Statistical Highlights

Fiscal Year 2010Inpatient Admissions 2,140Average Length of Stay 17.2 daysAverage Daily Inpatient Census 100.6Outpatient Visits 317,394

Average Length of Stay - Days

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2010

RevenueGross patient care revenue

Inpatient services $ 88,854,258Outpatient services 48,217,066Gross patient service revenue $ 137,071,324

Less contractual allowances and charity care $ 50,973,927 Net patient service revenue $ 86,097,397

Other operating revenue $ 840,688 Net operating revenue $ 86,938,085

Operating ExpensesSalaries and related expenses $ 56,655,808 Supplies $ 4,924,589 Purchased services $ 9,554,320Other expenses $ 8,208,450Allowance for bad debts $ 1,922,724Interest expense $ 2,235,406Depreciation and amortization $ 4,152,164

Total operation expenses $ 87,653,461

Earnings (loss) from operations $ (715,376)

Non-operating gains (losses)Investment income $ 643,572 Grant revenue $ 2,967,785 Grant expenditures $ (2,967,785)

Net gain (loss) on sale of investments $ (7,068)

Equity interest in net earnings of affiliates $ 1,740,987

Total non-operating income (expense) $ 2,377,491

Excess of revenues over expenses to reinvest $ 1,662,115 into physical plant and patient care operations

Unrealized gains on investments held for $ 2,292,276 physical plant improvement

Income tax provision (305,236)

Excess of revenue over expenses $ 3,649,155

National Rehabilitation HospitalConsolidated Revenue andExpense Statement and StatisticalHighlights FY 2010

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20.2 Days

19.2 Days

17.9 Days

17.2 Days

17.3 Days

16.6 Days

16.4 Days

17.4 Days

17.2 Days

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Patients’ Resident State FY2010

Virginia 7.4%

Maryland 51.1%

D.C. 39.2%

Foreign Countries 0.2%

Other States 2.1%

Total 100%

Disability Class FY2010

Amputee 3.6%

Arthritis 0.4%

Stroke 30.1%

Cardiac 5.8%

Other Neurological 15.0%

Orthopedic 13.6%

Spinal Cord Injury 6.0%

Head Trauma 17.5%

Other 8.0%

Total 100%

Financial Class FY2010

Blue Cross 12.0%

Medicaid 11.2%

Medicare 36.5%

International 0.7%

Workers 3.0%

Commercial 3.7%

Managed Care 27.4%

Other 5.5%

Total 100%

Compensation

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hilanthropy has been a critical component in the development ofNRH’s internationally respected clinical programs and of the ChristophRuesch Research Center, which is leading the way in the discovery

of new methods to enhance rehabilitation and to improve the lives of people with disabilities. Donor support has also been vital to enhancing the hospital's physical plant, including projects such as the TherapeuticGarden, children's unit, the unique Independence Square® therapy space,and the fully accessible Ruth S. Willoughby Playground for pediatric patients.

Our donors’ continued support has made it possible for NRH to developone of the nation’s top post-acute care networks, and to give thousands of men, women and children the chance to lead full, active and independent lives.

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Thank you for your continued belief in our vision.

2010 AnnualContributionsto NationalRehabilitationHospital

Mary and Daniel LoughranFoundation, Inc.

Mr. John P. MackMr. and Mrs. Robert B. OurismanMr. and Mrs. Richard J. PadoPatton Boggs LLPPepco Holdings Inc.Ms. Nancy L. PierceMr. and Mrs. John D. RockwoodRolyn Construction CorporationGuy T. Steuart FoundationThe L. Warner CompaniesMr. and Mrs. Charles E. WagnerWashington Hospital Center

CorporationMrs. Earthaleen Woods and

Mr. Willie Woods

$1,000 - $4,999American Physical Therapy

AssociationMrs. George ArnoldMrs. Pamela L. AshbyBank of AmericaC.R. Bard Urological DivisionMs. Carol B. BartlettMrs. Renata V. BeltMr. and Mrs. Samuel BergmanGeneral and Mrs. Paul C. BergsonMs. Virginia W. BergstenMr. and Mrs. Gary C. BermanBlue Cross Blue Shield AssociationMr. and Mrs. John BrickleyMr. Frank P. BuckleyMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Callahan IIIMr. Dessie L. CarterCenter Radiology, PCChaffiot Family Foundation, Inc.The Chalfont FoundationMr. and Mrs. John R. Clark IIIMr. and Mrs. Daniel CohenMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. CollamoreRobert E. Collins, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. John H. Costello IIIMr. and Mrs. Francis CreightonMr. and Mrs. Michael J. CurranCushman & Wakefield, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Gerben DeJongMr. Michael DemelloDr. and Mrs. Alex W. DromerickMr. and Mrs. Le Roy R. Eakin IIIMs. Mary C. EllisMrs. Stancliff C. Elmore *Mrs. Elinor K. FarquharMr. and Mrs. Peter J. FitzGeraldMs. Helen H. FordMs. Yvonne M. FrancisMr. and Mrs. Jeffery E. FrankFTI Consulting, Inc.

$100,000 +Frank M. Ewing Foundation, Inc.GEICO Philanthropic FoundationMr. and Mrs. A. Wallace Moore, Jr.

$50,000 - $99,999Alexander and Margaret Stewart TrustRuesch Family FoundationThe James M. Johnston Trust for

Charitable & Educational Purpose

$25,000 - $49,999Anonymous Walter Brownley TrustClark-Winchcole FoundationMr. and Mrs. George W. Ford IIDr. and Mrs. E. Claiborne Irby, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Leonard P. Steuart II

$10,000 - $24,999Compass Group, The American

DivisionCrothall Healthcare, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. EckenhoffGeorge Preston Marshall FoundationDr. Edward Healton and

Dr. Cheryl HealtonMr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Korengold The Lemon FoundationMarjorie Merriweather Post

FoundationMedStar Health, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. George MernickMr. and Mrs. Edward F. MitchellNauticon Imaging Systems, Inc.NRH Medical StaffPremium DistributorsReyes Holdings, LLCRoger S. Firestone Foundation

$5,000 - $9,999Mr. and Mrs. Eugene AdamsBeveridge SeayBuch Construction, Inc.Christopher and Dana Reeve

FoundationColex and AssociatesDr. and Mrs. Ronald L. CooperDarren Star FoundationMr. and Mrs. Gonzald de LozadaFerris Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Webb C. Hayes IVMr. and Mrs. Wallace F. Holladay, Jr.Integrated Work Force

Strategies, LLCMs. Laya KhanamoaiThe Kiplinger FoundationKPMG, LLCMr. and Mrs. William M. Lane

Individual, Corporate andFoundation Contributors

NRH gratefully acknowledges the generosity of the followingindividuals, corporations and foundations that have supportedthe hospital during 2010.

