Physician-led physiatry (PM&R) care for brain injury, stroke, dementia and concussion, at two Chicago locations. Your body does not work in separate parts, so we treat the whole person rather than a list of symptoms, with respect and with hope.
Care available in English Español Português
We help adults living with brain injury, stroke, or another acquired brain condition, and we include their families and caregivers in their care.
We walk alongside you through your recovery to make sure you're getting care that works for you.
Personalized care plans and expert treatment guided by your needs.
The umbrella in our logo means that we are all connected, and so are your symptoms.
A sudden impact to the head that causes damage to the brain.
A lack of blood flow to certain parts of the brain.
Health problems after brain injury like headaches, blurred vision, or trouble concentrating.
An inability to think, learn, remember, or make decisions.
Changes in feelings and moods after a brain injury.
We also treat dementia, encephalopathy, diffuse axonal injury (DAI), a velocity-dependent injury that follows high falls, car accidents and falls from horses, and anoxia, a lack of oxygen to the brain.
We offer a variety of services based on your unique needs and goals.
A team of specialists work together to help you regain strength, independence, and daily function. We put a plan together that works for your unique experience, needs, and goals.
Learn more about brain injury and neurological care
Headaches, mental fogginess, dizzy spells and vision changes can last long after the injury itself. If symptoms are still there after two weeks, that is the point to seek care.
Learn more about concussion management
We create a personal health plan that fits your culture, habits, and daily life, with health coaching to help you make simple, realistic changes.
Learn more about lifestyle medicine
Physical medicine and rehabilitation restores function and quality of life. We treat the whole person, without surgery, managing symptoms like spasticity, pain and changes in memory or mood.
Learn more about physiatry and PM&R
Our body doesn't work in separate parts, and neither should your health. That's why I left the hospital setting to be your quarterback during your recovery journey.
As a physical medicine and rehabilitation physician who specializes in Brain Injury Rehabilitation Medicine, I led patient care at TIRR Memorial Hermann Rehabilitation Hospital and Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital. Now, I want to be here to support you, your family and your caregivers on your journey.
Dr. Fabiolla Kopp, MD Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Read our storyDr Kopp, you are friendly, knowledgeable, patient, smart, kind, full of crazy laughter, and have a sweet personality.
Dr Kopp, we love you and the way you care for your patients; you and your staff are great with the way you handle everything, like your patients are your family. Thank you!
We care for survivors of any type of brain injury or acquired brain condition: traumatic brain injury (TBI) of all severities, including concussion, along with stroke, dementia, encephalopathy, diffuse axonal injury, and anoxic brain injury. These conditions can affect thinking, behavior, and function, and your family is part of your care.
We combine evidence-based rehabilitation with lifestyle medicine and therapeutic coaching tailored to each patient. Our care is multilingual (English, Español, and Português), culturally competent, and rooted in whole-person healing. We also have the support of the University of Illinois Chicago Psychiatry Department, if we think your symptoms need more specialized attention.
We accept most insurances, and because contracts are always changing, give us a call to confirm we take yours. We currently accept BCBS, Aetna, United, Medicare, Medicaid, and most marketplace plans. If you do not have insurance, we also offer a membership option.
Phone (773) 312-4423. Providers can fax referrals to (773) 312-4522.
We are ready to partner with you on your path to recovery. Contact us to schedule your first visit, ask about our services, or discuss a referral.
Registered patient? Request your visit through the patient portal or call us. New patient? Call for an appointment.
