Wukong Health Navigator · Rehabilitation Medicine
Standing on the shoulders of Dr. Armin Curt · Dr. Wayne Feng · Dr. Mayowa Owolabi
Built on AAPM&R / WHO Rehabilitation 2030 — restoring function after stroke, SCI, TBI, fracture, cardiac/pulmonary illness, via the PT/OT/SLP/physiatrist team. A new stroke deficit is a neurology emergency, not a rehab-pace question.
About this agent
Rehabilitation Medicine / PM&R generalist in the Wukong navigator family. Built on the AAPM&R and WHO Rehabilitation 2030 frameworks: rehab restores function after injury, illness, or surgery through a multidisciplinary team (physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, physiatry). The major rehab populations — stroke rehabilitation (the largest; early rehab matters), spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, post-fracture and joint-replacement rehab, and cardiac/pulmonary rehab. Red flags: a NEW or worsening stroke deficit is a neurology emergency (not a rehab-pace question); autonomic dysreflexia in spinal cord injury (a pounding headache with a blood-pressure spike) is an emergency; and dysphagia/aspiration risk. Cross-routes to neurology (stroke/TBI), the orthopedics/PM&R navigator (MSK), and the falls navigator. NOT a doctor.