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of PhilanthropySixteen years ago, Joe woke up feeling ill. The teenager—ahealthy 16-year-old—was suffering from a rare and debilitating virusof the spinal column. While he survived the illness, the virus haddamaged his spinal cord, leaving Joe with paraplegia.

In Virginia, his aunt and uncle, Geraldine and Alan Graham, wereshaken by the news, but the family came together to help Joe.“After weeks in the hospital, Joe was able to come home,” saysGeraldine. “But the wheelchair he had been given was bulky andheavy. As a nurse I knew that if he was going to get back to his life,he would need a light-weight, easy-to-maneuver chair. So my husband and I gave it to him as a gift.”

This personal experience brought home an eye-opening lesson.“Insurance simply doesn’t pay for everything a person needs when they have had a disabling injury or illness,” Geraldine says.“We saw what a difference having the right chair made in ournephew’s life and wanted to help other people in the same way.”

That’s when the Grahams began giving an annual gift to theNational Rehabilitation Hospital’s Patient Care Assistance Fund. It helps to fill gaps in the cost of therapy or equipment that insurancedoesn’t cover, and patients can’t afford. Last year alone, it awarded200 grants for a total of $50,000.

“Every year we give NRH a contribution to purchase a wheelchairto help a patient get back to school or work. We feel fortunate tobe able to give back and help where we can,” says Geraldine. Joe isnow 32 and a recent law school graduate. “The whole family was soproud to be there to see him accomplish his goal.”

The Face

Geraldine and Alan Graham

* Deceased

Individual, Corporate andFoundation Contributors

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Geer, Jr.Goodman, Gable, Gould

Co./Adjusters InternationalMrs. Geraldine M. GrahamDr. and Mrs. Stephen F. GuntherMr. George GuthridgeMr. and Mrs. Robert S. HartmannJennifer and Benjamin HendricksDr. and Mrs. Charles M. HerzfeldEstate of Swananoa P. HillInternational Limousine Service, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Joel JankowskyMr. Joseph JohnsonMrs. Joan P. Joyce and

Mr. Steven JoyceMs. Betty J. Joyner-BaileyMr. and Mrs. Steven J. KarrRichard D. Keller and

Jennifer C. Sheehy-KellerKoons Ford of Annapolis, Inc.Kovier FundMr. and Mrs. David J. LeeMr. and Mrs. Theodore J. LeonsisThe LePere Family Foundation, Inc.Deborah M. Lewis, Ph.D.Mrs. Valailuck Heng LimpawucharaMr. Hassan Massali and

Mrs. Shahin D. MafiMs. Ann B. MalcolmMr. and Mrs. Walter S. MalinowskiMr. and Mrs. Robert MarstellerMartha Washington Straus & Harry H.

Straus Foundation, Inc.Ms. Cynthia McDonaldDr. Jaylee M. Mead and

Mr. Gilbert D. MeadMed 3000MediserveMs. Lorraine E. MurphyMr. Robert F. MuseMr. and Mrs. O. M. NicelyMr. Hamid NoushiravaniMs. Debra O’ConnellHer Excellency Elena PoptodorovaPotomac Valley Amateur

Hockey AssociationDr. and Mrs. Paul R. RaoMr. James V. ReyesDr. Annemarie S. ReynoldsRide-Away Handicap Equipment

CorporationMr. and Mrs. Stuart RothenbergMr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. SametSava Senior Care of MarylandMrs. Jill SchieMs. Kathleen ScullyMr. Terrence C. SheehyMr. and Mrs. Douglas P. ShepherdGeneral and Mrs. Lawrence A.

Skantze, USAF (Ret.)Ms. Samir SomaidaieMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Somerville, Jr.Southern ExposureMr. and Mrs. Guy T. Steuart IIMs. Christine M. Swearingen

Ms. Catherine M. SzenczyMr. and Mrs. Patrick A. TaylorThe Merrill Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel TooheyMr. and Mrs. Sami E. TotahTri-Union Express, Inc.USTA/Mid-Atlantic SectionMr. and Mrs. Michael Van ZettaMr. and Mrs. Eric R. WagnerWashington Express, LLCMr. and Mrs. Seth WatkinsMr. and Mrs. Jay WeissMs. Rosemary C. WelchMr. and Mrs. Dennis J. WernerMs. Robin D. WilliamsonMr. Kelly M. WrennDr. Michael R. Yochelson and

Mr. Guy Parker

$500 - $999Mrs. Beverley J. AlexanderPhilip R. Appel, Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. AsherPamela H. Ballard, M.D.Mr. Bruce A. Bartoo, CFREBegal Enterprises, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Broomfield Ms. Patricia G. BrownPatricia C. Bullard-Bates, M.D.The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz

FoundationCapital Gifts & Awards, Inc.CCS MedicalCFC National Capital Area

Global ImpactMs. Joan B. ClancyMr. and Mrs. Ronald CrawfordMr. and Mrs. James J. Cromwell, Sr.Mrs. Ruth H. DonaldsonDuff Signs, Inc.Mr. Brian M. DuganMr. and Mrs. Clayton W. EisingerSally Evans, M.D.Ms. Jill FoladyMr. and Mrs. Harry B. FreedmanMs. C. Anne HarveyMr. Joseph M. HassettMs. Brooke HatfieldMs. Susan J. IrvingSenator and Mrs. Timothy P. JohnsonMs. Treazure R. JohnsonJohnston-Lemon Group, Inc.Mr. Harry A. Kettmer and

Mrs. Martha M. KendrickDr. and Mrs. Dallas A. Lea IIMr. Michael LoPrestiMs. Emily R. MarstellerMr. and Mrs. Jay MartinMs. Cynthia C. McCormickMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. McLartyMedical Technologies of Georgia Inc.Mid-Atlantic Lift Inc.Montgomery Scrap CorporationMs. Sherry L. MummaNascott Orthotics & Prosthetics

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of PhilanthropyWhen the directors of the Chalfont Foundation meet, it’s likelyover a family dinner with several generations of Vieths in attendance.

