MJ Matters Vol 15 Issue 3

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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation for Adults and Children VOLUME 15 Issue 3 wwwMarianjoyo

MARIANJOYMATTERS

From Cradle to College MarianjoyrsquosContinuum of Care Page 4

Why Marianjoy Matters Page 2 Setting the Pace for Stroke Recovery Page 3

Marianjoyrsquos Vital Role in Rehabilitation Page 6

Marianjoyrsquos AbilityLinks The Disability Employment Resource Page 7

Ways to Give Page 8



At Marianjoy our rehabilitation teams employ a

programmatic approach or the care o adult and

pediatric patients who have experienced strokes

brain injuries musculoskeletal issues spinal cord

injuries and other conditions requiring Physical

Medicine and Rehabilitation care and therapy We

work in close partnership with the many excellentacute care hospitals serving our community

in order to ensure our patients experience

seamless transitions across the continuum o

care Whether assessing patientsrsquo needs at an

initial consultation tailoring therapy programs

or helping guide the transition to the next phase

in recovery our physicians therapists and nurses

work together to improve the quality o lie or

each patient we serve Te end result is a patient-

centered approach to rehabilitation that strives to

achieve the best possible outcomes

Our commitment to this goal remains steadast in

this time o g reat change or healthcare providers

Over the years the physicians and clinicians at

Marianjoy have led the field o Physical Medicine

and Rehabilitation through the development

o innovative treatments and new approaches

to care Included among these are recognized

and accredited programs or swallowing stroke

recovery driverrsquos rehabilitation prosthetics and

orthotics pediatrics and many others

In this issue o Marianjoy Matters we highlight

two stories that demonstrate our patient-

centered approach to innovative rehabilitation

care Te first details the remarkable recovery

o a young woman ollowing a stroke and a

unique therapeutic approach developed by a

Marianjoy therapist to help her achieve hergoals We also explore the lielong relationship

