The Recovery Project offers programs that are designed to address the unique needs of brain injury survivors of all ages, from children to geriatric adults. Traumatic brain injury (TBI) occurs when a person sustains a force to their body or head that causes mild to severe damage to the brain. These injuries can manifest physical, cognitive, behavioral, or visual symptoms.
Our level of brain injury expertise at The Recovery Project enables us to provide outpatient therapy for patients of all ages with traumatic and non-traumatic brain injuries, across the full spectrum of severity-from concussion to patients in severe disorders of consciousness. Your therapy will be intensive and comprehensive-but always aligned with your level of healing, as determined by your doctor. Typically, brain injury outpatients will participate in different types (PT, OT, SLP) for 1 hour treatment sessions each, 2-5 days a week. Patients who need assistance with a specific concern, may work with a physical, occupational and/or speech therapist on an individual basis. To make sure you have convenient access to the best ongoing rehabilitation, we also offer evidence based treatment to you in your community and residence, if needed. At discharge each patient is provided the option to participate in one of our wellness programs or continue to work on their recovery with an extensive home exercise program.
What is included in our outpatient program:
Each team member conducts initial evaluations with the patient. Together, the patient, family and clinician establish an outpatient treatment plan with appropriate goals for the patient with a brain injury.
Over 150 patients with a brain injury were
treated at TRP in 2023.