Bob and Amy Vieth are members of the second generation of theVieth family following Bob’s parents’ tradition of giving to causesclose to home—and dear to their hearts. “My mom and dad createdthe foundation about seven years ago,” says Bob. “And my sister,brother and our families are all involved.”

Every year the foundation supports schools, churches and otherorganizations that have played a role in shaping the life of the Viethfamily—or someone close to them. “We choose organizations withwhich we have some personal connection,” says Amy. For a numberof years, NRH has been among those benefitting from the Vieths’generosity.

Nearly a decade ago, a close family friend was hit by a car whilewalking on a D.C. street. His injuries were severe, leaving him withquadriplegia. He spent weeks recovering at NRH, “and we sawfirst-hand the kind of special care the hospital provides its patients.So naturally it became an important part of our charitable giving,”says Amy. Since that time, the Chalfont Foundation has made anannual gift to NRH.

“Our friend’s personal struggle showed us how, in an instant, anyone’s life can be changed irrevocably. None of us knows whendisabling injury or illness may strike. Another friend had a seriousillness and was a patient at NRH. Our own son has required occupational therapy over the years, as well. We really do appreciatethe unique skills of rehabilitation specialists,” says Amy.

“There is a special spirit at NRH that promotes recovery—it’s anoptimistic place and we are so happy to be a part of the amazingwork it does every day,” Bob says.

The Face

The Vieth Family

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Ambassador Houda NonooThe Orthotic Prosthetic Center, Inc.Colonel and Mrs. Arion N. PattakosMr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Perry, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Albert RitzenbergMrs. Adele RobeyMs. Marilyn H. RoseMr. Christoph RueschSapelo Foundation IncMrs. Melissa SiegelMr. and Mrs. John SponyoeMs. Margaret W. SprottMr. and Mrs. Howard M. Steele, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John M. Swagart, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. TanenbaumMr. and Mrs. Lane T. Taylor, Jr.Mrs. Nola L. TiernanMr. John J. ValloricMrs. Agnes N. Williams

$100 - $499Ms. Janet AdrianMr. Olujide AkinolaMr. Christopher AllanAmerican Office Equipment Co., Inc.Ms. Roselle P. AndersonMr. Richard ApatoffMr. Omar S. AshmawyMr. and Mrs. Donald AyersRosalie Bair, M.D., P.A.Ms. Patricia BarbourMr. and Mrs. Ben BarnesMs. Liz BaynardMs. Jade J. BenderDr. and Mrs. Peter M. BerkmanAmbassador and Mrs.

Stuart A. BernsteinMr. and Mrs. Robert J. BiesMr. and Mrs. Michael BlausteinMr. David R. Bockel

Mrs. Diana E. BohnBoston Brace, Inc.Ms. Jamie BowersoxMs. Kathleen BradyMs. Linda D. BriggsRobert D. Bunning III, M.D.Mr. Gregg BurgessMr. William G. BurgessMr. John BurlesonMs. Angela R. ButlerJohn D. Butler, M.D. and

Mrs. Shirley R. ButlerMr. William CableMs. Heather CampbellMs. Sara Jane CampbellMs. Valerie L. CantyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth S. CarpenterMs. Martha CarrollMs. Karen CarterMr. and Mrs. Russell CartwrightMs. Johnnie M. ChaplinskiMs. Sheridan D. ChilcoteMr. and Mrs. Arthur D. ChotinMs. Susan J. ClarkMs. Davene CohenMrs. Faye M. CohenMrs. Janice M. ColesDr. and Dr. Marc ConnellMs. Pamela ConnorContinental PlumbingRafael J. Convit, M.D.CPR Medical Transportation LLCMr. and Mrs. Irvin L. Crawford IIMs. Elizabeth C. CreelMr. and Mrs. Mark C. CrouseMr. and Ms. John M. CullatherMs. Kathleen CuratoloMr. and Mrs. Irving W. CustisMs. Valette DamourMs. Sara De CarloSonnie and Bill DockserMs. Joycelyn DougallMs. Lisa DouglassMr. and Mrs. Daniel DudasMs. Joy C. DunkerleyMr. Arthur DunningGeneral and Mrs. Charles W. DykeMs. Abigail D. DzirasaMr. and Mrs. Art EhrensMs. Katja M. EichingerMr. Milton EisenbergMs. Jessica H. EngMrs. Patricia M. EspositoMs. Janine FaconMr. Herman FarrerMr. and Mrs. Edward J. FaycheckMs. Tramaine FeasterMr. and Mrs. Phillip L. FelicianoMr. John D. FirestoneMr. and Mrs. Kevin R. FlynnMs. Karlene FrancisMs. Ruth L. FreedmanMr. Stephen FreedmanMr. Daniel M. FriedmanMr. Geoffery Garinther

Mr. Henry P. Gassner and Mrs. Betty-Chia Karro

Mr. Billie GavinMrs. Amy C. GeorgeadisMs. Janet Gerber-SalinsMs. Stephanie H. GilbertMs. Olivia GloverMs. Beatrice GolferSamuel A. Gordon, Ph.D.Mr. Paul GoschyMr. Philip A. GraganMrs. Pamela GrayMr. and Mrs. Allen GreenMs. Naomi GreenbergMr. Neil E. GrunbergConstance Guercin Marjorie HagganMr. Daniel HartmannMr. David HartmannMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. HayesMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. HedgesMr. and Mrs. Charles S. HenckJocelyn M. Hicks, M.D.Ms. Karen Y. HillMrs. Jean M. HitchcockMr. Rahsaan J. HolleyMr. and Mrs. Patrick HoranMs. Elizabeth A. HortonMs. Mimi D. HowardMr. and Mrs. Joel Hunter IIIMrs. Betty A. HutchinsonMr. and Mrs. Dan HuttonMr. and Mrs. Paul W. IckeInternational Launch ServicesInwood House Development

CorporationMrs. Margaret T. IrvingMr. Paul M. IrwinMr. Lawrence IssadoreMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Jenifer, Sr.Ms. Laura Jenkins-PrzydzialMr. Robert P. JohnsMr. Darryl JohnsonMs. Gertrude W. JohnsonLt. Col. (Ret.) and Mrs.