between the pediatric team at Marianjoy and tw in

sisters dealing with the challenges o cerebral

palsy Tese stories o recovery are examples o

the thousands o patients who find success at

Marianjoy each year

Tese inspirational

stories illustrate

how Marianjoy

truly matters to our

community as well as

why so many patients

and amily members

insist on Marianjoy

or their rehabilitation

needs Tank or your

ongoing support as we

work together to help

patients o all ages

recover rom injury

illness or disability

Driving to her parentsrsquo home on Christmas Day 2012 Jennier Schauer

turned her head to change lanes and heard a crunching sound in

her neck Instantly she elt excruciating pain and extreme nausea

Diagnosed with a vertebral artery dissection a stroke and Wallenberg

Syndromemdasha rare neurological disorder that results in swallowing

vision and balance issuesmdashJennier aced a long and challenging

recovery Her physician recommended Marianjoy or its specialized

inpatient stroke rehabilitation program

Upon Jennierrsquos arrival Marianjoyrsquos

rehabilitative care team developed a

therapy program specific to her needs

and goals She would relearn how to

swallow eat and speak over the course

o a ew weeks and then in Marianjoyrsquos

outpatient therapy program she would

work on her strength balance and

coordination

One day while working on walking her Marianjoy physical therapist

suggested to Jennier that jogging might be a good way to work on

balance and coordination ldquoMy brain didnrsquot have time to think about

each movement so I just started to relaxrdquo Jennier eventually regained

her ability to walk and she began to use running as a orm o therapy

As an avid cyclist and runner prior to her stroke she challenged hersel

to train or a race

In July 2013 a mere seven months afer her devastating stroke Jennier

crossed the finish line at the Cadence Health Winfield 5k Run

ldquoI credit my Marianjoy care team with helping me in my recoveryrdquo

Jennier explains ldquoTeir assurance o my ability to recover gave me the

confidence to do things that I did not think were possiblerdquo

LEARN MORE To learn more about Jenniferrsquos

rehabltaton journe and to watch her cro the nh lne

visit MarianjoyorgJennifer

NJOYMATTERS

STROKE

Setting the for Stroke Reco

5Ea55th

st

dy70 psurv

In the Unitthe leadingdisability a

cause o

480

Number of

Marianjoy

inpatients out

of 2847 who

received care

for stroke

2013

23Percentage increase

in incidence of stroke

among men and women

aged 5 through 44

Study 1996-2008 Annals of Neurology

M983141983140983145983139983137983148 I983150983155983145983143983144983156

Dr Rchard

Krieger

Medical

Director

Marianjoy

Stroke

Program

Te Marianjoy

Stroke Program

retains specialized

certification

rom the Joint Commission

or compliance with national

standards o healthcare quality

and patient saety Tis award

recognizes our commitment

to continuous improvement

making it a top-tier rehabilitation

program

Just as we helped Jennierreach her goals o swallowing

eating and walking again our

patient-centered approach

helps patients achieve optimal

unction and mobility Our team

o rehabilitation experts tailor an

individualized therapy program

that is structured around the

severity location and type o

stroke as well as the unique

needs o each patient

27Y

Mariapatie

NJOY LEADERSHIP

L BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Maureen Beal

Van Lines Inc

rman John Oliverio

and CEO

Franciscan Healthcare

r Kathleen Dvorak

on Electronics

Thomas A Keiser

Road Enterprises

Yosko

and CEO Marianjoy

Aliga MD

y Medical Group

anekas

Martin amp Bell

os Professional Paving

te Company Inc

mer

ty Bank Wheaton Glen Ellyn

Kelly KMK amp Associates

Kronenwetter JD

ter amp Rosen LTD

eller GampW Electric

ken MD

y Medical Group

OrsquoReilly

MD VP Medical Affairs

y Medical Group

illy

therland

TION BOARD MEMBERS

John Mueller

tric

rman John Wallerius

r Brett Dale

ma PC

Scott Cross

ern Trust Company

radshaw Huck Bouma PC

fand Corporate Artworks

cKay Mineral Masters

ner

illner amp Associates Inc

udra AGL Resources

k Wayne Hummer Investments

e President Marianjoy Auxiliary

Wanzenberg

erg and Associates

Yosko

and CEO Marianjoy

NTrsquoS ADVISORY COUNCIL

Beal National Van Lines Inc

BirckTellabs Inc

Fischer

t

uck

zenga

Capital Management

Moen Northern Trust Bank

Schillerstrom Ice Miller LLP

veen

wallow

l International Inc

Yosko

and CEO Marianjoy

4 0

S E C O N D

S

Someon

US has

eer 40 C

Jennifer Schauer (second from left) celebrates with Marianjoy

therapt (l to r) Jacln Lauderback Terr Fetter and Kell Ball

at the nh lne of the Cadence Health Wneld 5k Run n Jul

Why Marianjoy

Matters

Kathleen C Yosko Dr Noel RaoPresident amp CEO Vice President Medical AffairsMarianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital

