Sam Schmidt Launches Conquer Paralysis Now Center in Indianapolis

The IndyCar driver, paralyzed in a 2000 accident, opens a 114,000-square-foot facility to aid spinal cord and neurological injury recovery.

Sam Schmidt, paralyzed from a racing accident in 2000, has dedicated his life to helping others with similar injuries.
The new Conquer Paralysis Now center, in partnership with NeuroHope, is located in the former Five Seasons Sports Club in Indianapolis.
The facility offers comprehensive rehabilitation services, including aquatic pools, adaptive sports, and mental health support.
Schmidt's center aims to address the high rates of suicide and divorce among spinal cord injury patients by providing extensive support and resources.
Driven NeuroRecovery Center also includes amenities like wheelchair repair, financial aid, and a demo apartment for occupational therapy.