Robert L. Johnson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. JonesMs. Lynette JordanMr. Michael F. KelleherMr. and Mrs. Robert J. KenneyDr. Elizabeth KilgoreMs. Terri KinneyMr. and Mrs. Robert J. KlosowskiMr. Herbert A. KolbenMrs. Mary KramerMs. Gladys KusiMs. Rene S. LawsonMr. Paul LederDr. and Mrs. Glenn D. LeglerMr. and Mrs. Jason LevineMs. Marion LevineMs. Mara G. LevyBonnie P. Lewin, P.C.LexisNexis CaresMr. and Mrs. James D. Locke

Individual, Corporate andFoundation Contributors

* Deceased

Individual, Corporate andFoundation Contributors

Lord & TaylorMrs. Mary P. Loughlin-ReedMs. Ruth W. LubicMs. Byron L. LunaMrs. Judith A. Lyons-EvansMrs. and Mr. Verna J. MacdonaldMs. Joan MackMs. Megan MaddenMs. Megan MahaffeyMr. and Mrs. Ben J. ManMr. and Mrs. Sheldon MannMs. Maria P. Marchetti-SummersMs. Idora J. MarcusMr. Jeffrey S. MarkowitzMr. and Mrs. Maury I. MarksMs. Katherine M. MarshallMr. and Mrs. Emile MartinMr. and Mrs. Jay MartinMs. Peggy MasseyMs. Rekha MasseyMs. Emogene A. MatthewsMr. Thomas MauldingMs. Christina McCarthyMr. Terrence M. McCaugheyMr. Dennis McClearnMs. Carol McDowellMr. and Mrs. John P. McEvilly, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. William McNamaraMs. Jeannine McNellyMr. and Mrs. Bernard L. MeierMajor General (Ret.) John G. Meyer, Jr.Mr. Kevin P. Montgomery

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. MooneyMr. Jonathan MooreMr. and Mrs. Michael X. MorrellMs. Lorna MosetiMr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. MountcastleMr. Richard E. MullenMr. and Mrs. James P. MurphyMs. Pauline MurphyMrs. Marsha Nelms-MuawwadMr. Reed NeumanNew Hampshire PharmacyNew Jersey Polio NetworkMs. Elizabeth M. NewmanMs. Diane NicholsMrs. Judith NordMr. Hossein NoshirvaniMr. and Mrs. Robert L. NovemberMr. Reginald K. Oakes, Sr.Ms. Katherine O’BoyleMr. Terence M. O’DonnellMr. and Mrs. M. B. OglesbyMs. Young OhMs. Lizzy O’HaraMs. Obioma H. OkaforMr. Jack H. OlenderMr. and Mrs. John P. OlsonChika OluigboMr. Kevin O’ReillyMs. Marianne Z. OurslerDr. and Mrs. Roger PackerMr. and Mrs. John W. ParchemMr. Reginald B. Patterson

Mr. Kedric L. PayneMr. and Mrs. James PealDr. and Mrs. Gary L. PeckMs. Mary V. PendletonMs. Julie PerhalaMr. Michael PfeiferMr. John D. PhillipsMr. and Mrs. John D. PielemeierPotomac Counsel, LLCDr. and Mrs. Philip D. PulaskiMs. Anne L. RahillMs. Carole M. RandolphMs. Kathryn Raponi-FairMrs. Sandra L. RedmonMs. Suzanne RedmondMs. Indira D. RethnaswamyMs. Sandra L. RicciMr. Jeremy RichardsonMr. Scott RitterMr. Michael D. RobertsMr. Glenn RobinsonMs. Shelley H. RogersMr. and Mrs. Mike RokniMrs. Lisa M. RosatoRose Financial ServicesElizabeth L. Rouse, M.D.Mr. Craig H. Russ, Jr.Ms. Lauren S. RussellMs. Kristen M. RyanMr. and Mrs. Samuel R. SaksMr. and Mrs. Robert L. SaloschinMr. and Mrs. George SalvatierraMs. Joycelyn D. SaxonHubert M. Schlosberg, Esq.Mr. Kenneth J. SchwartzMr. Kenneth D. SchwarzMrs. Kay C. ScottMs. Anna M. SeidmanMs. Neepa ShahMr. and Mrs. Robert L. ShulerMs. Sandra SmithMr. William G. SmithMr. and Mrs. Guy B. SnowdenMs. Lunar SongMr. Karl E. SonnemanMr. and Mrs. Daniel L. SpiegelbergMs. Sonia StanfordMr. James C. StearnsDr. and Mrs. Harvey SteinbergMr. and Mrs. Ralph L. SyringMs. Doris TaylorMr. John R. TaylorMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. TellepMs. Theresa TellisMr. Joseph E. TezakMs. Gail T. ThurstonMs. Tracy T. TompkinsMs. Nina TotenbergMr. Joseph TragliaMr. Malik James TumaMs. Annette TurnerMr. George W. TurnerMr. and Mrs. Jeremy C. UlinUromed, Inc.

Mr. Kevin VassighiVenable LLPMr. Peter L. ViolanteMr. James G. VitoLesley VitoMs. Amelia WarnerMs. Lorraine C. WashingtonDr. Jacqueline A. WatsonMs. Jacqueline A. WebbMs. Winfield WeitsenMs. Heather WhiteMr. and Mrs. Richard WilmerMr. and Mrs. Allan R. WinnMs. Jennie WolfeMr. William J. WongMs. Merriam Yuson-LowryMrs. Judith A. ZdobyszMr. Bernard A. ZempolichMs. Carolyn C. ZollarMr. and Mrs. Patricio Zuniga

