FAQs

General Questions

Late 2026 in Atlanta.

Rise is a nonprofit neurorehabilitation facility specializing in brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke, and related neurological conditions.

Atlanta, Georgia. We’ll share the exact address closer to opening.

Yes, Rise is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Our fundraising is managed by D1Strong–The Journey Foundation.

Services

  • Physical, occupational, and speech therapy
  • Physiatry (rehabilitation medicine)
  • Psychology and neuropsychology
  • Adapted fitness and wellness programs
  • Seating and mobility clinic
  • Pediatric and adolescent care

We specialize in traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, stroke, concussion, and related neurological conditions.

Yes. Recommended minimum age is 8, but younger children are considered individually based on their needs and readiness.

We recommend a physician referral for therapy and psychology services to help with insurance coverage. We have on-site physiatrists who can provide referrals if needed.

Insurance and Payment

Yes, we’ll accept most commercial insurance plans, Medicaid, Medicare, and Worker’s Compensation. Insurance acceptance may vary between services.

Yes. We’ll offer financial assistance on a case-by-case basis because we believe everyone deserves access to quality care.

  • Gym membership: $50/month
  • FES cycling: $60 per session (packages available)

Insurance does NOT cover fitness and wellness programs.

Scheduling

Call 404-596-RISE (7473). We’ll guide you through the process once we open in Fall 2026.

Yes. Contact us to express interest and we’ll keep you informed as we approach opening.

Additional Questions

Details about parking and accessibility will be shared closer to opening.

Yes, we’ll offer tours once we open in Fall 2026.

Yes! We’re actively recruiting for our Fall 2026 opening. Visit our Careers page or email [email protected].

Still have Questions?

Contact us: 404-596-RISE (7473)

Rise Neurorehab Institute A 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization Opening Late 2026

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