Hackensack Meridian Outpatient Rehabilitation at Holmdel – North Beers Street

Physical Therapy

We design personalized physical therapy programs to reduce pain, enhance mobility and balance, restore function in everyday activities, and prevent future injuries. Whether you're recovering from surgery, managing a chronic condition, or simply looking to move with more ease, our PTs will guide you every step of the way towards achieving your goals and moving with confidence.

Occupational Therapy

Through occupational therapy, our experts address challenges with dressing, bathing, cooking, returning to work or school. They can also address fine motor skills and coordination difficulties, including hand function. Our OTs will ensure you can fully participate in the activities that matter most to you.

Speech Therapy

If you have difficulty speaking clearly, understanding language, swallowing safely or thinking clearly, our speech-language pathologists (SLPs) can help. Speech therapy can improve your speech clarity, language skills, swallowing ability, and cognitive function. Our therapists will work closely with you to develop a personalized plan that empowers you to communicate effectively and confidently.

Specialized Adult Programs

In addition to our core services, Hackensack Meridian Rehabilitation in Holmdel - North Beers Street offers specialized programs including vestibular rehabilitation, stroke recovery, and hand therapy.

Many of our therapists hold advanced certifications in specialized areas, allowing us to provide a more targeted approach to your care. This includes:

• LSVT LOUD Therapy: For individuals with Parkinson's disease, this evidence-based program improves vocal loudness, speech clarity, and overall communication effectiveness.
• LSVT BIG Therapy: This program, also for those with Parkinson's, addresses movement difficulties such as slowed movements, reduced range of motion, postural instability, and decreased walking speed and stride length, ultimately improving quality of life.
• Hand Therapy: Our occupational therapists are skilled in treating a variety of hand and upper extremity conditions. 
• Pelvic Floor Therapy: We offer pelvic floor rehabilitation techniques for both men and women to address a range of pelvic floor issues. These may include pain, incontinence, urgency, frequency, sexual dysfunction, and postpartum recovery. 
• Orthopedic Therapy: Our Board-Certified Orthopedic Clinical Specialists possess advanced knowledge, skills, and experience in managing musculoskeletal conditions. This specialization focuses on the rehabilitation of injuries and disorders affecting the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles, and nerves, helping you regain strength, mobility, and function.
• Vestibular Therapy: Our therapists are certified through the American Institute of Balance and are trained to effectively assess and treat dizziness and balance issues. We offer a comprehensive vestibular rehabilitation program to help assess the root cause of the dizziness and then develop a plan to appropriately address conditions such as, vertigo (BPPV), concussion, vestibulopathy, and cervicogenic dizziness. 

Pediatric Physical, Occupational, and Speech Therapy

We offer a comprehensive range of pediatric therapy services tailored to babies, children, and teens. Our experienced therapists specialize in treating a variety of developmental, physical, and sensory needs in a supportive, child-focused environment. 

Our dedicated pediatric therapy room is thoughtfully designed for the needs and bodies of children, featuring age-appropriate equipment, a kid-friendly atmosphere, and a layout that promotes comfort, safety, and engagement throughout each session.

We treat conditions including, but not limited to apraxia, articulation disorders, auditory processing disorders, autism, cerebral palsy, coordination disorders, developmental delays, early language delays, emotion and behavior regulation challenges, expressive and receptive language disorders, feeding and swallowing disorders, fine motor skills difficulties (affecting handwriting, self-care, and play), fluency disorders, gait abnormalities, picky eating, plagiocephaly (flat head syndrome), sensory processing disorders, social skills deficits, spina bifida, toe walking, tongue thrust, torticollis, and voice disorders (e.g., vocal nodules).