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ICD - International Center for the Disabled is a non-profit outpatient rehabilitation center in New York City providing a broad range of health services to people of all ages with disabilities and other rehabilitative and developmental needs. Since our founding in 1917 as the first outpatient rehabilitation center in the country, ICD has pioneered new programs and services to help thousands of individuals achieve better health, greater independence, and more productive work, school, and family life. ICD currently serves over 4,000 people a year, from all five boroughs of New York City, who come to our conveniently located Manhattan center where they receive expert medical, speech and language, mental health and vocational services all at one site. ICD is a recognized leader in providing integrated rehabilitative care.
ICD Announces
The Margaret Milbank Bogert Pavilion at ICD On October 27, 2011, ICD - International Center for the Disabled proudly renamed its building, the Margaret Milbank Bogert Pavilion at ICD to honor Mrs. Bogert's memory and extraordinary legacy of devoted leadership, generosity and service to ICD, and also to the field of rehabilitation as a whole. See our Latest News to read more about Mrs. Bogert and the Milbank and Bogert families.
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 Watch Kids at ICD Videos
ICD serves hundreds of children every year in several programs. Our school-based mental health clinic in East Harlem, one of New York City's poorest communities, helps children and families in crisis. Watch these videos profiling some of our kids. |
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