About Us
Toronto Rehabilitation Institute (TRI) is Canada’s largest academic hospital dedicated to adult rehabilitation and complex continuing care. TRI’s research program solves problems in four areas: prevention of disability; restoration of function following injury or illness; enabling independent living at home; and optimization of the rehab system. TRI researchers develop new treatments, helpful products and evidence that guides changes to policy and public opinion. TRI’s research laboratories are located at four sites: University Centre, Lyndhurst Hospital and TRI Cardiac and Stroke Centre, and the Bickle Centre. The institute includes labs and facilities that are completely unique in the world of rehabilitation research. The centre-piece of TRI’s research facilities is the iDAPT Centre for Rehabilitation Research (iDAPT), a unique space where ideas can be cultivated and tested in realistic settings. The iDAPT Centre includes the Challenging Environment Assessment Laboratory (CEAL), a group of one-of-a-kind biomechanics and simulation laboratories.
 
TRI researchers are grouped into the following teams according to their research program:
  • Acquired Brain Injury & Society
  • Artificial Intelligence & Robotics for Rehabilitation (AI&RR)
  • Brain Discovery & Recovery
  • Cardiorespiratory Fitness
  • Communication
  • Home, Community & Institutional Environments (HC&IE)
  • Mobility
  • Neural Engineering & Therapeutics
  • Optimize
  • Sleep Science
  • Swallowing Science
 
Read more about TRI at http://www.idapt.com/
 
About Us
Toronto Rehabilitation Institute (TRI) is Canada’s largest academic hospital dedicated to adult rehabilitation and complex continuing care. TRI’s research program solves problems in four areas: prevention of disability; restoration of function following injury or illness; enabling independent living at home; and optimization of the rehab system. TRI researchers develop new treatments, helpful products and evidence that guides changes to policy and public opinion. TRI’s research laboratories are located at four sites: University Centre, Lyndhurst Hospital and TRI Cardiac and Stroke Centre, and the Bickle Centre. The institute includes labs and facilities that are completely unique in the world of rehabilitation research. The centre-piece of TRI’s research facilities is the iDAPT Centre for Rehabilitation Research (iDAPT), a unique space where ideas can be cultivated and tested in realistic settings. The iDAPT Centre includes the Challenging Environment Assessment Laboratory (CEAL), a group of one-of-a-kind biomechanics and simulation laboratories.
 
TRI researchers are grouped into the following teams according to their research program:
  • Acquired Brain Injury & Society
  • Artificial Intelligence & Robotics for Rehabilitation (AI&RR)
  • Brain Discovery & Recovery
  • Cardiorespiratory Fitness
  • Communication
  • Home, Community & Institutional Environments (HC&IE)
  • Mobility
  • Neural Engineering & Therapeutics
  • Optimize
  • Sleep Science
  • Swallowing Science
 
Read more about TRI at http://www.idapt.com/
 
Locations and Numbers
  • Toronto Rehabilitation Institute - Geriatric Rehab, Neuro Rehab
    550 University Avenue
    Toronto, Ontario
    M5G 2A2
    Tel: 416-597-3422 ext 3000
    Fax: 416-597-1977
  • E.W. Bickle Centre - Complex Continuing Care
    130 Dunn Avenue
    Toronto, ON
    M6K 2R7
    Tel: 416-597-3422 ext 2000
    Fax: 416-530-0422
  • Lakeside Long - Term Care
    150 Dunn Avenue
    Toronto, ON
    M6K 2R6
    Tel: 416-533-2828
  • Lyndhurst Centre - Spinal Cord Rehab
    520 Sutherland Drive
    Toronto, ON
    M4G 3V9
    Tel: 416-597-3422 ext 6000
    Fax: 416-422-5216
  • Rumsey Centre - Outpatient Cardiac Rehab and Secondary Prevention, and Outpatient Neuro Rehab
    Rusmey Cardiac:
    347 Rusmey Road
    Toronto, ON
    M4G 1R7
    Tel: 416-597-3422 ext 5200
    Fax: 416-425-0301
    Rumsey Neuro:
    345 Rumsey Road
    Toronto, ON
    M4G 1R7
    Tel: 416-597-3422 ext 5300
    Fax: 416-425-8906
For directions on each location please visit the TRI site.
iDAPT
To learn more about the iDAPT facilities follow this link www.Idapt.com.