NJOYMATTERS WWW



11 Percentage of

college studentswho have a

disability

New York Times 2012

2 to 3

Number of chldren out owho hae Cerebral Pa

Center for Deae Cont

M983141983140983145983139983137983148 I983150983155983145983143983144983156

Dr Mar Keen

Medical

Director

Marianjoy

Pediatric

Program

Cerebral Palsy is an extremely

complicated disorder Some

children are mildly affected while

others may have more severe

involvement which can

be challenging to treat

At Marianjoy we design individual

treatment programs that may

include physical occupational

andor speech therapy to address

the childrsquos unique needs We also

emphasize family education and

involvement as a vital part of

therapy

We frequently utilize episodes

of care rather than just

recommending weeks and months

of therapy and we use home

programs that are designed to

meet each childrsquos specific needs

in the context of their families

We also like to refer families to

InformationConnectionsorg

Marianjoyrsquos online resource for

information on disabilities

We have compiled information

including tips research

legislation education and more

so parents can find free and

reliable answers at any time

Juleah and Gianna Puccinelli share a lot more than DNA These

identical twins just began college together this year with the

support of a Marianjoy Scholarship Their relationship with

Marianjoy started when they were just two years old As a

result of a premature birth at only 26 weeks the girls were

born with Cerebral Palsy At the time of their birth premature

babies born at 25 weeks had a 50 percent chance of survival

and a 50 percent chance of having a disability The statistics

have since improved

The Puccinellis chose Marianjoy

for all of Juleah and Giannarsquos

rehabilitation needs including

physical occupational and

aquatic therapy They also

received custom orthotics

at a young age to help their

situational balance and muscle

tightness issues Both girls say

that Marianjoyrsquos support has been instrumental throughout

their lives ldquoI never felt like just another patient at Marianjoyrdquo

says Gianna ldquoThe doctors and therapists donrsquot stop caring

about your improvement when the appointment is overrdquo Even

though they no longer need triweekly therapy sessions they

still come back for check-ups and advice

Now excelling in college both girls say that their journey with

Marianjoy inspired their career choicesmdashGianna in nursing

and Juleah in communications ldquoMarianjoy has taught us what

it means to be surrounded by people who make it their job to

care and make it easy to work hardrdquo says Juleah ldquoWe both

want to pass that care and compassion on to others toordquo

LEARN MORE Visit the new Marianjoy Scholarship

website to read Juleah and Giannarsquos full story to

learn about the scholarship or to make a donation to

the program

10-20

Percentage of

premature babies

who may develop a

disability

NIHNICH 2010

SIGNS OF A POSSIBLEDEVELOPMENTAL DISORDER

Infant is unable tocontrol head and or only reacheswith one handkeeping the otherhand in a fist

Baby may onlyuse one side ofbody to crawlwhile dragging

the other side

Baby may not beable to sit upright

Toddler may beunable to crawl orstand even withsupport

OVER

6 MONTHS

OVER

12 MONTHS

OVER

10 MONTHS

OVER

10 MONTHS

ianjoyrsquos Continuum of Care

om Cradle to College

Lifelongartnership witharianjoy

12 Cerebral Pal

occur 12 tme morefrequently among boysthan girls

Center for Deae Control

CEREBRAL PALSY

Gianna (left) and Juleah (right) Puccinellipose with their longtime Marianjoy physicaTrinette Carney at the 2013 Marianjoy SchAwards

Though the symptomsof Cerebral Palsy (CP)vary greatly the mainsign that a child mayhave CP is a delayin reaching motor ormovement milestonesIt is important to note

that some childrenwithout CP also mighthave some of thesesigns

1 in 4

Number of Marianjoy

pediatric patients who

have Cerebral Palsy

2013

24 to 28 weekExtremely premature babies

are born between24 and 28 week

World Health Organzaton

Gianna (left) and Juleah (right) Puccinelli pose in

Maranjorsquo phcal therap gm where thersquoe

achieved many milestones over the years

NJOYMATTERS WWW

For more

information visitMarianjoyorgpediatrics

Visit Marianjoyrsquos Online Resource



New FederaBoosts Oppfor Individu

Disabilities

In August the OffiContract Complian

(OFCCP) of the US

of Labor released

requiring that qua

with disabilities co

7 percent of feder

workforces

This is good news

seekers with disab

the unemploymen

group is double th

average The man

the Americans wit

(ADA) by clarifying

disability and tight

on hiring practices

regulations have s

the imperative to r

and improve job o

for individuals with

ldquoThe new OFCCP

opportunity for all

just federal contra

inclusive strategie

individuals with disSkord ldquoAbilityLink

for employers and

identify highly skill

workers who just

disabilityrdquo

Marianjoyrsquos commitment to bettering the lives of people with disabilities

goes beyond medical care Since 2001 Marianjoyrsquos award-winning

AbilityLinks program has been networking job-seekers with disabilities

and inclusive employers Located on Marianjoyrsquos Wheaton campus but

available nationwide AbilityLinks practices the accessibility it fosters

in the labor community Now recent changes in federal mandates (see

right) have bolstered disability employment

These regulatory changes

align well with the mission of

AbilityLinks ldquoThis is an exciting

time in disability r ights historyrdquo

says Ken Skord Director of

AbilityLinks ldquoAlthough the

Americans with Disabilities Act

(ADA) has prohibited discrimination

against job-seekers with

disabilities since it passed in

1990 the new specifications will ensure those individuals are given the

opportunities they deserve AbilityLinks is here to help make it happen

both for employers and job-seekersrdquo

This October AbilityLinks held an online job fair in celebration of

National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) The fall

event saw record numbers and the next one will be February 18ndash20

2014 ldquoWith the new Department of Labor regulations the timingcouldnrsquot have been better for participationrdquo Skord notes

