dr. David Reinkensmeyer and his team at the University of California at Irvine are conducting a research study that looks at how an 8-week robotic therapy of the weak arm can improve function after stroke. Please visit table 22 for more information.
  • Bowling - Super Sports Bowling
  • California Department of Rehabilitation -- Vocational Rehab
    222 S. Harbor Blvd, Suite 300, Anaheim CA, 92805-3701
    http://www.dor.ca.gov
    Phone: 714-992-0800
  • California Telephone Access Program
    2677 N. Main Street, Suite 130, Santa Ana CA, 92705
    http://www.ddtp.org/CTAP
    Phone: 1-800-806-1191

    The California Telephone Access Program (CTAP) distributes telecommunications equipment and services to individuals certified as having difficulty using the telephone. CTAP is a California State mandated program, under governance of the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). Equipment and some network services are available at no charge to eligible consumers.
  • Canine Companions
    http://www.cci.org
    Phone: 1-800-572-2275

    Founded in 1975, Canine Companions for Independence (CCI) is a non-profit organization that enhances the lives of people with disabilities by providing highly trained assistance dogs and ongoing support to ensure quality partnerships.
  • Casa Colina Centers for Rehabilitation
    255 East Bonita Ave, PO Box 6001, Pomona CA, 91769-6001
    Phone: 909-596-7733
    Fax: 909-593-0153

    Casa Colina is a non-profit, freestanding, community-governed organization. With incredible support from our community, we have been privileged to bring the benefits of rehabilitation to disabled people.
  • CenterWatch
    http://www.centerwatch.com

    More than 875 clinical research centers and 600 companies offering a variety of services to the clinical trials community are profiled right here on www.centerwatch.com! Locate research centers by medical expertise or geographic region and industry providers by type of services provided. Both profiles offer detailed information about the services they provide.
  • Chapman University Doctor of Physical Therapy Program
    501 W. Palm Ave, Orange CA, 92866
    http://www.chapman.edu
    Phone: 714-744-7620

    The program provides opportunities for individuals with stroke to work with physical therapy students and faculty in our Neurological Practice Management Course.
  • Coastline Community College - ABI Program
    2990 Mesa Verde Drive East, Costa Mesa CA, 92626
    Phone: 1-714-241-6214

    Coastline
  • Complete Balance Solutions
    24012 Calle De La Plata, #300, Laguna Hills CA, 92653
    http://www.completebalancesolutions.com
    Phone: 949-340-6927

    Complete Balance Solutions offers the increasing number of patients with balance/walking/gait (Neurological, Vestibular and Orthopedic), dizziness, Complex Neurological, and Unresolved Orthopedic disorders a place to receive quality care and rehabilitation.
  • Dayle McIntosh Independent Living Center
    13272 Garden Grove Blvd, Garden Grove CA, 92843
    http://www.daylemc.org
    Phone: 714-621-3300

    The Mission of the Dayle McIntosh Center is to advance the empowerment, equality, integration and full participation of people with disabilities in the community. The Center is not a residential program, but instead promotes the full integration of disabled persons into the community. Dayle McIntosh Center is a consumer-driven organization serving alld isabilities. Its staff and board are composed of over 50% of people with disabilities. Its staff and board are composed of over 50% of people with disabilities. Its two offices service over 500,000 people in Orange County and surrounding areas with disabilities. The Dayle McIntosh Center exists to enable persons with disabilities to succeed in every area they desire and to fulfill every dream tehy have and to provide equal opportunity
  • England Physical Therapy
    12465 Lewis Street, Suite 101, Garden Grove CA, 92840-4658
    http://www.EnglandPT.com
    Phone: 714-703-8477

    England Physical Therapy is a private outpatient physical therapy practice with specialized expertise in the treatment of complex neurologic, balance, vestibular and facial impairments. The facility is equipped with technology specific to the needs of the neurology population and treatment is performed one-on-one by a skilled physical therapist.
  • Garden Grove Sports and Recreation Center
    13641 Deodara Drive, Garden Grove CA,
    Phone: 714-889-5782

