Moss Sports Rehab is part of MossRehab, one of the region's leading physical and medical rehabilitation facilities. Our goal is to provide athletes with a comprehensive
continuum of care that includes athletic training and conditioning, rehabilitation, partnership with skilled orthopaedists
and health education services.
Athletic Training
Moss Sports Rehab provides and manages athletic training services for local colleges, high schools and elementary schools,
and sporting organizations. These services include medical staff presence at sporting events and practices, injury prevention
and treatment for athletes, quick access to medical services, and sport-specific conditioning to ensure safe return to competition.
Rehabilitation Services
Our physical therapists and athletic trainers offer customized rehab programs for active individuals and injured athletes at each of our MossRehab Outpatient Centers.
With Quick Access referrals, Moss Sports Rehab clients don’t have to wait to see an athletic trainer or physical therapist
with the specialized skills they need. Our outpatient facilities are fully equipped; several locations also offer therapeutic
pools.
Specialty rehab programs include hand therapy, aquatic therapy, back school and massage therapy. Moss Sports Rehab clients
also have access to MossRehab's Sheerr Gait and Motion Analysis Lab — a unique diagnostic lab staffed by experts in biomechanics.
Partnerships with Orthopaedists
Our physical therapists, diagnosticians and athletic trainers work in collaboration with highly skilled orthopaedic surgeons
from Einstein Center for Orthopaedic Sciences to ensure continuity of care and identify the most appropriate treatments for each of our clients.
Health Education
Moss Sports Rehab offers customized, audience-targeted, educational seminars on sports injury prevention, rehabilitation and
general health issues. Audiences may include athletes, coaches, administrators and parents.
For more information, call us at 1-800-CALL MOSS. Or e-mail us at SportsRehab@einstein.edu.