To learn more about this new regulation and how AbilityLinks

can help visit Abilitylinksorg

Marianjoyrsquos AbilityEmployment Resource or Individuals with D

Marianjoyrsquos VITAL Role in RehabilitationMarianjoy one of the premier free-standing rehabilitation hospitals in the country also has a network of rehabilitationcare delivered in a number of settings throughout the Chicagoland area Every day our rehabilitation clinicians work to

ensure patients get the care they need Whether seeking new treatments through groundbreaking research or providingcompassionate care to enhance patient outcomes Marianjoy clinicians are committed to continuous improvement

Serving a DiversePatient Population

People from around the country

choose Marianjoy as their

rehabilitation partner because of

our broad expertise in treating the

most complex injuries illnesses

and disabilities Patients beginning

their rehabilitation journeys are

referred to Marianjoy by the

TOP acute care hospitals in the

Chicagoland area

Partnering with LeadingHealthcare Providers

Marianjoy clinicians work with leading

acute care providers to ensure that

patients enjoy a seamless transition to

their next phase of rehabilitative recovery

Specialized care is provided through

six inpatient clinical programs Stroke

Brain Injury Spinal Cord Orthopedic

Musculoskeletal Neuromuscular and

Pediatrics

Percentage of

Marianjoy inpatients

diagnosed with the

following non-traumatic

Brain Injuries

A Patient-Centered Approach for BetterOutcomes

In addition to expert rehabilitative care

Marianjoy clinicians provide practical

information and resources to families

and patients to help them prepare

to return to the community These

strategies highlight our commitment to

improving the functional abilities and

overall health of the patients we serve

allowing them to find greater success in

their recovery

93rd PercentlePatient satisfaction ranking of

Marianjoy as a freestanding inpatientrehabilitation facility

Performance Excellence

To enhance its quality of care

Marianjoy strives to exceed

accreditation standards and

uses national survey results from

patients and associates These

measures identify opportunities

for continual improvement better

outcomes and patient satisfaction

According to 900+

Associatesand thouand of patent

Jont CommonMarianjoy is accredited by the Joint

Commission The Stroke Programalso has disease-specific

accreditation making it a top-tierrehabilitation program

54

Successful Patient OutcomesFollowng Dcharge

94Patients

in a homeor home-like

setting

55Patients not

requiringadditionaltherapy

Annuall Maranjo ere 2800 inpatients

Patent data collected at 3-month pot-dchargefrom ITHealthtrack 2012

51Percentage of

Marianjoy patientsdiagnosed with one of

the followingNeuromuscular

Disorders

Multiple

Sclerosis

Amyotrophic LateralSclerosis

(ALS or Lou GehrigrsquosDisease)

Parkinsonrsquos

Guillain-Barreacute

Spina Bifida

CARF CARF Accreditation includingspecialized accreditation for

Marianjoyrsquos Pain Program andMarianjoyrsquos Brain Injury Program

99th PercentileEmployee satisfaction ranking of

Marianjoy for 2010 - 2012

SURVEY SAYS

ldquoTis is an exciting timein disability rights

history AbilityLinksis here to help makeit happen both for

employers and job-seekersrdquo

NJOYMATTERS WWW

28

Number of states in whichMarianjoy patients reside

21Number of different

languages spoken by patientsn 2012

Anoxic ndash inadequate oxygen to the brain

Toxic and Metabolic ndash excessive exposureto unsafe chemicalssubstances

Viral or Bacterial I nfections ndash includingmeningitis encephalitis or hydrocephalus

Brain Tumors and Related Treatments ndashincluding chemotherapy and radiation

SourceUSDepartment of LaborOffice of Disability EmploymentOffice of the Federal Register