    Offer year-round programs that provide a full range of opportunities for life enrichment, self improvement, personal growth, and artistic expression. Programs include youth and adult sports, excursions, and activities for senior citizens.
  • Goodwill Fitness Center
    1601 E. St. Andrew Place, Santa Ana CA, 92703
    http://www.ocgoodwill-fitnesscenter.org
    Phone: 714-361-6180

    Goodwill of Orange County provides service and support to adults and seniors living with disabilities and other barriers. Their goal is to improve their physical fitness and strength to promote the highest degree of independence.
  • HealthSouth Tustin Rehab Hospital Stroke Support Group
    14851 Yorba St, Tustin CA, 92780
    stephanie.vaughn@healthsouth.com
    Phone: 714-832-9200

    Meets 4th Thursday of the month at 7pm
  • HealthSouth Tustin Rehabilitation Hospital
    14851 Yorba Street, Tustin CA, 92780
    http://www.tustinrehab.com
    Phone: 714-832-9200

    'HealthSouth Tustin Rehabilitation Hospital is a 48-bed acute medical rehabilitation hospital that offers comprehensive inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services.'
  • Hoag Neuroscience Stroke Coordinator
    Phone: 949-764-1454
  • Horseback Riding - Anaheim Equestrian Center Therapeutic Riding Program
    1370 S. Sanderson Ave, Anaheim CA, 92806
    Phone: 714-292-3563

    Goal is to educate the importance and benefit of a city stable to the health of its community and to provide access to an Equestrian Center for everyone, young and old, who wish to learn more about horses.
  • Horseback Riding - Back Bay Therapeutic Riding Club
    20262 Cypress St, Newport Beach CA, 92660
    http://www.backbaytrc.org
    backbayridingclub@yahoo.com
    Phone: 949-474-7329

    The Back Bay Therapeutic Riding Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing an avenue to improve the bodies, minds and spirits of adults with physical and or developmental disabilities, through therapeutic horseback riding lessons and other unique activities.
  • Horseback Riding - Shea Thearapeutic Riding Center
    26284 Oso Road, San Juan Capistrano CA,
    Phone: 949-240-8441

    The Shea Center offers classes that focus on a broad range and combination of disabilities. These classes fall under the general term 'therapeutic riding' but each class is a sophisticated program developed to address the needs of that small group.
  • Interactive Metronome
    http://www.interactivemetronome.com

    The Interactive Metronome (IM) is a brain-based rehabilitation assessment and training program developed to directly improve the processing abilities that affect attention, motor planning, and sequencing. This, in turn, strengthens motor skills, including mobility and gross motor function, and many fundamental cognitive capacities such as planning, organizing, and language
  • Long Beach Memorial Medical Center, Stroke and Brain Injury Support Group
    2801 Atlantic Ave, Long Beach CA, 90806
    Phone: 562-933-9043

    Meets 1st Monday 4-5:30pm
  • Long Beach V.A. Stroke Group
    5901 E. 7th Street, Long Beach CA, 90822
    calpva5@aol.com
    Phone: 562-826-8000 x3283

    Open only to Veterans, meetings are Wednesdays at 10am
  • Mission Hospital
    http://www.mission4health.com

    'Our goal is to enable people with disabling conditions to achieve their goals and to pursue life with meaning and purpose. And we've done it - our Acute Rehabilitation Unit (ARU) consistently ranks among the top 10 percent in the nation for positive results for rehabilitative services.'
  • National Aphasia Association
    http://www.aphasia.org
    Phone: 1-800-922-4622

    The National Aphasia Association provides information about the disorder as well as resources for living with aphasia, including a national listing of support groups, a newsletter, a national conference, and other events. Our mission is to assist both survivors and caregivers with support and guidance, to raise awareness of aphasia, and to help people with aphasia, no matter how severe, reconnect with each other and the community.
  • NCPAD
    http://www.ncpad.org

