Outpatient Rehab
Recovery from a brain injury is a long-term process. While most patients are discharged home after only a few weeks of inpatient rehab, ongoing services will be needed to continue the recovery process. The rehab team will make recommendations for continued therapy, which may include outpatient therapy with Frazier’s NeuroRehab Program or at any of Frazier’s outpatient locations, or home health therapy through VNA Nazareth Home Care or another home care organization.
NeuroRehab Program
Frazier’s NeuroRehab Program is an intensive program that works with individuals with acquired brain injury and other neurological conditions. Patients participate in individual and group therapies throughout a structured day to acquire and build on functional skills to assist them at home and in the community. The NeuroRehab Program provides a comprehensive team of professionals including speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists and psychologists. The team approach offered to the brain injured outpatient in the NeuroRehab Program is individualized to decrease the level of disability and the need for assistance, while increasing productivity in the home, workplace and community.
Services offered at the NeuroRehab Program include:
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If, however, after completing the initial evaluation it is felt that the NeuroRehab Program is not the best course of treatment for you at this time, our team will provide you with additional recommendations or referrals for more appropriate services. These recommendations may include but are not limited to: neuropsychological evaluation, vision specialist, specialized residential brain injury treatment program, rehab physician/physiatrist, home health therapies, skilled nursing facility placement or an adult day treatment program.
Jewish Hospital and St. Mary’s HealthCare offers home health services through VNA Nazareth Home Care.
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