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Neurological Rehabilitation Maryland

Maryland is part of the Baltimore-Washington research corridor, which has significant neurological research and treatment infrastructure. However, access to intensive, multidisciplinary neurorehabilitation programs with high daily therapy volumes remains limited. Maryland residents living with stroke aftereffects, traumatic brain injuries, Parkinson's disease, and other neurological conditions may seek alternative intensive rehabilitation options.

~50,000
Stroke survivors
CDC estimates
Baltimore-DC
Research corridor
Regional data
~19,000
Parkinson's patients
Parkinson's Foundation estimates
Access

Neurorehabilitation Access in Maryland

Maryland has strong medical infrastructure, but intensive neurorehabilitation programs with the daily therapy volume (up to 7 hours) offered by CIREN are uncommon. For Maryland patients seeking an intensive, multidisciplinary approach, CIREN's Neurological Restoration Program in Havana offers an alternative model of rehabilitation.

Travel

Getting to CIREN from Maryland

Travel from Maryland to Cuba typically involves connecting flights through Miami or Fort Lauderdale. SMC Salud coordinates all travel logistics including flights, visa support, and ground transportation for Maryland patients.

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FAQ

Maryland — Questions and Answers

Is there a CIREN facility in Maryland?

No. CIREN is located in Havana, Cuba. There is no CIREN facility in Maryland. Maryland patients travel to Havana for treatment. SMC Salud coordinates all travel and logistics.

Maryland has good medical infrastructure — why consider CIREN?

While Maryland has excellent medical infrastructure, intensive neurorehabilitation programs with the daily therapy volume offered by CIREN (up to 7 hours per day in 4-week cycles) are uncommon. CIREN offers a different model of rehabilitation — intensive, multidisciplinary, and personalized. Patients should consult their own physicians before pursuing international treatment.

How do Maryland patients get to CIREN?

Travel from Maryland to Cuba typically involves connecting flights through Miami or Fort Lauderdale. SMC Salud assists with flight arrangements, visa support, and ground transportation in Havana.

Medical Disclaimer: Information about CIREN's programs is provided for educational purposes only. SMC Salud facilitates coordination and travel logistics; all medical decisions are made by CIREN's medical team following individual evaluation. Rehabilitation outcomes vary by individual and cannot be guaranteed.