Spinal Cord Injury Day Treatment Program
Every spinal cord injury journey is different ... and so is every path forward. Whether you're newly injured or have been living with SCI for years, this intensive day treatment program is designed to help you fine-tune your skills, build confidence, and take control of what’s next.
The only program of its kind in Connecticut, our SCI Day Treatment offers personalized, goal-driven care with a dedicated team of experts to help you move forward.
Moving You Forward With:
Greater independence in daily life
Improved mobility and strength
Confident navigation at home and in the community
Long-term health and wellness management
The SCI Day Treatment takes place at Gaylord’s Wallingford campus on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. This full-day outpatient program is designed to help you build skills, strengthen independence, and stay focused on your long-term goals. Programming may include:

A National Leader in SCI Expertise
Gaylord Specialty Healthcare is uniquely qualified to support individuals with spinal cord injuries. As the only long-term acute care hospital in the U.S. and one of two in the world with CARF accreditation for all inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation programs, including specialty recognition for Spinal Cord Injury, we set the standard in rehabilitation excellence.
Gaylord is among Modern Healthcare’s Top 20 Largest Rehab Providers and is part of one of only 18 Spinal Cord Injury Model Systems in the U.S.
Is the program covered by insurance?
Magnuszewski, Program Coordinator, at jmagnuszewski@gaylord.org or (203) 284-2989.
How long does the program last?
The average is eight weeks, with three full-day sessions per week (Monday, Wednesday, and Friday). The total duration and schedule may vary based on each participant’s unique needs.
Is a doctor referral needed?
In most cases a doctor’s referral is needed. Contact Jackie Magnuszewski, Program Coordinator, at jmagnuszewski@gaylord.org or (203) 284-2989 with more questions.
Can I participate more than once?
Yes, participants can find additional rounds of the program helpful as they continue to build their skills and confidence. Re-enrollment is welcomed and supported!
Can my caregiver or loved one stay with me?
Yes, caregiver involvement is encouraged. Education and training sessions can be available for family members and care partners.
Meet The Team
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Dr. David Rosenblum
Medical Director, Spinal Cord Injury Program

Jackie Magnuszewski
COTA/L, MHA, Program Coordinator

Sarah Aldrich
Rehab Aide

Katelyn Donohue
PT

Kim Fredsall
PT

Sonya James
Intake Representative

Caleb Mayer
PT

Kiersty Neeman
OT

Casey Thompson
OT
Move Forward with Confidence.
Referrals can be faxed to (203) 294-8705.