10Sponsors

610AbilityLinks

SuccessStories

30Job Fair

Employers

133Job Fair

Participants

MARiANJOyrsquos ADvOCACy EMPLOY

AbilityLinksorg October 2013 Job Fair

7 Minimum

requirement of

disabled workforce

for Federal

Contractors

10 Federal

Contractorsin nationalworkforce

288 Poverty rate

for people withdisabilities

251300Current number

of contractors andsubcontractors

141 Unemployment

rate for people

with

disablities



26W171 Roosevelt RoadWheaton Illinois 60187800-462-2366 bull wwwMarianjoyorg FacebookcomMarianjoyRehab MarianjoyRehab

Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare

MARIANJOY Rehabilitation Hospital

Wheaton bull Downers Grove bull Oakbrook Terrace bull Oak Park bull Palos Heights

26W171 Roosevelt Road Wheaton Il 60187 bull 800-462-2366 bull wwwMarianjoyorg

INPATIENT bull

OUTPATIENT bull

SUBACUTE bull

PHYSICIAN CLINICS

ABOUT MARIANJOY Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital is a state-of-the-art facility with 128 beds for acute and subacute care Marianjoy offers inpatient

rehabilitation programs in stroke brain and spinal cord injury musculoskeletal and neuromuscular disorders and pediatrics Our Wheaton Campus feature

uniquely designed accessible gardens a labyrinth a chapel and a meditation room Marianjoy maintains an extensive network of inpatient subacute

and outpatient sites as well as physician clinics throughout the Chicagoland area Marianjoy Rehabil itation Hospital was founded in 1972 by the Wheaton

Franciscan Sisters and is a member of Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare

Help Us Meet the

CHALLENGEMarianjoy is constantly striving to

improve the world-class care we

provide Currently we have raise

$45 million or 60 of our

$75 million goal to create an

expanded Aquatic Therapy

and Fitness Center an enhanced

Assistive Rehabilitation Technolog

Institute and an improved Conferen

and Education Center

Your gift this holiday season will bmatched dollar-for-dollar by a Chall

Grant from the Coleman FoundatioTo make a donation visit

wwwMarianjoyorgDonate

December 3 2013

YOUrsquoVE HEARD OF BLACK FRIDAY

CYBER MONDAY NOW WHEN YOU

GIVE ON TUESDAY

YOUR DONATION WILL BE

MATCHED ON WEDNESDAY

On December 3 2013 make a donationto Marianjoy by visiting


O Marianjoy FROM You

During this season o givingWhen you make a donation toMarianjoy your gif will have

a greater impact Te amount oyour gif will be doubled by a

Challenge Grant rom theColeman Foundation

Donations received throughDecember 2013 will be

matched 100 by a $100000Challenge Grant from the

Coleman Foundation



At Marianjoy our rehabilitation teams employ a

programmatic approach or the care o adult and

pediatric patients who have experienced strokes

brain injuries musculoskeletal issues spinal cord

injuries and other conditions requiring Physical

Medicine and Rehabilitation care and therapy We

work in close partnership with the many excellentacute care hospitals serving our community

in order to ensure our patients experience

seamless transitions across the continuum o

care Whether assessing patientsrsquo needs at an

initial consultation tailoring therapy programs

or helping guide the transition to the next phase

in recovery our physicians therapists and nurses

work together to improve the quality o lie or

each patient we serve Te end result is a patient-

centered approach to rehabilitation that strives to

achieve the best possible outcomes

Our commitment to this goal remains steadast in

this time o g reat change or healthcare providers

Over the years the physicians and clinicians at

Marianjoy have led the field o Physical Medicine

and Rehabilitation through the development

o innovative treatments and new approaches

to care Included among these are recognized

and accredited programs or swallowing stroke

recovery driverrsquos rehabilitation prosthetics and

orthotics pediatrics and many others

In this issue o Marianjoy Matters we highlight

two stories that demonstrate our patient-

centered approach to innovative rehabilitation

care Te first details the remarkable recovery

o a young woman ollowing a stroke and a

unique therapeutic approach developed by a

Marianjoy therapist to help her achieve hergoals We also explore the lielong relationship

