Toronto Rehabilitation Institute

I spent 6 weeks here after a bad car accident. I almost miss it. As with most things in life, you get out of it what you put in. I was on the 7th floor. The nurses were excellent, especially the head nurse. Very experienced. Physio and OT also top notch. They got me walking again and moving my broken elbow.

I cannot find the right words to explain how happy I am to know my father had the greatest care team for his recovery. To all the staff members on the stroke unit, you’ve all been absolutely incredible.Communication between staff, my father and myself have been perfect. All questions have been answered in detail. Support has been given whenever needed. Everyone is super friendly, understanding, compassionate, patient and professional.It is time to take my father home and I will actually miss this place.

I had an appointment given to me more then than a month in advance. I arrange my whole schedule for the month of March in order to make this appointment and when they called me to remind me, they changed my appointment time from 2 PM to 8:30 AM (which I can't make). I tell the receptionist no my appointment is for 2 and she's like oh it looks like it was rescheduled for 8:30." No one bother to call me to even ask if that time was convenient for me. I told her I wanted my 2 o'clock appointment and her response was "sorry we already have someone else scheduled." This is the most unprofessional clinic I've ever dealt with. Considering many of their patients deal with chronic pain

We were referred to Glad Program. We loved the program and has helped us to get our mobility back. We enjoyed the program and loved the exercise taught by Sonya Raposo (Physiotherapist/ Kinesiologist), Physiotherapy assistants (Mark and Vuan). Their main goal was to help the patients learn the exercise, do it and get better. Loved the program and wish could continue. Thank you Sonya, Mark and Vuan for sharing your expertise with us, guiding us through the program thoroughly and for providing excellent care. Keep up the excellent job and you all are asset to Toronto Rehab at 550 University Ave, Tor

Ive been at this place for nearly 2 months and everyone here been amazing. I was on floor 7. People really took care of you! Nurses, therapists and staff were extremely friendly and helpful. People like Angelo, Lily, Noosha, Andrea, Hali, Sarah (occupational internship ) and many more. All except for Beverly, she has a temper. Thank you so much for your guys' help towards my recovery, much appreciated!

A good rehab facility that offers services not provided by hospitals for post-surgical care. There does however seem to be a real lapse when it comes to coordinating care at home and in the community upon discharge. More involvement from social work is desperately needed to make this transition smoother, thereby ensuring optimal healing and recovery. However, in general, the staff are hard-working, pleasant, and the care is client-centered. A good experience overall.

I can not thank the staff on the 10th floor enough. Between Toronto Rehab and the Sunnybrook, they had become our second homes for the last 2 months. With the loss of a family member and serious critical injury to another, these were the toughest times in our family ever. Every single staff member we dealt with made us completely at ease and they helped us through our roughest of the times. No matter what we asked them, no matter what time of the day, they never made us feel unwelcome. I highly commend the way the staff members have to deal with their day to day lives with grieving and tense situations. Wish no one has to visit these places, but if you ever do, know that you're in the right hands.

My mom was transferred here from Toronto General back in March after having emergency surgury to remove a blood clot. After a month of rehab, the team brought my mom back on her feet. They were everything a rehab facility should be; caring, honest, respectful, helpful, and knowledgeable. Thank you so much!

TRI Makes me to walk,did a great job for me..still thanks to Dr Bates,Dr kam,Colleen(OT),Dianne( RN),Caroline(RN)sooraj(spiritual sporter) Thomas( RN)Not remembering the RSW person,that is the one who survived brain injury.and he wrote a book as well.