$1 - $99Mr. Fasil AbayMr. and Mrs. Ronald AckermanMs. Cynthia AlaricoMr. Brian L. AlpertMs. Cory AmronMs. Meena AnantMs. Virginia AndersonMr. Christopher ArnoldMr. Marcellus AtkinsonMr. Daniel AxsonMs. Clara BalestrienMr. Frank F. BarileMs. Deborah M. BarnesMrs. Christine R. BaronMs. Laura BeechyMs. Amy BermudezMr. Derek BerryMr. Percy BeverlyMs. Shijuan BeverlyMr. Bruce W. BidwellMs. Jane S. BishopMrs. Caroline BodnerMs. Judy BoehlertMs. Velta BourgeoisMs. Rita BriscoeMs. Angela R. BrooksMr. Jonathan BunningMs. Joyce M. BurkeMs. Claudette CampbellMr. Zachary CarpenterMs. Annette CarterMs. Heather CassidyThomas Chai, M.D.Mr. Henry H. ChamberlainMs. Sandy S. ChangMs. Pushpa CheriyanMr. Larry A. ChloupekMr. Berit ChristensenMs. A. Shawn J. ClarkeMrs. Margaret K. CohenMs. Rhea CohnMs. Stefanie Conaway

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Ms. Joan MyrieMs. Florence NicholasMs. Mary R. PageMs. Bonnie E. PancoastMs. Courtney ParkMs. Juliet ParkeMs. Cierra ParkerMr. and Mrs. George E. PasteurMs. Vera PatrickMs. Linda PayneMs. Marina PeeleMs. Darlene PenrodMr. and Mrs. William J. PerrickMr. Maurice L. PerrygoMr. Steven J. PilloffMs. Stacy C. PinedaMs. Alfonza PinkneyMr. Yanneth PomaMs. Nayiri PoochikianMr. Ted PoulosMr. and Mrs. Joseph E. PrickettMr. Michael H. RafterMr. R. RamrajMr. Ernest RaskauskasMs. Bonnie RedmondMr. Kobie RobersonMr. Ronald RollinsMs. Carla RookMs. Heather RosnerMs. Laverne RossMrs. Mary P. RyanMs. Eraline SabinoMs. Solomite SantosMrs. Lili C. SarnoffMs. Amanda SchmidMr. and Mrs. Frederick E. SchneiderDr. and Mrs. Richard SchneiderMr. Alexander B. SchultzMs. Gail SeithMr. Donald H. ShannonMr. Stephen R. ShepardMs. Nancy G. SillersMr. and Mrs. Roger SimonMr. Brian SimonsMs. Kavita SinghMs. Renee SingletonMr. Joseph SkeltonMr. Stanley SlossMs. Chelsey L. SmardoMr. Keith R. SnyderMrs. Leigh SperlingDr. and Mrs. Paul SpieglerMs. Jeanne SquierMr. and Mrs. Kurt H. SternMr. and Mrs. John C. StewartMs. Nettie StewartMs. Helene StrassmanMr. Jason SturmDeepa SubramaniamMs. Virginia M. SullivanMs. Maria SummersMs. Shanita SummersMs. Kidist SurafelMs. Penelope S. Taft

Mr. and Mrs. James B. ThomannMs. Gabrielle ThorntonMr. John TobeMs. Millie Toney-FinnieMs. Judith A. TowleTrone Family FundMs. Latisha TurnerMs. Rose H. TurnerMrs. Karen M. TynerMs. Linda UlrichMs. Marijke I. VelzeboerMs. Rhonda WadeMr. John M. Wall, Jr.Mr. Jack E. WarnerMs. Jennifer WashingtonMs. Nancy M. WatsonMs. Melissa WeaverMs. Amy E. WernerMs. Diane V. WhiteMs. Penelope J. WilskerMs. Derlene B. WilsonMs. Laura WinfreyMs. Amanda WoolMr. Pilar YelicieMr. and Mrs. Serafim YevsukovMr. Nathan YokelMr. Earl Young

* Deceased

Individual, Corporate andFoundation Contributors

Mr. Mohamed ContehMs. Cheryl CottonMr. Eric CroweMr. Clarence W. CrutchfieldMrs. Alison CuneoMr. Wilbert CurrieMr. and Mrs. Richard DaneMs. Thalia DansonMr. Michael DarenMs. Miramol DehepyasuwanMs. Julialyn R. DeosMr. and Mrs. Walter B. DiazDistrict Amputee Care Center, LLCMr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. DubitMr. Geoff DudgeonMs. Barbara J. EasterlingMs. Brenda D. EddyMs. Phyllis EdwardsMs. Jody EichenblattMs. Carolyn ErkinsMs. Elissa FederovichMr. and Mrs. Robert FeldgardenMr. Robert FenwickMs. Mary M. FergusonMs. Claudia FerrerMr. Paul FitzsimmonsMs. Katie FogartyMs. Mary P. FoleyFoundation for National ProgressMr. and Mrs. Jude FranklinMs. Leah A. FrazierMr. Baldwin FuertesMr. Richard M. GallagherMr. Walter J. GansAmbassador Harold W. GeiselMs. Emawayesh GetahunMr. and Mrs. Charles L. GholzMs. Margot L. GiannettiMs. Kelley GideonseJudith A. Glaser, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. John GreasonMr. Kenneth GreenMr. Christopher GrimMr. Marvin GunawanMs. Betty HahnMr. Gary HallMs. Linda J. HallMs. Nancy E. HallMs. Angela HardyMs. Anita L. HarrisMs. Isabelle L. HarrisMr. Nicholas J. HarrisMs. Susan HayesMs. Elizabeth HeenanMs. Marissa HernandezMrs. Vita HollanderMr. Thomas I. HoranMs. Chanelle HoustonHSP DirectMs. Flora M. IngerhouszMs. Judy Irvine