between the pediatric team at Marianjoy and tw in

sisters dealing with the challenges o cerebral

palsy Tese stories o recovery are examples o

the thousands o patients who find success at

Marianjoy each year

Tese inspirational

stories illustrate

how Marianjoy

truly matters to our

community as well as

why so many patients

and amily members

insist on Marianjoy

or their rehabilitation

needs Tank or your

ongoing support as we

work together to help

patients o all ages

recover rom injury

illness or disability

Driving to her parentsrsquo home on Christmas Day 2012 Jennier Schauer

turned her head to change lanes and heard a crunching sound in

her neck Instantly she elt excruciating pain and extreme nausea

Diagnosed with a vertebral artery dissection a stroke and Wallenberg

Syndromemdasha rare neurological disorder that results in swallowing

vision and balance issuesmdashJennier aced a long and challenging

recovery Her physician recommended Marianjoy or its specialized

inpatient stroke rehabilitation program

Upon Jennierrsquos arrival Marianjoyrsquos

rehabilitative care team developed a

therapy program specific to her needs

and goals She would relearn how to

swallow eat and speak over the course

o a ew weeks and then in Marianjoyrsquos

outpatient therapy program she would

work on her strength balance and

coordination

One day while working on walking her Marianjoy physical therapist

suggested to Jennier that jogging might be a good way to work on

balance and coordination ldquoMy brain didnrsquot have time to think about

each movement so I just started to relaxrdquo Jennier eventually regained

her ability to walk and she began to use running as a orm o therapy

As an avid cyclist and runner prior to her stroke she challenged hersel

to train or a race

In July 2013 a mere seven months afer her devastating stroke Jennier

crossed the finish line at the Cadence Health Winfield 5k Run

ldquoI credit my Marianjoy care team with helping me in my recoveryrdquo

Jennier explains ldquoTeir assurance o my ability to recover gave me the

confidence to do things that I did not think were possiblerdquo

LEARN MORE To learn more about Jenniferrsquos

rehabltaton journe and to watch her cro the nh lne

visit MarianjoyorgJennifer

NJOYMATTERS

STROKE

Setting the for Stroke Reco

5Ea55th

st

dy70 psurv

In the Unitthe leadingdisability a

cause o

480

Number of

Marianjoy

inpatients out

of 2847 who

received care

for stroke

2013

23Percentage increase

in incidence of stroke

among men and women

aged 5 through 44

Study 1996-2008 Annals of Neurology

M983141983140983145983139983137983148 I983150983155983145983143983144983156

Dr Rchard

Krieger

Medical

Director

Marianjoy

Stroke

Program

Te Marianjoy

Stroke Program

retains specialized

certification

rom the Joint Commission

or compliance with national

standards o healthcare quality

and patient saety Tis award

recognizes our commitment

to continuous improvement

making it a top-tier rehabilitation

program

Just as we helped Jennierreach her goals o swallowing

eating and walking again our

patient-centered approach

helps patients achieve optimal

unction and mobility Our team

o rehabilitation experts tailor an

individualized therapy program

that is structured around the

severity location and type o

stroke as well as the unique

needs o each patient

27Y

Mariapatie

NJOY LEADERSHIP

L BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Maureen Beal

Van Lines Inc

rman John Oliverio

and CEO

Franciscan Healthcare

r Kathleen Dvorak

on Electronics

Thomas A Keiser

Road Enterprises

Yosko

and CEO Marianjoy

Aliga MD

y Medical Group

anekas

Martin amp Bell

os Professional Paving

te Company Inc

mer

ty Bank Wheaton Glen Ellyn

Kelly KMK amp Associates

Kronenwetter JD

ter amp Rosen LTD

eller GampW Electric

ken MD

y Medical Group

OrsquoReilly

MD VP Medical Affairs

y Medical Group

illy

therland

TION BOARD MEMBERS

John Mueller

tric

rman John Wallerius

r Brett Dale

ma PC

Scott Cross

ern Trust Company

radshaw Huck Bouma PC

fand Corporate Artworks

cKay Mineral Masters

