For individuals finding it difficult or impossible to live independently after a traumatic brain injury (TBI), spinal cord injury (SCI), or other neurologic, catastrophic or challenging diagnosis, including those...
Continue Reading »We tend to think, for better or for worse, that our value in life is dependent solely upon our ability to be productive members of society. If we think this, then our self-worth, self-esteem, and even our spirit comes from our vocation in our community. Unfortunately, the community of those with a spinal cord injury […]
Continue ReadingThe connection between sexuality and traumatic brain injury (TBI) may not be immediately apparent, but decidedly, it exists. When an individual sustains a traumatic brain injury and is in the acute and sub-acute stage of care, the primary goals are sustaining life and limiting the short and mid-term effects of the traumatic brain injury by […]
Continue ReadingWhen an individual emerges successfully from acute care and sub-acute care, he or she enters the post-acute stage of care. The traumatic injury that required the care may have been any one or more of the following occurrences and caused a variety of deficits that require post-acute rehabilitation. The occurrences and results can include: A […]
Continue ReadingInnumerable physical and psychological changes to an individual can accompany a catastrophic injury. The injury may have resulted from one or more of the following, or other, causes: A motor vehicle accident An occurrence causing a spinal cord injury A head injury A severe traumatic brain injury A mild traumatic brain injury Multiple trauma Post-traumatic […]
Continue ReadingOccurrences that are generically called catastrophic injuries can be of many types. They can result from a variety of occurrences, many of which are sudden, unpredictable and allow for no physical or psychological preparation. Depending upon the type of occurrence or injury, differing physical and cognitive disabilities may result. Some of the injuries and some […]
Continue ReadingIt is the mission of NeuLife as an organization to provide a comprehensive program of neurologic rehabilitation to support and promote the improvement of the quality of life for our patients.
As with all NeuLife provisions and specialized services, clients and designated family members and/or legal guardians participate in the referral, assessment and admission process. All services provided and those offered to our clients are arranged and coordinated by our care coordinators and are all-inclusive in a comprehensive per diem specific to each client.
