Our post-acute brain injury services are designed with your individual needs in mind. Working collaboratively with you, your support system, and your payer source, we craft customized treatment plans aimed at facilitating your recovery journey. Regular meetings among our treatment team members ensure that our services remain effective and closely aligned with your personal goals.

Your participation in any of these programs is based on what best suits your current needs, goals, and abilities. 

At SCTBI rehabilitation center, we are committed to ensuring that each step of your rehabilitation journey is personalized, effective, and focused on helping you regain as much independence and function as possible.

At SCTBI our Disorders of Consciousness program is a specialized program designed to address the unique needs of individuals who are experiencing altered states of consciousness following severe brain injury. This program is crucial in providing comprehensive care and rehabilitation for patients who may be in a coma, vegetative state, minimally conscious state, or emerging from these conditions.

In our DoC program, the goal is to provide dedicated   comprehensive, compassionate, and evidence-based care to help patients regain consciousness, improve function, and achieve the highest possible level of independence and quality of life.

Our inpatient rehabilitation program for stroke patients provide intensive, specialized care aimed at maximizing recovery and independence following a stroke. Our Stroke rehabilitation program is an inpatient program that involves a multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals, including physiatrists (rehabilitation doctors), nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, respiratory therapists, and case managers. This team collaborates closely to assess the patient’s condition, develop an individualized treatment plan, and monitor progress.

We are focused on restoring function, improving quality of life, and promoting independence after a stroke. The goal is to empower patients to regain as much physical, cognitive, and emotional function as possible, enabling them to return to their daily activities and community life with confidence.