    NCPAD is an information center concerned with physical activity and disability.
  • Neuro Optometric Rehabilitation Association
  • Neuro Optometry Clinic
  • Newport Language, Speech & Audiology Center
    26137 La Paz Road, #104, Mission Viejo CA, 92691-5309
    Phone: 949-581-5206
  • Newport Therapy Centers
    23361 Madero, Suite 200, Mission Viejo CA, 92691
    speak2us@newportlanguage.com
    Phone: 949-599-0218

    NTC offers a dysphagia, feeding and swallowing program
  • Nifty After Fifty
    http://www.niftyafterfifty.com

    A full service state-of-the-art fitness center offering a unique array of empowering services to help you look and feel great. Their low cost fitness memberships include clinically supervised full-body training with one of our highly skilled fitness coaches including a personalized nutritional program combining sensible weight management and dietary consulting.
  • OC Neuro Rehab
    26921 Crown Valley Parkway, Suite 120, Mission Viejo CA, 92691
    http://ocneurorehab.com
    arthur@ocneurorehab.com
    Phone: (949) 307-6065

    OC Neuro Rehab provides rehabilitation therapy services to patients with neurological diagnoses. We specialize in the treatment and management of individuals with hemiplegia due to stroke or brain injury. Our staff is Neuro-IFRAH® Certified and are Neuro-IFRAH® Instructors.
  • Orange Coast College Adaptive PE Program
    http://www.orangecoastcollege.edu/student_services/special_services
    Phone: 714-432-5528

    Adapted Physical Education classes are designed for physically disabled persons who can benefit from individualized exercise programs. Students are encouraged to maximize their physical potential within the limitations of their disabilities.
  • Orange County Area Agency on Aging Senior Services
    1300 South Grand Ave, Building B, Santa Ana CA, 92705
    Phone: 714-567-7555
  • Orange County/Roxanna Hodge Foundation Stroke Survivors Support Group
    23332 Mill Creek Dr, #110, Laguna Hills CA, 92653
    Phone: 949-916-1597
  • Precision Rehabilitation
    3294 E. Spring St., Long Beach CA, 90806
    http://www.precisionrehabilitation.com
    precisionrehab@gmail.com
    Phone: (562) 988-3570

    Precision Rehabilitation offers PT, OT and Speech Therapy. We have specilized equipment such as FES bike, BIONESS, body weight supported treadmill training and video gaming for rehab. We also have a Constraint Induced Movement Therapy program.
  • Rebuilding Together
    P.O. Box 329, Tustin CA, 92781
    http://www.rebuildingtogetheroc.org
    scarpenter@rebuildingtogetheroc.org
    Phone: 714-667-8174

    Rebuilding Together believes ina safe and healthy home for every preson. This means that we believe disabled and aging homeowners should be able to remain in their homes for as long as possible. We believe that homeowners displaced by natural disaster will get back into safe housing with help from the community. We believe taht our nation's veterans with disabilities deserve safe and accessible homes. Rebuilding Together believes we can preserve affordable homeownership and revitalize communities by providing free home modifications and repairs, making homes safer, more accessible, and more energy efficient.
  • Rehabilitation Institute of Southern California
    130 Laguna Road, Fullerton CA, 92835
    http://www.rio-rehab.com
    Phone: 714-680-6060
  • Saddleback Community College Adaptive PE Program
    http://www.saddleback.edu/dsps/pe/

    Provides individuals with disabilities such as arthritis, blindness and visual impairments, brain injury, cardiovascular and respiratory conditions, cerebral palsy chronic back/neck and other orthopedic conditions, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's Disease, work one on one with a student assistant, work in small or large group. Once an assessment is completed, students are given a Personal Exercise Plan and begin working towards their class goals.
  • Saddleback Memorial Hospital
    24451 Health Center Dr, Laguna Hills CA, 92653
    http://www.memorialcare.org/saddleback/about.cfm
    Phone: 949-837-4500

