Human Connections

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We seek out the best people, and only those with that special something—happy, determined, compassionate professionals who truly enjoy connecting with both patients and their team members. Our expert team of rehabilitation medicine, physiotherapists and clinicians and support staff engages patients in highly motivating, highly personalized encounters that get them excited about healing.

The highlight of this focus on relationships is playing out daily at ABI Promedical Rehab center, which unites the entire medical Rehab team to compete in the scientific and rehabilitation field, and most of all, bond. A team that has fun together succeeds together (and brainstorms innovative ideas together, supports one another, and on and on…). ABI Promedical Rehab allows its team members to be themselves and make natural human connections. This leads to a deep caring for their patients and each other.

 

Driven by Passion

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We’re proud of the fact that our rehabilitation medicine and physical therapist team is comprised of the researcher, former collegiate or professional athletes and professional clinician in the field of rehabilitation medicine.  They know what you need to get back to life, and how vital it is for you to get there—to heal, thrive, and become the best version of yourself—because they’ve been there themselves.

ABI Promedical’s Rehab co-founder, Behdad Dehbandi, is a perfect example of a career driven by a passion for rehabilitation medicine and Science. To this day, he still uses his background in a professional research career by working as a Clinician at different Major Sports Leagues and centers.

 

A Career Path for All

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Our ABI Promedical values take effect even before a new team member comes on board—during the hiring process. We hire people who love what they do, and from day one, the stage is set for success. You see, the next generation of ABI Promedical leaders is an inside job—we plant the seeds, provide ample opportunities to learn, and watch them grow!

As time goes on, we invest in our people, supporting them as they step out of their comfort zones (where all great things happen) and set their own course for success. Their self-determination makes going to work each day a joy—joy which translates into amazing patient experiences. One thing we know for sure: when the patient experience is better, patients heal faster.

ABI Promedical rehabilitation’s leadership teams are constantly training, growing and improving for the benefit of our patients.

 

Come Catch the ABI Promedical Rehab Spirit

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The ABI Promedical culture—based on the seriousness of solving problems, fun, togetherness, empathy, and growth from the inside out—is at the heart of every ABI Promedical encounter, and wholly responsible for our many successes. Come witness for yourself why our clinicians and patients alike celebrate the uniqueness of ABI Promedical  Therapy. Request an appointment, apply for a career, or follow us on social media (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter). Welcome to the team!

 

Research and Science key to our clinical practice

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At ABI Promdical rehab, we aimed to find the practical answer and solve the most important questions to help our clients and population in need of individual rehabilitation medicine technologies! Our clinician peer-reviewed publications have been the backbone of our clinical practice.

We would like to encourage students with a background in different field i.e computer students with interest in data science, electrical engineer, medical and allied health students join our lab and experience clinical research works in the field of human biomechanics, neuroscience, and rehabilitation medicine! 

We are proud to produce high quality clinical and research works!

 

List of Publications:

 

Accurate classification of postural stability in older adults using the Microsoft Kinect 2.

Liam Johnson, PhD; Adam Fry; Behdad Dehbandi; Lawrence Rubin; Michael Halem; Alexandre Barachant; Anna Smeragliuolo; David Putrino. Journal of Biomechanics

 

Using data from the Microsoft Kinect 2 to determine postural stability in healthy subjects: A feasibility trial. Behdad Dehbandi, Alexandre Barachant, Anna H Smeragliuolo, John Davis Long, Silverio Joseph Bumanlag, Victor He, Anna Lampe, David Putrino.

 

Using data from the Microsoft Kinect 2 to quantify upper limb behavior: a feasibility study. Behdad Dehbandi, Alexandre Barachant, David Harary, John Davis Long, K Zoe Tsagaris, Silverio Joseph Bumanlag, Victor He, David Putrino. IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics. DOI: 10.1109/JBHI.2016.2606240

 

Quantifying Poststroke Apathy With Actimeters.

Andrew M Goldfine, Behdad Dehbandi, Juliana M Kennedy, Briana Sabot, Cory Semper, David Putrino. 22 Feb 2016https://doi.org/10.1176/appi.neuropsych.15090235

 

THE ART AND SCIENCE OF REHABILITATION: NOVEL TREATMENTS AND OUTCOMES IN PULMONARY REHABILITATION: Impact Of Pulmonary Rehabilitation On Heart Rate Variability Following COPD Exacerbation:a Pilot Study Using A Novel Activity Monitor.

Novitch, R S; Kelly, J; Dehbandi, B; Semper, C; Putrino, D.American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine; New York Vol. 193,  (2016): 1.

 

Full list of publications in google scholar:

https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=B5S8PGsAAAAJ&hl=en