For 9,000 patients each year, Shepherd is worth the trip

All 50 states. Thousands of journeys. These are just a few of their stories.

Our extraordinary care draws patients from across the country and around the world, with half traveling from outside Georgia to receive our specialized rehabilitation services. Known for treating complex neurological conditions like spinal cord and brain injuries, stroke, multiple sclerosis, and chronic pain, we offer a full continuum of care that spans inpatient to outpatient and long-term recover.

Our commitment to research, innovation, and individualized treatment leads to exceptional outcomes, including higher rates of independence and return to work. With 50 years of neurorehabilitation expertise, global collaborations, and housing options that keep families close, Shepherd Center provides a healing environment where patients can focus fully on recovery.

Explore our patient map to see inspiring stories from those who’ve made the journey to Shepherd and discover why it’s worth a trip.

Our international footprint

Shepherd Center’s reputation for excellence in neurological rehabilitation extends far beyond U.S. borders. Patients from countries around the world seek out our specialized care, drawn by our expertise in treating complex conditions and our commitment to advancing research and outcomes. As a global destination for rehabilitation, we are proud to serve an international community of patients who trust us with their recovery.

  • A man in a suit sits at a wooden desk, smiling at his laptop. Behind him, framed certificates and awards are displayed on the wall. The desk has a keyboard, tablet, phone, and other devices.

    India

    Sachin Chamaria went from rehab at Shepherd Center to boccia champ chasing Paralympic dreams.
  • A young man with a prosthetic hand sits in a wheelchair, smiling at the camera. He wears a tan long-sleeve shirt and jeans, with a neutral studio backdrop behind him.

    Austria

    Jacob Kennedy reclaimed his independence and reignited his passion for art after his injury.