Referral Center

Hours of Operation

Monday - Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Phone

312-238-1000

Fax

312-238-1369

Location

355 East Erie
Chicago, IL 60611
United States

We treat people of all ages from around the world with a range of disabilities, from complex conditions like brain injury, spinal cord injury, and stroke to more common ailments such as arthritis and sports injuries.

We’ve designed this page to help you learn about the unique programs and people that truly make AbilityLab the best post-acute rehabilitation choice for your patients. If you have questions about our programs and services, or if we can be of help in any way, please call 312-238-1000.

Our team can help you with:

Air transportation
Housing
Bedside visit
Financial clearance
Patient/family decision making

Please contact one of our team members for any admitting questions.

Director Market Development

Heather King, RN, CCM

773.850.5943

Director Market Development

Kimberly Roberts, RN, BSN, CCM

312.519.0427

Director of Market Development

Will Robinson, MSPT, DPT

206.718.1637

Director Market Development

Nikki Sedam, MS OTR/L

312.802.7580

Admission Liaison, National Pediatrics

Kate DeMarco, MS, CCC-SLP

708.821.6129

Director Market Development, Clinical Manager

Joanna Stewart, RN, BSN

312.520.2100

Admission Liaison

Michelle Werner, MS OTR/L

312.590.4402

Our Patients are Our Priority

Putting patients on the road to physical, emotional and psychological recovery is what we do. Here are a few patients who continuously inspire us with the strength of their resolve.

Intrepid, Joyful Lewis Takes SCI Rehabilitation by Storm

Lewis wants to help others who are on similar journeys. “I would love to show people who have spinal cord injuries that there are always possibilities. I want to be a leader, sharing my positivity — especially in Kenya.”

Kyle’s Story: Back to an Active Lifestyle Following a Brain Injury

A car accident caused Kyle’s severe brain injury, which affected his speech, mobility, memory and activities of daily living.

Our Programs

Treatment may include physical, occupational or speech therapy, aquatic therapy, sports and fitness programs, and/or the use of prosthetics and assistive devices to enhance ability.