Board Certification
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American Board of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (Sub: Spinal Cord Injury Medicine)
American Board of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
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Patient Rating
Patients consistently praise Dr. Rosenbluth for his attentive care and ability to communicate effectively about treatment options. Many express gratitude for his empathetic approach and willingness to invest time in understanding their conditions. However, a few comments indicate mixed experiences, particularly regarding the perceptions of openness in exploring treatment alternatives. Overall, the majority of feedback highlights a strong sense of trust and appreciation for the support provided.
Generated via Patient Reviews
The patient rating score is an average of all responses on our patient experience survey. The rating averages scores for all questions about care from our providers. The scale on which responses are measured is 1 to 5 with 5 being the best score.
Patient comments are gathered from our patient experience survey and displayed in their entirety. For the convenience of our visitors, some patient comments have been translated from their original language into English while preserving their original meaning as accurately as possible. Patients are de-identified for confidentiality and patient privacy.
Board Certification and Academic Information
| Academic Departments |
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
-Associate Professor (Clinical) |
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| Board Certification |
American Board of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation (Sub: Spinal Cord Injury Medicine)
American Board of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
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Education history
| Undergraduate | Biology - University of California - San Diego | B.A. |
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| Professional Medical | Medicine - New York Medical College | M.D. |
| Internship | Internal Medicine - Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital | Intern |
| Residency | Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation - University of California - Davis | Resident |
| Fellowship | Spinal Cord Injury Medicine - University of Washington | Fellow |
Selected Publications
Journal Article
- Wilde H, Gamblin AS, Reese J, Garry JG, Guan J, Mortenson J, Flis A, Rosenbluth JP, Karsy M, Bisson EF, Dailey A (2020). The Effect of Hospital Transfer on Patient Outcomes After Rehabilitation for Spinal Injury. World neurosurgery, 133, e76-e83.
- Piatt, J.A., Nagata, S., Zahl, M., Li, J., & Rosenbluth, J (2017). Problematic secondary health conditions and its impact on social activities and daily life within a SCI population. The journal of spinal cord medicine, 22(3), 165-172.
- Piatt JA, Nagata S, Zahl M, Li J, Rosenbluth J (2016). Problematic secondary health conditions among adults with spinal cord injury and its impact on social participation and daily life. The journal of spinal cord medicine, 39(6), 693-698.
- Piatt JA, Li J, Van Puymbroeck M, Wells M, Rosenbluth J, Shinichi N, Kang (2015). Problematic secondary health conditions and its impact on social activities and daily life within a SCI population. Journal of rehabilitation medicine. Supplement, 54(June 2015), 227-28.
- Zahl M, Compton DM, Kim K, Rosenbluth J (2009). The Effect Of A Self Efficacy And Self-Affirmation Based SCI/D Forum On Active Living In Adults With Spinal Cord Injury /Disease. 21(2), 5-13.
Review
- Cardenas DD, Rosenbluth J (2001). Bladder Management in Women with Spinal Cord Injury. Topics in spinal cord injury rehabilitation,
- Cardenas DD, Rosenbluth J (2001). At Level and Below Level Pain in Spinal Cord Injury. Topics in spinal cord injury rehabilitation,
Book Chapter
- Levy CE, Rosenbluth JP, Lanyi VF, O'Young (2002). Metabolic Bone Disease.
Case Report
- Flis, Al, Duncan, C., Pelt, C., Rosenbluth, J., Willick, S (2015). Left Hip Pain Caused by Right Hip Osteoarthritis in a Patient with an Incomplete Cervical Spinal Cord Injury: A Case Report. (Sept 25),
Abstract
- Piatt, J.A., Van Puymbroeck, Zahl, M., Rosenbluth, & Wells, M (2017). Examining how the perception of health can impact participation and autonomy among adults with spinal cord injury. Topics in spinal cord injury rehabilitation, 22(Summer 2016), 165-172.