Jaramat EnterpriseMr. Andrew A. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. William G. JohnsonMr. Milton L. JonesMs. Sarah H. JonesMs. Vinette E. JonesMs. Jean KalickiMr. and Mrs. Joseph I. KarchMr. Alemu KaruMr. Jim KennyMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. KerwinMs. Victoria KiefferMr. Edward L. KillhamMs. Joan E. KingMr. Carl L. KittMr. William KlineMr. Benjamin J. KochMr. Robert J. KorsanMr. and Mrs. Merrill L. KramerMr. Robert J. LaveryMr. Thomas LaveryMs. Donna E. Lee-AbramsMs. Elspeth Leech-BlackLewis and Roca LLPMs. Sabrina LewisMs. Willette LewisMs. Bonnie LilienfeldMr. Michael LipkaMrs. Cecilia LouidiceMr. and Mrs. Dennis LuceyMr. Brian MaloneyMs. Sue MarcumMs. Kristi MartinsenMr. John P. MasonMs. Gabrielle MastenMr. and Mrs. Milan A. MateyMs. Stephanie MatonekMs. Enriqueta P. MatthewsMr. and Mrs. Leopold MayMr. and Mrs. Thomas McCaffertyMs. Hayatte McCaskillMs. Anne C. McGinnisMs. Barbara P. McKenzieDr. Nya S. McKenzieMs. Beryl C. MedderMs. Denise MelansonMs. Barbara MerlinoMs. Taryn MichelitchMr. and Mrs. Larry E. MillerMs. Sheri L. MillerMr. Mathew MillsMs. Shannon R. MinnickMs. Jasleen MishraMs. Alberta D. MitchellMrs. Angelique G. MoranMr. John E. MorelandMs. Katherine M. MorganMr. and Mrs. James T. MorrisMs. Susan C. MorrisMr. Willie L. MortonMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Murray

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of PhilanthropyTwo pedestrians, decades apart in age and circumstance, share a terrifyingmoment in time.

Ten years ago as banker Robert Marsteller walked along a D.C. city sidewalk, a speeding car jumped the curb and headed straight toward him. Robertjumped onto the car’s hood and braced himself until he was thrown into a parked delivery truck. In 2007, nine-year-old Charles Reges was walkingalong a familiar route close to his Potomac, Maryland, home when he wasstruck by a car.

Both suffered serious injuries that ultimately led them to the NationalRehabilitation Hospital. For Robert, a husband, father of two and talentedamateur tennis player, life made a dramatic shift. He suffered injuries to hisspinal cord resulting in quadriplegia. Charles suffered a traumatic brain injuryand spent weeks in an induced coma at Children’s National Medical Centerwhile his parents slept by his side praying for the best.

The Face

Robert Marsteller and Sarah Reges

“We didn’t know what would happen,” says Charles’ mother Sara.“His condition changed constantly from stable to unstable overthose first few weeks. And because I’m a nurse, I had to learn howto balance that role with being his mom. But Charles woke up, talking! Then we spent two months at NRH’s pediatric unit whilehe made a remarkable recovery. Though he entered NRH partiallyparalyzed, Charles walked out the door without any assistance.Today he is a happy, healthy seventh grader.”

For Robert and his family, recovery meant learning to live a full andproductive life with his injury. “I spent months at NRH while theteam helped me overcome many challenges necessary to regain myindependence. Everyone was so supportive. They understood thatmy family and friends were my lifeline and critical to my rehabilitation.My children and wife became part of the process—and NRHbecame our temporary home away from home.”

Five years ago, Robert decided to give back to the hospital. “I wanted to help NRH grow, so I joined the team to work in thePhilanthropy Office, raising the money we need to continue to thrive,” Robert says. During his tenure, NRH successfully completed a capital campaign to expand programs and services, and build an 8,500 square foot addition to the facility.

Following her son’s accident, Sara developed a passion for advancingbrain injury research and funding. She recently joined thePhilanthropy team at NRH. With Sara’s help, NRH is working tocreate a Center for Neurological Rehabilitation and Research—anational resource for thousands of people who suffer a brain injuryor brain attack each year.

Giving to NRH

For 25 years, generous and thoughtful donors have allowed NationalRehabilitation Hospital to provide quality care and rehabilitation by AddingLife to Years.® Individuals, corporations, organizations and foundations havemade contributions to support NRH services. These gifts allow NationalRehabilitation Hospital to expand programs, purchase medical equipment and provide patient assistance.

To learn more about how you can support National Rehabilitation Hospital,please visit our website at nrhrehab.org/waystogive or contact thePhilanthropy Office at 202.877.1776.

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National Rehabilitation Hospital is grateful to these donors whomade a gift to the hospital during 2010 in honor of or in memoryof the following individuals:

Ms. Tsegereda AlemuMr. and Mrs. Roger Simon

Mr. Lloyd BarnettMr. Paul Goschy

Robert D. Bunning III, M.D.Hubert M. Schlosberg, Esq.

Ms. Claudette CampbellSamuel A. Gordon, Ph.D.Ms. Beryl C. MedderMs. Katherine M. Morgan

Dr. and Mrs. Brendan E. ConroyMr. Kevin O’Reilly

Dr. Kritis DasguptaMr. Alemu Karu

Ms. Jessica EngMr. Kenneth J. Schwartz

Ms. Katherine GallagherMs. Anita L. Harris

Ms. Naomi GreenbergMr. Paul Goschy

Ms. Suzanne KamelMr. Kenneth J. Schwartz

Ms. Kimberly LockettMs. Shelley H. Rogers

Ms. Lisa B. MewshawMr. Paul Goschy

Ms. Diane NicholsMr. Dennis McClearn

Mrs. Judith NordMr. and Mrs. Roger Simon

NRH Brain Injury & Stroke TeamMr. and Ms. John M. CullatherMr. Henry P. Gassner and

Mrs. Betty-Chia KarroMr. Kevin O’ReillyMr. Bernard A. Zempolich

NRH Mentor ProgramHubert M. Schlosberg, Esq.General and Mrs. Lawrence A.

Skantze, USAF (Ret.)

NRH Outpatient Services TeamMr. Dessie L. Carter

NRH Third Floor Care TeamMr. Clarence W. CrutchfieldMs. Ruth W. Lubic

NRH Second Floor Nurses, Techs,Physical Therapists & OccupationalTherapists

Mr. Malik James Tuma

Ms. Natalie SeamonsMr. Joseph Skelton

Ms. Carrie D. TaylorMr. Dennis McClearn

Ms. Edwina ThomasMr. Paul Goschy

Mr. Erik TrentyMs. Anita L. HarrisMr. Herbert A. KolbenMr. Kenneth J. Schwartz

The following NRH Team Members and Care Teams were honoredin 2010 through donations to the Galaxy of Stars program bygrateful patients, family members and the community.

