Center for Transitional Neuro-Rehabilitation

After leaving the hospital or rehabilitation facility, you or your loved one may need 24-hour supervision at home—and here, our Center has you fully covered. The purpose of our Home Independence Program is to help you or your loved one become as independent as possible, while functioning as a productive and contributing member in your own home.

Prospective participants must show the cognitive and physical potential to reach improved independence in the home within six months of admission to this program.

Recovering from a brain injury often means unexpected challenges due to cognitive, physical, and personality changes; especially when returning to work. This is the driving force behind our Work Re-Entry Program. Whether you’re returning to your former job or working in a role with fewer responsibilities, a critical aspect of treatment is helping manage feelings of disappointment or frustration, and developing a hopeful but realistic outlook for the future.

Patients are discharged from the Work Re-Entry Program when at least eight to 12 weeks of successful participation in a paid work environment have been demonstrated.

When returning to school after a brain injury, you’re likely to face frustrations related to academic goals, and our School Reentry Program helps you adjust to your new circumstances. This program focuses on facilitating your return to high school or higher education through appropriate therapies, as well as working with school personnel to identify and address whatever accommodations you’ll have upon returning to online coursework or a classroom setting. 

Students are discharged from this program after they successfully attend school for one full term.

Our Transitional Program is ideal for those independent at home, but not fully ready to return to work or school. Made up of selected therapies from both the Home Independence and Work and School Re-Entry Programs, you or your loved one will continue in this program on a month-to-month basis until you’re ready to move fully into the Work and School Re-Entry Program.

After completing formal rehabilitation, you or your loved one may benefit from the Refresher Program—especially when changes in work, school, or living situations take place. Attending on a short-term basis, patients will receive emotional support and updates in compensatory strategies to help adapt to lifestyle changes. Therapists will provide updated evaluations and recommend selected individual and group therapies to maximize outcomes.

Our Fast Track Program is best for those with mild brain injuries getting ready to transition back to work. Patients best-suited to this program are within the first few months of a mild brain injury and require short-term targeted compensation training by a CTN team to re-integrate to their prior position. Psychoeducation and family support and education are also included.