    From strokes to nerve damage, we help patients achieve their physical potential and teach compensation techniques to increase independence in activities of daily living.
  • SCOPe
    1920 E. Katella, #1, Orange Ca, 92867
    http://www.scop.net
    Phone: 714-639-7422

    As leaders in the orthotics and prosthetics profession, our mission is to improve the lives of people with debilitating illnesses and injuries. We use innovative technology, extensive training and experience along with a personal commitment to patient-centered care
  • Southern California School of Optometry -- Vision Therapy Program
    2575 Yorba Linda Blvd, Fullerton CA, 92831-1699
    http://www.sccoeyecare.com/visiontherapy/index.html
    Phone: 714-992-7890
    Fax: 714-992-7863

    Vision therapy is a sequence of procedures individually prescribed and monitored by the doctor to develop efficient visual skills and visual processing. Typically, vision therapy is administered as a combination of in-office visits combined with prescribed, daily, home-vision therapy procedures. Home therapy is directed at practicing the newly learned visual skills until the initial conscious effort becomes automatic.
  • St. Jude Medical Center
    101 E. Valencia Mesa Dr., Fullerton CA, 92835
    commrec98@gmail.com
    Phone: 714-992-3000 x3149
  • St. Jude Medical Center
    darla.hagge@stjoe.org
    Phone: 714-992-3000 x2347

    Group Communication Training for Spouses/Partners of persons with Aphasia. Please contact: Darla Hagge, M.A., CCC-SLP
  • Stroke Support Association - Caregiver Support Group
    3759 Orange Ave, Long Beach CA,
    http://www.StrokeSupportAssoc.org
    Phone: 562-537-0556

    Meets at CA Heights Church – Every Tuesday 10:00 – 11:30am Free, No Reservation. Family and Caregivers only. Since 1980 this program has offered support, resources & education thru weekly support groups. Non-Profit org
  • Stroke Support Association - Survivor Support Group
    3759 Orange Ave, Long Beach CA,
    http://www.StrokeSupportAssoc.org
    Phone: 562-537-0556

    Meets at CA Heights Church – Every Tuesday 10:00 – 11:30am Free, No Reservation. Open to anyone whose life has been affected by stroke. Since 1980 this program has offered support, resources & education thru weekly support groups. Non-Profit org
  • Stroke/Aphasia Support Group
    3759 Orange Ave, Long Beach CA, 90807
    Phone: 562-537-0566

    CA Heights United Methodist Church -- Meets Tuesdays 10-1130am
  • Swimming -- RIO Rehabilitation Institute
    1800 E. La Veta, Orange CA, 92866
    Phone: 714-633-7400 x241

    RIO Adult Day Health Care is designed for adults experiencing a decrease in functioning primarily due to a brain injury, stroke, dementia, developmental disability, psychiatric disability, or other neurological condition. The 2 objectives of the program are: (1) to restore or maintain optimal capacity for self care, and (2) to delay or prevent inappropriate institutionalization.
  • U-Step -- Walking Stabilizer
    http://www.ustep.com

    The unique U-shaped base provides a stable foundation for the unit. The user is braced in every direction, which nearly eliminates the risk of falling
  • Walkaide
    http://www.walkaide.com

    Unlike a traditional Ankle Foot Orthosis (AFO), WalkAide employs advanced sensor technology to actually analyze the movement of the leg and foot. WalkAide then sends electrical signals to the peroneal nerve, which runs along the outside of the lower leg and controls movement in the ankle and foot.
  • Winways Rehabilitation Center
    7732 East Santiago Canyon Road, Orange CA, 92869-1829
    http://www.winwaysrehab.com
    Phone: 714-771-5276

    Winways