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For the 36th year, @usnews has named Shirley Ryan AbilityLab the No. 1 rehabilitation hospital in the nation — an achievement unmatched in healthcare.
“Our 36th consecutive No. 1 ranking by U.S. News & World Report reflects decades of excellence, and the people and purpose defining our success,” said Pablo Celnik, MD, CEO. “This recognition is one measure of a much larger story — the breadth of our impact across patient care, research, and education, and our shared commitment to shaping the future of human ability.”
Read more at the link in our bio.
04 Aug 2026
Every patient who comes to Shirley Ryan AbilityLab brings a story all their own. Each rehabilitation journey is deeply personal, shaped by individual goals, challenges and possibilities.
A new video shares four of those stories, putting the spotlight on Yaretzi A., JR, Kellan T. and Brett G. Their journeys are a testament to what is possible when care and research come together to facilitate better, faster patient recoveries.
Read their stories at the link in our bio.
22 Jul 2026
It's National Rehabilitation Awareness Week — a great time of year to recognize the transformative impact of rehabilitation and to celebrate the clinicians who help patients return to the lives they love after illness or injury.
Visit our blog to learn about choosing an inpatient rehabilitation hospital. Our resource guide outlines key questions to ask when choosing a rehabilitation provider, especially for individuals recovering from a complex condition.
Read more at the link in our bio.
15 Sep 2026
You showed UP. We TOWERED UP! 🧡
Yesterday, our incredible community came together at Willis Tower to climb 2,149 stairs or handcycle the equivalent in support of Shirley Ryan AbilityLab. From the determination in the stairwell to the celebrations 103 floors above Chicago, the energy was palpable at SkyRise Chicago 2026.
To our climbers, handcyclists, virtual participants, corporate teams, volunteers, sponsors and supporters — THANK YOU for showing up, cheering each other on and making this year's event one to remember!
Every dollar raised helps advance life-changing rehabilitation care, research and programs at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab. Here’s to the incredible things we can accomplish together. 🙌
#SkyRiseChicago #TowerUp #ShirleyRyanAbilityLab
09 Nov 2026
SkyRise Chicago 2026 was a BLAST! 🥳
While it’s too late to join in the climb this year, you can still support all of the incredible work @abilitylab is doing at SkyRiseChicago.org
And for those of you in the Chicagoland area - here’s hoping I see you at the TOP of the Willis Tower in 2027 😍💙
#ShirleyRyanAbilityLab #ShirleyRyanAbilityLabPartner #sponsored #SkyRiseChicago #AdaptiveSport
09 Nov 2026
103 FLOORS IN 43 MINUTES! 🏙️💪
Officially crossed climbing the @willistowerchicago off my bucket list at SkyRise Chicago with Shirley Ryan @abilitylab! My goal was under 50 minutes, and I finished in 43! 🥹
Such an honor to be part of this incredible event! It only happens once a year, and I’m already excited for next year! ❤️
#ad #willistower #chicagoevent #chicagobuildings #thingstodoinchicago
08 Nov 2026
Chicago, get ready to climb for a cause! 🧡
Tonight, we’re lighting up the Skydeck Chicago twin antennas orange in honor of SkyRise Chicago and our friends at @abilitylab!
Tomorrow, thousands of climbers will take on the ultimate vertical challenge: 105 flights up Willis Tower to Skydeck Chicago! Every step helps raise critical funds for Shirley Ryan AbilityLab supporting groundbreaking research and life-changing care for people with disabilities and injuries.
We’re cheering on every climber taking on the challenge and helping make a difference. Good luck, climbers!
07 Nov 2026
College basketball player Andy N. is taking on SkyRise Chicago this Sunday, Nov. 8 — climbing to the 103rd floor of @willistowerchicago in support of Shirley Ryan AbilityLab.