ner

illner amp Associates Inc

udra AGL Resources

k Wayne Hummer Investments

e President Marianjoy Auxiliary

Wanzenberg

erg and Associates

Yosko

and CEO Marianjoy

NTrsquoS ADVISORY COUNCIL

Beal National Van Lines Inc

BirckTellabs Inc

Fischer

t

uck

zenga

Capital Management

Moen Northern Trust Bank

Schillerstrom Ice Miller LLP

veen

wallow

l International Inc

Yosko

and CEO Marianjoy

4 0

S E C O N D

S

Someon

US has

eer 40 C

Jennifer Schauer (second from left) celebrates with Marianjoy

therapt (l to r) Jacln Lauderback Terr Fetter and Kell Ball

at the nh lne of the Cadence Health Wneld 5k Run n Jul

Why Marianjoy

Matters

Kathleen C Yosko Dr Noel RaoPresident amp CEO Vice President Medical AffairsMarianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital Marianjoy Rehabilitation Hospital

NJOYMATTERS WWW



11 Percentage of


disability

New York Times 2012

2 to 3



M983141983140983145983139983137983148 I983150983155983145983143983144983156

Dr Mar Keen

Medical

Director

Marianjoy

Pediatric

Program














therapy

























have since improved

























the program

10-20

Percentage of

premature babies

who may develop a

disability

NIHNICH 2010




the other side



OVER

6 MONTHS

OVER

12 MONTHS

OVER

10 MONTHS

OVER

10 MONTHS




12 Cerebral Pal



CEREBRAL PALSY




1 in 4

Number of Marianjoy


have Cerebral Palsy

2013







NJOYMATTERS WWW

For more






Disabilities


(OFCCP) of the US

of Labor released

requiring that qua


7 percent of feder

workforces

This is good news

seekers with disab

the unemploymen

group is double th

average The man

the Americans wit

(ADA) by clarifying


on hiring practices

regulations have s

the imperative to r

and improve job o


ldquoThe new OFCCP

opportunity for all

just federal contra

inclusive strategie


for employers and


workers who just

disabilityrdquo








































Chicagoland area










Pediatrics

Percentage of


diagnosed with the


Brain Injuries











their recovery












According to 900+





54


94Patients


setting

55Patients not




51Percentage of



Disorders

Multiple

Sclerosis



Parkinsonrsquos

Guillain-Barreacute

Spina Bifida





SURVEY SAYS




NJOYMATTERS WWW

28









10Sponsors

610AbilityLinks

SuccessStories

30Job Fair

Employers

133Job Fair

Participants



7 Minimum

requirement of

disabled workforce

for Federal

Contractors

10 Federal


288 Poverty rate




141 Unemployment

rate for people

with

disablities








INPATIENT bull

OUTPATIENT bull

SUBACUTE bull

PHYSICIAN CLINICS






Help Us Meet the














December 3 2013



GIVE ON TUESDAY











Coleman Foundation



11 Percentage of


disability

New York Times 2012

2 to 3



M983141983140983145983139983137983148 I983150983155983145983143983144983156

Dr Mar Keen

Medical

Director

Marianjoy

Pediatric

Program














therapy

























have since improved

























the program

10-20

Percentage of

premature babies

who may develop a

disability

NIHNICH 2010




the other side



OVER

6 MONTHS

OVER

12 MONTHS

OVER

10 MONTHS

OVER

10 MONTHS




12 Cerebral Pal



CEREBRAL PALSY




1 in 4

Number of Marianjoy


have Cerebral Palsy

2013







NJOYMATTERS WWW

For more






Disabilities


(OFCCP) of the US

of Labor released

requiring that qua


7 percent of feder

workforces

This is good news

seekers with disab

the unemploymen

group is double th

average The man

the Americans wit

(ADA) by clarifying


on hiring practices

regulations have s

the imperative to r

and improve job o


ldquoThe new OFCCP

opportunity for all

just federal contra

inclusive strategie


for employers and


workers who just

disabilityrdquo








































Chicagoland area










Pediatrics

Percentage of


diagnosed with the


Brain Injuries











their recovery












According to 900+





54


94Patients


setting

55Patients not




51Percentage of



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