Care and rehabilitation programs for individuals who have experienced a neurological illness or injury. Specialists treat a wide range of neurological disorders including (but not limited to): - Alzheimer's disease - ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease) - Ataxia - Dystonia - Epilepsy - Essential tremor - Multiple sclerosis - Muscular dystrophy - Neuropathy - Parkinson's disease - Sleep disorders - Stroke

Program works with adults who are experiencing unique physical challenges. - Physical therapy - Adaptive fitness and leisure - Health coaching - Classes: Special athletes or wheelchair athletes strength and conditioning, independent living skills lab, stroke survivor class, Parkinson's wellness and recovery fitness (PWR!), and more. Serving adults experiencing: - Ataxia - Autism Spectrum Disorder - Balance and dizziness problems - Brain injury - Cerebral palsy - Chronic pain - Complex medical recovery - Multiple Sclerosis - Neurologic injury and disorders - Neuromuscular disorders - Obesity-Related health conditions - Parkinson's Disease - Spinal cord injury - Spinal Muscular Atrophy - Stroke rehabilitation needs

Homes located throughout the Twin Cities metro area provide: - Holistic approach - Nursing supervision and services - On-site supervisors - Opportunities for community connections and social interaction - Support

A full range of diagnostic and therapeutic services for patients of all ages is offered at the John Nasseff Neuroscience Institute. Among the conditions treated are: - Alzheimer's disease - Balance disorders - Epilepsy - Injuries of the head and spine - Movement disorders - Sleep disorders - Strokes - Tumors of the brain and spinal cord

- Encourage and support research efforts in identifying the causes and mechanisms of the ataxias, improving diagnosis, and developing treatment models - Locating families affected by ataxia or at risk for ataxia in order to offer information and education - Identifying needs and services for purposes of referral, including referral to ataxia clinics and neurologists - Creating and making available educational programs for ataxia families, health care professionals and the general public - Increasing public awareness of ataxia - Chapters, support groups and informational meetings - Brochures and fact sheets available on many of the ataxias; videos on Ataxia