Report
- Rose, A., Piatt, J., Zahl, M., Kim, K., Rosenbluth, J., & Compton, D (2007). The impact of self-efficacy on active living and life satisfaction for individuals with spinal cord injury or disease.
- Ballard, L., Compton, D., Rosenbluth, J., Kim, K., Piatt, J., & Zahl, M (2006). Spinal cord injury/disease: A transitional care model.
- Piatt, J., Rosenbluth, J., Smith, S., Ballard, L., Waters, K., & Davis, M (2004). TRAILS for U: (Therapeutic Recreation and Independent Leisure Skills). A proposal for development of a recreational outreach program for spinal cord injury individuals, submitted to the Director of Rehabilitation and Medical Director.
Video/Film/CD/Web/Podcast
- Rosenbluth JP, Clawson (2009). "Continue" An Adaptive Sports Video.
- Rosenbluth J (2005). ASIA Standards.
News & Podcasts
News
- Life-Changing Accident Leads to Hope, New Career Path
- The TetraSki: Using Technology To Enable Quadriplegics To Ski
- Adaptive Sports Just Got Easier With Infusion Of Bio Technology
- Innovative Watercraft, Ski Systems Give Those With Spinal Cord Injuries Freedom
- DIIA winners 2018
- Distinguished Innovation and Impact Award (DIIA)
Really nice guy, down to earth
I would recommend anyone to the University of Utah Medical Center for care. There care and professionalism is above reproach.
He has always listened to my needs and helped a lot. [TRANSLATED]
He was great.He listened to my concerns
Dr. Rosenbluth and his NP, M. Stapleton, brought much more than knowledge to my care, but helped me find hope and motivation towards my recovery and greater function and independence.
Dr Rosenbluth listened carefully and offered realistic suggestions of which I'm trying.
He is a wonderful Dr and director of PT and I was helped tremendously through his direction. His virtual Zoom call a couple days ago was also very helpful.
I've been a patient for over 20 years. His care and understanding of my spinal cord injury is just amazing! Here's to another 20! Cheers!
He's simply terrific. We so appreciate the Zoom call option.
He made my recover possible along with the best people ever
Dr. Rosenbluth was very helpful. He always helps me in finding reasonable solutions to my medical issues.
He was fine.
I am so pleased to have Dr. Roaenbluth to help guide me as I age with mobility and other health concerns. I felt he understood my situation and his insight and recommendations were extremely helpful and,, even more meaningful to me, resulted in my feeling hopeful about
Dr. Rosenbluth is great.. provided me with Rx options in the event that the initial Rx has issues.
Dr. Rosenbluth is a very talented M.D. His insight is appreciated especially regarding Rx drugs.
This is the first time I felt awkward after my visit.
Dr Rosenbluth & PT Rob Shingleton are extremely knowledgeable & expert in their field of spinal chord injuries & treatments. Their staff is top knotch!
Dr Rosenbluth is the best. We are so grateful to have him treating [NAME REMOVED]. We trust him implicitly.
Dr Rosenbluth is an outstanding doctor in his field of spinal chord injuries. Good listener & answered all questions I had. Gave me a plan to better my condition.
Great experience
Dr. Rosenbluth was a good listener and also provided adequate explanations for our concerns
Good
Dr. Rosenbluth and the entire staff at the University of Utah rehab center are amazing. My recovery has been nothing short of miraculous.
Dr Rosenbluth is smart and caring. I trust him completely.
Dr. Rosenbluth took his time and asked me about myself, other than just medical questions.
Dr Rosenbluth is great
The "Fair" ratings are not Dr. Rosenbluth's fault. The problem is there's no good answer for what I'm going through. Jeff is working diligently to try to help find some kind of solution that will help (everything has been exhausted at the University of Utah). Spinal Cord Injuries are by nature unpredictable. Mine just happens to be worse than most Quads.
dr rosenbluth is always very good a troubleshooting and explains options, meds and or procedures according to ____'s needs