Penn Medicine Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Outpatient Therapy

10/09/2026

Congratulations to Lauren DuGuay, an occupational therapist at Penn Medicine | Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Specialty Hospital, for receiving GSPP’s Service Excellence Award!

10/05/2026

Welcome to GSPP Rehabilitation, new hires!

10/02/2026

A marketing professional, runner, violinist and traveler, Elizabeth never considered a stroke would disrupt her life — especially at 40 years old. But it did.

With determination, hard work and support from GSPP Rehabilitation's inpatient and outpatient teams, and partners at Penn Medicine, Elizabeth made a full recovery.

The stroke, she said, also led to an unexpectedly profound personal journey.

Elizabeth's story: https://pennrehab.org/life-changing-stroke-recovery/

09/30/2026

A little behind-the-scenes look at Gritty’s visit to GSPP Rehabilitation and Penn Medicine Rehabilitation. 🧡🖤

We had the best time hanging out with Gritty. Thanks for bringing so much energy and joy to our rehab teams and patients!

09/29/2026

Congratulations to Kari Diamond, PT, and Kavita Patel, PT, for receiving the Clinical Educators of the Year Award from Arcadia University.

This well-deserved recognition reflects the impact they have on their students through dedication, mentorship and commitment to developing the next generation of healthcare clinicians.

Way to go! 👏

09/25/2026

During her 100th Spartan race, Andrea suffered a life-altering injury that put her out of the race and on the sidelines for nearly a year.

Support, faith and rehab at Penn Medicine | Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Outpatient Therapy helped Andrea return to form — and to complete her 100th Spartan race exactly one year after the accident.

https://pennrehab.org/the-joy-of-finishing-the-race/

09/23/2026

🧡🖤 Gritty visited patients and team members at Penn Medicine Rehabilitation and Penn Medicine | Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Specialty Hospital, bringing smiles to all.

Thanks, Gritty, for stopping by and spreading joy!

Philadelphia Flyers

09/22/2026

09/17/2026

⚽️After tearing her ACL during a soccer tournament, Gracie was determined to get back onto the field as soon as possible to play her senior year of high school.

That determination and some expert care from Penn Medicine and Penn Medicine | Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Outpatient Therapy, got Gracie back on the field.

08/28/2026

This group is kind of a big dill! 🥒

Working alongside the Recreation Therapy team at Penn Medicine Rehabilitation, patients made their own pickles with fresh cucumbers from the Rittenhouse Farmers Market and decorated pickle jars.

Safe to say, everyone had a dill-ightful time!

07/19/2022

Outpatient Therapy
Outpatients can have two healthy (i.e. no fever or other signs of illness) support persons.

Health Screenings
When entering Penn Medicine at Rittenhouse or a Good Shepherd Penn Partners outpatient facility, all patients and visitors must complete a health screening. This screening can be performed electronically via smartphone, tablet or computer prior to visiting via this link: https://pennmedicine.org/prescreen. If using a computer, print the “green pass” and bring it with you. You will receive screening information prior to or upon your visit.

Face Coverings
To help maintain a healthy environment, all patients and visitors/caregivers must wear a surgical facemask throughout their visit. A surgical facemask can be provided onsite if need.

Visitors/caregivers must also practice social distancing, restricting movement in the facility as much as possible. Visitors will not be permitted in the gym unless invited by therapist for family training.

For Patients on COVID Precautions:
To ensure your safety, the clinical team will schedule your visit 24 hours in advance. For your visit, you will receive information about risk of infection and will be asked to put on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (gown, gloves, medical mask, eye protection/face shield). Unit staff will show you how to put on/remove PPE to ensure your safety and reduce the risk of viral spread to others.

* If you are unable or unwilling to wear PPE, staff can provide alternative visit m**h