Dr. Steve Page

"Big" grants aren't necessarily important or impactful pieces of science...and may not even be very scientific.

Discover why delayed rehabilitation after injury or illness can significantly reduce recovery outcomes and long-term quality of life—and why timing is everything in therapy.

UnitedHealth is using an AI tool to deny post acute services...cutting off therapy for patients who still need it.

The way that patients walk provides valuable insights into mental health and cognitive status.

“This patient isn’t motivated.” "That patient has #plateaued." Plateaus aren't always this pretty... Clinicians often place the blame for...

Movement is medicine, while stillness is stupid (and offers a quick path to decline).

As with other fields, persistent myths continue to shape contemporary stroke rehabilitation decisions.

The spaces that we (and our patients) inhabit can profoundly influence growth, healing, and adaptation. Recent research in #neuroscience hig

Incorporating micro-movements into a daily routine boosts muscle activation and enhances

Maladaptive plasticity occurs when the brain forms neural connections in response to negative or passive behaviors.

What do neuroscience research findings and this guy who is on my lunchbox have in common?

I don't know what you mean when you say "intense" upper extremity (UE) neurorehabilitation. You don't either.

Over the past two decades, my team has conducted dozens of investigator-initiated #clinicaltrials . Sharing individual clinical trial...

Clinicians often become excited about new, promising therapies. However, some are applied before they have been properly vetted. In our...

"Comprehensive" stroke centers aren't necessarily comprehensive when it comes to stroke rehabilitation.

Approaches that my team developed in the early 2000's have been found to be the among the most effective for post stroke arm impairment.

Obtaining an academic position can be hard. Getting out of it was harder - but much more rewarding.