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Neuro­rehabilitation

The people we serve face many different challenges, and each person has unique needs and goals.

Adults with work-related injuries want to get back to work and life as soon as possible. Military members and veterans may be adjusting to life back at home after their injury and need support for the next phase of life. Whatever their challenge or goal, our neurorehabilitation programs help people with a wide range of needs heal so they can get back to living life.

We get to know each individual and involve their family or support team to create a care plan just for them. Every activity teaches a life skill to use in everyday life, including mobility, daily living, self care, and more. Mastering these skills helps the people we serve live more independent lives.

Because everyone learns best in different settings, we offer our neurorehabilitation programs in our community-based residential programs and throughout our in-home, host home, outpatient, and day treatment programs.

Support services are tailored to the needs of each person we serve and may include:

  • Daily life skills
  • Physical and occupational therapy
  • Medication management
  • Mobility coordination
  • Visual perceptual skills
  • Speech and language
  • Memory and attention
  • Social skill building
  • Behavioral health supports
  • Community activities
man holding a resistance band while a female physical therapist guides him

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I am doing things I never thought I’d be able to do. Knowing they care about me getting better – they are great people.

Jim, a person served by NeuroRestorative Jimperson served by NeuroRestorative

What supports are included in
Neuro­rehabilitation?


  • Day and Vocational Programs

    NeuroRestorative’s day and vocational programs help people build skills to become more independent at home, work, and in their community environment.

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  • Home and Community Programs

    In our home and community programs, people recovering from brain injury and other challenges build life skills to succeed at home, at work, and in other areas of life.

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  • Supported and Transitional Living

    NeuroRestorative’s supported living and transitional living programs help adults recovering from brain injury and other challenges prepare to live on their own, with family, or in one of our supported residences.

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