Before his junior year of college, Andy was seriously injured in a car crash in California. He sustained a traumatic brain injury, a collapsed lung and two broken legs, leaving him unsure whether he would be able to walk again — or return to competitive basketball.
He came back to Chicago and received outpatient therapy at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab. Through hard work and determination, Andy regained his ability to walk and returned to college basketball about six months after the car accident. Today, he remains back on the court while also preparing for SkyRise this weekend!
“I chose to participate to support those who helped me gain my ability to walk and live life again, and to show that people in similar situations can overcome adversity,” he said.
Make a donation today via the link in our bio to support Shirley Ryan AbilityLab patients like Andy.
Thank you to SkyRise Top Flight sponsor, The Fitzpatrick Group, and all those who contribute to make this event a success!
06 Nov 2026
SkyRise Chicago is this Sunday, Nov. 8 — and, for Sydney B., every step will count as she climbs to the 103rd floor of the @willistowerchicago.
In 2021, Sydney’s husband, Tyler B., was critically injured in the line of duty as a police officer. He sustained a traumatic brain injury and spent nine months in inpatient rehabilitation at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab. Along the way, Tyler formed close bonds with the therapists and nurses who cared for him and helped him regain his independence.
In 2022, Sydney joined Tyler’s nurses for her first SkyRise — and fell in love with the event.
Today, she captains a SkyRise team of law enforcement officers, friends and family to honor Tyler’s recovery while raising funds for Shirley Ryan AbilityLab. As team captain, she’s not only training for the climb, but also motivating the team with workout ideas, fundraising reminders and a countdown to the big day!
“My main reason for doing SkyRise is to do it for those who fight so hard for their mobility and life after catastrophic injuries,” she said.
Thanks to you and the entire team for your support, Sydney! Donate today via the SkyRise link in our bio.
05 Nov 2026
Michael G., who goes by Gio, came to Shirley Ryan AbilityLab for inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation after experiencing a spinal cord injury (SCI) in 2025.
This fall, just over a year following his SCI, Gio ran on the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab team at the 2026 Bank of America Chicago Marathon.
And, now, on Sunday, Nov. 8, Gio will be participating in SkyRise Chicago for the second time! This year, he will be climbing to the top of @willistowerchicago with a team of friends and family — including his wife and oldest daughter — by his side. We can’t wait to see you at @skydeckchicago, Gio!
Make a donation today via the link in our bio to support SkyRise Chicago and patients like Gio.
Thank you to SkyRise Top Flight sponsor, Mammoth Dunes, and all those who contribute to make this event a success!
04 Nov 2026
I’m so proud and excited to be working with @abilitylab on SkyRise Chicago 2026 ❤️
Learn more about how YOU can support the incredible rehabilitation work happening at the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab at SkyRiseChicago.org
#ShirleyRyanAbilityLabPartner #Rehabilitation #SkyRiseChicago SkyDeckChicago #sponsored
02 Nov 2026
SkyRise Chicago is NEXT Sunday, Nov. 8, and college student Austin E. will be participating for the second time as a handcyclist! His team of family and friends will climb to the 103rd floor of the @willistowerchicago while he handcycles the equivalent distance.
In November 2024, Austin survived gun violence, resulting in a spinal cord injury (SCI) that left him unable to walk. After stabilizing in acute care, he came to Shirley Ryan AbilityLab for intensive rehabilitation.
Austin said Shirley Ryan AbilityLab gave him the tools, support and confidence he needed to begin rebuilding his life after SCI. Today, he is continuing to study construction management in college, living independently and navigating campus as a wheelchair user.
He aims to participate in SkyRise each November — coinciding with the anniversary of his injury — to give back to the place that helped him get his life back.
“I wouldn't be where I am today — nor nearly as independent as I am — without Shirley Ryan AbilityLab. Everyone deserves access to the same level of care and support that I was fortunate enough to receive.”
Join us next weekend for Skyrise! Register at the link in our bio.
01 Nov 2026
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