Tours can now be booked online! Follow this link to book your tour today www.Idapttours.com.

 
iDAPT Helpdesk
IT support service dedicated solely to Toronto Rehab research users. Primary contact for all IT related needs.

Hours:    8am to 5pm*
Phone:   416-597-3422 [ext. 7874 (RUSH)]
Email:    idapt-helpdesk@uhn.ca

* For after-hours support please leave a message or email us 

* Fill out the NARF Form using the embedded instructions.
 
Remote Access
TRI Research/iDAPT provide researchers with remote access which allows:
  • access to your TRI Research network resources from home
  • access to the Research and Corporate Intranet
 
To request Remote Access:
Centralized Recruitment

Centralized Recruitment (CR) consists of Toronto Rehabilitation Institute's team of skilled Patient Research Liaisons (PRLs). Central Recruitment helps to ensure that our patients have equal access to research, and our researchers have equal access to patients. CR can help researchers achieve their sample size, and provides opportunities for interested inpatients to participate in research. 

CR needs line items in your grants to pay for recruitment. Please download the Centralized Recruitment Calculator to determine your recruiting cost estimate. Please submit a screenshot of the calculator results with your CAPCR submission. Please contact  Louise.Brisbois@uhn.ca  for assistance with completion of the CR Calculator. A finalized CR Calculator must be submitted with your CAPCR application if recruiting inpatients at TRI. 
Institute Inquiry

Ask Milos, the Director of TRI, a Question

Dr. Milos Popovic, Director of the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute (TRI), has expertise within the realm of research programs, activities and commercialization at TRI. To see previously answered questions, see the archive.

 

Ask Milos a question
Contact

Lois Ward
Manager, Research Operations
lois.ward@uhn.ca

Toronto Rehabilitation Institute
550 University Avenue
Toronto, ON
M5G 2A2
CANADA
 
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About Us
Toronto Rehabilitation Institute (TRI) is Canada’s largest academic hospital dedicated to adult rehabilitation and complex continuing care. TRI’s research program solves problems in four areas: prevention of disability; restoration of function following injury or illness; enabling independent living at home; and optimization of the rehab system. TRI researchers develop new treatments, helpful products and evidence that guides changes to policy and public opinion. TRI’s research laboratories are located at four sites: University Centre, Lyndhurst Hospital and TRI Cardiac and Stroke Centre, and the Bickle Centre. The institute includes labs and facilities that are completely unique in the world of rehabilitation research. The centre-piece of TRI’s research facilities is the iDAPT Centre for Rehabilitation Research (iDAPT), a unique space where ideas can be cultivated and tested in realistic settings. The iDAPT Centre includes the Challenging Environment Assessment Laboratory (CEAL), a group of one-of-a-kind biomechanics and simulation laboratories.
 
TRI researchers are grouped into the following teams according to their research program:
  • Acquired Brain Injury & Society
  • Artificial Intelligence & Robotics for Rehabilitation (AI&RR)
  • Brain Discovery & Recovery
  • Cardiorespiratory Fitness
  • Communication
  • Home, Community & Institutional Environments (HC&IE)
  • Mobility
  • Neural Engineering & Therapeutics
  • Optimize
  • Sleep Science
  • Swallowing Science
 
Read more about TRI at http://www.idapt.com/
 

Contact

Lois Ward
Manager, Research Operations
lois.ward@uhn.ca

Toronto Rehabilitation Institute
550 University Avenue
Toronto, ON
M5G 2A2
CANADA
 

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