In 2013, Aika Yoshida (an orthopedic physical therapist) suffered an incomplete spinal cord injury that initially left her paralyzed with an uncertain future. Aika’s remarkable recovery led her to walk […]
NeuroHope was thrilled and humbled to be honored by the Foundation for Complex Healthcare Solutions as the first ever recipient of the Care Innovation Award! NeuroHope Founder and Executive Director […]
If you missed the fantastic pictures on the NeuroHope Facebook page from our “Dogs From The Dock” hotdog give-away at Lake Wawasee, we’ve got ’em below! Yep, we served hundreds […]
On behalf of the entire NeuroHope team: THANK-YOU to all who came to support our Open House last week! We had a great turnout and raised more than $4,000 to […]
Last week WFMS-FM featured NeuroHope on their Sunday Morning Friends & Neighbors Show, a weekly program that highlights non-profits and community events throughout the Indianapolis metro area. Steve Stuart invited […]
The Conquer Paralysis Now (CPN) annual “Racing to Recovery” gala was held at the Crane Bay Event Center last week, and the foundation was kind enough to give NeuroHope staff […]
It may sound like science fiction, but it happened in a lab at Ohio State University. Back in 2014, Ian Burkhart made headlines worldwide by becoming the first complete quadriplegic […]
Macy Huff was a 15-year old sophomore at Ben Davis High School when a tumble at cheerleading practice went terribly wrong. On April 25, 2013 she was demonstrating a maneuver […]
Every year the Indianapolis Business Journal selects forty individuals in the Indy metro area who “have demonstrated impressive career achievements and unparalleled community involvement before the age of 40.” The […]
Team NeuroHope was out in full force at last week’s Indianapolis Monumental Marathon! A HUGE THANK-YOU goes out to our friends and family who braved the cold to participate in […]