Chris Leeuw is a powerful example of how personal tragedy can inspire positive change. A life-changing spinal cord injury in a 2010 swimming accident initially left him paralyzed from the neck down.

NeuroHope patient Ariane O'Connor said he's willing to do that, if his insurance plan from his job at Eskenazi Health won't pay for all the therapy he needs at NeuroHope. O'Connor, 29, woke up one day ...

He wasn’t being a daredevil. His choice wasn’t some expression of defiant, idealistic independence or gratuitous death-cheating. Chris Leeuw was on a kayak trip with friends near Edinburgh in August ...

After a diving accident in 2010 left him paralyzed from the neck down, it took nearly two years and a brief move to Utah for Chris Leeuw to be able to walk and drive again. Now, Leeuw is determined to ...

The upcoming “Swing ‘Fore’ Hope” Golf Scramble event is happening at Ironwood in Fishers on Monday, September 19. It’s all to benefit the Neurohope outpatient physical therapy and fitness center, ...

A patient with a spinal cord injury is hospitalized, then released to a rehabilitation facility and, later, outpatient therapy. But insurance benefits run out and therapy stops long before the patient ...

LAWRENCE, Ind. — A local nonprofit rehab center now seeks to reduce barriers to long-term care after receiving a $1 million grant. The OrthoIndy Foundation awarded the grant to NeuroHope in Lawrence, ...