Neurological recovery and rehabilitation programs, services and therapies for those who have suffered from stroke, seizures, traumatic brain injury, closed head injuries and concussions.

INJURIES

	Brachial Plexus Injuries
	Closed Head Injuries
	Concussions
	Spinal Cord Injuries
	Stroke
	Traumatic Brain Injuries

SYMPTOMS

	Loss of Speech
	Memory Loss
	Paralysis
	Seizures

PROGRAMS

	Acute Residential Rehab
	Community Re-Entry Program
	Post-Acute Transitional Rehab
	Post-Acute Long-Term Care
	Community Based Living
	Vocational Rehabilitation

RECOVERY

	Behavioral & Emotional
	Cognitive & Communication

Acute Residential Rehabilitation

This program operates in acute care hospital settings. The patient population includes residents requiring 24-hour nursing, residents in the early stages of the post-acute phase of recovery, and residents requiring evaluation for appropriate neurobehavioral treatment. Residents may be dependent in all activities of daily living. Treatment along the post-acute continuum of care may extend from short-term (30-180 days) treatment, to long-term care (greater than 180 days) for persons requiring care for ongoing medical/neurobehavioral interventions.

The goals of the program are to deliver effective and efficient treatment for improving neuropsychiatric status, behavioral function, and for promoting participation in daily meaningful productive activities. Meeting these goals allows residents to safely transfer home or to other less restrictive environments. For persons requiring long-term care, the goals include maintenance of the highest level of independent functioning achieved, prevention of recidivism to acute care, and promotion of quality of life through participation in meaningful daily and leisure activities.

Services Provided

Admission Criteria

24-hour staff
24-hour nursing supervision
Neuromedical management
Behavioral management
Living skills training
Physical therapy
Occupational therapy
Speech therapy
Neuropsychological evaluations
Clinical psychological evaluation and therapy
Vocational assessments and programming
Educational assessments and programming
Support groups
Community re-training
Cognitive re-training

Must be at least 16.5 years of age
Nursing intervention requiring at least 30 minutes per day, including medication administration and neuromedical baseline observations.
Cases requiring formal consultation with attending physician equal to or greater than two times per month.
Formal rehabilitation therapies necessary upon admission, or greater than or equal to two concurrent therapies in two or more discipline areas.
Part-time to full time supervision requirements.
May require total assistance on all measures of self-care, physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, transfers and locomotion.

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Post-Acute Transitional Rehab l Post-Acute Long-Term Care l Community Based Living l Vocational Rehabilitation

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