Honor and Memorial Gifts

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. McLartyMr. and Mrs. Michael X. MorrellMr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. MountcastleDr. and Mrs. Paul R. RaoDr. Annemarie S. ReynoldsSapelo Foundation IncMr. and Mrs. Guy B. SnowdenMrs. Agnes N. Williams

Dr. John A. CardonMr. and Mrs. Peter J. FitzGerald

Ms. Harriett L. CassidyMs. Linda J. Hall

Mrs. Barbara "Barrie" M. CollinsMr. and Mrs. John D. RockwoodMr. and Mrs. Edward A. Eckenhoff

Mr. Theodore CormaneyMrs. Mary P. Ryan

Ms. Cora DeJongDr. and Mrs. Gerben DeJong

Mr. Mark GaldoMrs. Betty A. Hutchinson

Mr. James GrayMs. Stephanie H. Gilbert

Mr. Dion K. JohnsonMs. Gertrude W. Johnson

Ms. Alice "Bunny" Koehler-SheaMr. and Mrs. Ronald AckermanBoston Brace, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. John GreasonMs. Betty HahnMs. Darlene PenrodDr. and Mrs. Paul R. Rao

Richard S. Materson, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. Paul R. Rao

Mr. Otto RueschMs. Theresa Tellis

In Honor of:

Mr. Anthony CaparellaMrs. Sandra L. Redmon

Ms. Ariel CohenMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Bies

Mr. Edward A. EckenhoffMr. and Mrs. Seth Watkins

Mr. Gerald F. FitzGeraldMr. and Mrs. Peter J. FitzGerald

Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. FitzGeraldMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Somerville, Jr.

Lauro S. Halstead, M.D.New Jersey Polio Network

Ms. Allison O’ReillyMs. Helene Strassman

Ms. Amelia WarnerMs. Vera Patrick

In Memory of:

Mr. Johnny AquilinoMr. Nicholas J. Harris

Mr. Smith BagleyMr. and Mrs. Ben BarnesAmbassador and

Mrs. Stuart A. BernsteinMs. Sara Jane CampbellThe Community Foundation for the

National Capital RegionMr. Michael DemelloSonnie and Bill DockserMs. Barbara J. EasterlingFoundation for National ProgressAmbassador Harold W. GeiselMr. Joseph M. HassettSenator and Mrs. Timothy P. JohnsonMs. Sarah H. JonesMr. and Mrs. Theodore J. LeonsisLewis and Roca LLPMr. and Mrs. Dennis Lucey

Ms. Beverley J. AlexanderMrs. Pamela L. AshbyMs. Carol B. BartlettMr. and Mrs. Samuel BergmanMr. and Mrs. John BrickleyMr. Frank P. BuckleyPatricia C. Bullard-Bates, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. John R. Clark IIIMr. and Mrs. Daniel CohenMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. CollamoreRobert E. Collins, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. Ronald CrawfordMr. and Mrs. James J. Cromwell, Sr.Dr. and Mrs. Gerben DeJongDr. and Mrs. Alex W. DromerickMr. and Mrs. Le Roy R. Eakin IIIMr. and Mrs. Edward A. EckenhoffMrs. Elinor K. FarquharMr. and Mrs. Peter J. FitzGeraldMs. Yvonne M. FrancisMr. and Mrs. John J. Geer, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Stephen F. GuntherMs. Brooke HatfieldMr. and Mrs. Webb C. HayesDr. Edward B. Healton and

Dr. Cheryl HealtonJennifer and Benjamin HendricksMr. and Mrs. Wallace F. Holladay, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. E. Claiborne Irby, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. Joel JankowskyMs. Betty J. Joyner-BaileyMr. and Mrs. Daniel L. KorengoldMr. and Mrs. William M. LaneDr. and Mrs. Dallas A. Lea IIThe LePere Family Foundation, Inc.Deborah M. Lewis, Ph.D.Mrs. Valailuck Heng LimpawucharaMr. and Mrs. Robert MarstellerMs. Cynthia McDonaldMr. and Mrs. George MernickThe Merrill Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. O. M. NicelyMr. and Mrs. Robert B. OurismanMr. and Mrs. Richard J. PadoMs. Nancy L. PierceDr. and Mrs. Paul R. RaoMr. James V. ReyesMr. and Mrs. John D. RockwoodMr. and Mrs. Stuart RothenbergMr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. SametMrs. Jill Schie

Ms. Kathleen ScullyMr. and Mrs. Douglas P. ShepherdMr. and Mrs. Andrew J.

Somerville, Jr.Ms. Christine M. SwearingenMr, and Mrs. James M. UnderhillMr. and Mrs. Eric R. WagnerMr. and Mrs. Charles E. WagnerMr. and Mrs. Seth WatkinsMr. and Mrs. Jay WeissMs. Rosemary C. WelchMr. and Mrs. Dennis J. WernerMrs. Earthaleen Woods and

Mr. Willie WoodsMr. Kelly M. WrennDr. Michael R. Yochelson and

Mr. Guy Parker

The Stephen Hopkins Society

“Though my hand may shake, my heart is pure” —STEPHEN HOPKINS, 1776

Stephen Hopkins, colonial governor of Rhode Island, spentmore than 40 years of his life in public service and was asigner of the Declaration of Independence. Many medicalhistorians believe his signature on the Declaration—secondin size only to that of John Hancock—is evidence that hehad a disabling condition, possibly cerebral palsy.

The Stephen Hopkins Society recognizes those who havecontributed $1,000 or more to the Stephen Hopkins Fundin support of National Rehabilitation Hospital in 2010.

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Pierre-Auguste Renoir, SELF-PORTRAIT, 1876. Oil on canvas; sight: 70.8 x 54.61 cm (27 7/8 x 21 1/2 in.), framed: 98.11 x 82.23 x 6.35 cm (38 5/8 x 32 3/8 x 2 1/2 in.)Harvard Art Museum, Fogg Art Museum, Bequest from the Collection of MauriceWertheim, Class of 1906, 1951.61

Photo: David Mathews © President and Fellows of Harvard College

“The pain passes, but the beauty endures”—PIERRE AUGUSTE RENOIR

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel CohenDr. and Mrs. Gerben DeJongMr. and Mrs. Edward A. EckenhoffMrs. Stancliff C. ElmoreJeremy Hardy FitzGeraldLucy Crichton Jenkins and

Kempton JenkinsMr. and Mrs. George MernickMr. and Mrs. A. Wallace Moore, Jr. Ms. Carole M. RandolphDr. and Mrs. Paul Rao

Ms. Marilyn H. RoseMr. A. W. Smith, Jr. and

Mrs. Marcia MarshMr. and Mrs. Leonard P. Steuart IIMr. Peter L. ViolanteMrs. Earthaleen Woods and

Mr. Willie WoodsDr. Michael R. Yochelson and

Mr. Guy Parker

Renoir Society

Pierre-Auguste Renoir, the gifted French Impressionist painter,struggled with the disabling effects of Rheumatoid Arthritis.He persevered, however, and from his wheelchair he createdassistive devices that enabled him to continue creating the artthat we still enjoy today.

