Case management services are structured to support comprehensive care coordination and effective discharge planning. Our team collaborates closely with participants to manage all aspects of their treatment, ensuring the seamless integration of therapeutic and supportive services throughout the continuum of care.

A comprehensive assessment will be conducted by our therapist to evaluate pain and identify functional impairments, including muscular weakness, restricted range of motion, balance deficiencies, and potential needs for oculomotor and vestibular rehabilitation.

Our therapists employ evidence-based strategies, including Cognitive Behavioral Theory (CBT), and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Participants in the program will engage in group sessions, discussions, and individual therapy sessions.

​An assessment will be conducted to evaluate cognitive function, including memory recall and both short-term and long-term functional capacities. The therapist focuses on improving daily organizational skills and implementing targeted strategies to address memory deficits and other cognitive impairments.

Behavioral health plays a critical role in supporting individuals with traumatic brain injury (TBI) by addressing the emotional, psychological, and behavioral challenges that often accompany the injury. Behavioral therapy is a vital component of complete TBI rehabilitation, promoting emotional well-being, improving daily functioning, and enhancing quality of life.

​This discipline engages with participants on a routine basis to provide comprehensive support in coordinating medical interventions and facilitating effective, individualized medication management strategies.

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