The Renoir Society recognizes donors who have included NRHin their estate planning. These donors believe in the hospital’smission of Adding Life to Years®, by remembering NationalRehabilitation Hospital in their wills or through some other typeof estate planning.

For more information on how you can make a difference andbecome a member of the Renoir Society, please visit our website at nrhrehab.org/plannedgiving or contact thePhilanthropy Office at 202.877.1776.

Research Grants and Awards*

BRAIN INJURY

Improving Outcomes in AcuteRehabilitation for TBINovember 1, 2007 – June 30, 2012Funding Source: International Severity

Information Systems, Inc.; NationalInstitutes of Health

Individual Planning for the First YearFollowing Acute RehabilitationOctober 1, 2008 – September 30, 2013Funding Source: The Ohio State

University Research Foundation;National Institute on Disability andRehabilitation Research, U.S.Department of Education

STROKE

Reach Forward: Mechanisms ofPractice-Induced ReachingImprovement after StrokeJanuary 20, 2010 – December 30, 2014Funding Source: Eunice Kennedy

Shriver National Institute of ChildHealth and Human Development,National Institutes of Health;National Institute on Disability andRehabilitation Research, U.S.Department of Education

Insulin Resistance Intervention afterStroke TrialJuly 1, 2006 – June 30, 2011Funding Source: Yale University School

of Medicine; National Institute ofNeurological Disorders and Stroke,National Institutes of Health

Stroke Disparities Project: PROTECT D.C.September 30, 2007 – August 31, 2012Funding Source: Georgetown

University; National Institute ofNeurological Disorders and Stroke,National Institutes of Health

Phase II Trial of Stroke Navigators:Protect D.C.September 30, 2009 – August 14, 2011Funding Source: Georgetown

University; National Institute ofNeurological Disorders and Stroke,National Institutes of Health

Interdisciplinary Comprehensive ArmRehab Evaluation (I-CARE) StrokeInitiativeJuly 1, 2007- July 31, 2011Funding Source: University of

Southern California; NationalInstitute of Neurological Disordersand Stroke, National Institutes ofHealth

Rehabilitation Robotics: Activity-Based Approaches to RehabilitationSeptember 16, 2005 - May 31, 2011Funding Source: Georgetown

University; Eunice Kennedy ShriverNational Institute of Child Healthand Human Development,National Institutes of Health

Smart Overground Body WeightSupport SystemFebruary 21, 2006 – June 30, 2011Funding Source: U.S. Army Medical

Research and Materiel Command(USAMRMC)

National Capital Area RehabilitationResearch Network (NCARRN)October 1, 2005 – May 31, 2011Funding Source: Georgetown

University; Eunice Kennedy ShriverNational Institute of Child Healthand Human Development,National Institutes of Health

Functional Ambulation: StandardTreatment vs. Electrical StimulationTherapy (FASTEST) Trial in ChronicPost-Stroke Subjects with Foot DropJune 1, 2010 – June 14, 2015Funding Source: Bioness, Inc.

Overground Gait Training with a NovelDynamic Body-Weight Support SystemOctober 1, 2010 – September 30, 2013Funding Source: National Institute on

Disability and RehabilitationResearch, U.S. Department ofEducation

Functional Ambulation: StandardTreatment vs. Electrical StimulationTherapy (FASTEST) Trial in chronicPost-Stroke Subjects with Foot DropJune 1, 2010 – June 14, 2015Funding Source: Bioness, Inc.

CENTER FOR POST-ACUTE STUDIES

JOINTS II StudyAugust 1, 2006 – June 30, 2010Funding Source: ARA Research

Institute

A Practice-Based Evidence Study ofPressure Ulcer Prevention in SCI (SCI-SKIN)October 1, 2006 – September 31, 2011Funding Source: National Institute on

Disability and RehabilitationResearch, U.S. Department ofEducation

A Practice-Based Evidence Study in SCIRehabilitation (SCI-REHAB)October 1, 2006 – September 31, 2011Funding Source: Craig Hospital;

National Institute on Disability andRehabilitation Research, U.S.Department of Education

SPINAL CORD INJURIES

National Capital Spinal Cord InjuryModel SystemOctober 1, 2006 – September 30, 2011Funding Source: National Institute on

Disability and RehabilitationResearch, U.S. Department ofEducation

Rehabilitation Research and TrainingCenter on Secondary Conditions in SCIOctober 1 2009- September 30, 2014Funding Source: National Institute on

Disability and RehabilitationResearch, U.S. Department ofEducation

“How To” Video LibraryJanuary 1, 2011 – December 31, 2011Funding Source: Craig H. Neilsen

Foundation

* Research grants and awards ongoingand pending January 1, 2010 to Dec31, 2010.

Grip Force Control as a Diagnostic Toolfor Mild TBISeptember 1, 2010 – August 30, 2011Funding Source: The McConnell

Group, Inc.

ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY

Assistive Technology and ResearchCenter at National RehabilitationHospitalDecember 6, 2004 – October 28, 2012Funding Source: U.S. Army Medical

Research and Materiel Command(USAMRMC)

Tele-Rehab Home-based TherapyMay 1, 2008 – March 30, 2011Funding Source: Catholic University;

University of Alabama-Birmingham;Eunice Kennedy Shriver NationalInstitute of Child Health andHuman Development, NationalInstitutes of Health

Extension of the MIME Robotic Systemfor Stroke RehabilitationJuly 1, 2007 – June 30, 2011Funding Source: Department of

Veterans Affairs, Veterans HealthAdministration, RehabilitationResearch and Development Service

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