CNS has focused on outcome-driven solutions since its inception in 1980 and in today’s healthcare climate, increasing the quality of care while reducing costs is a constant imperative. With every therapy we offer and every patient we admit, CNS strives to optimize treatment and minimize costs. Patient data reveal that CNS achieves both objectives. Intensive therapy produces a more durable outcome, which in turn reduces future healthcare costs, such as rehospitalization. For payors, families, and patients, the long-term rehabilitation value enhances quality of life post injury and impacts return on investment. In key areas of rehabilitation for traumatic brain injury and stroke, CNS data reflect an impressive mastery of multidisciplinary care.

Reintegrating into the community can be a challenge for those who have experienced a brain injury. At CNS, we help patients regain their highest level of independence and prepare for life after therapy by providing neurorehabilitation in real-world settings. From therapy groups to CNS residences and weekend outings, a broad array of environmentally valid settings maximizes treatment effect, learning generalization, and outcome stability. Patients relearn social skills and their normal rhythm of living in these kinds of environments, where actual settings, conditions, times, and responsibilities are contextually appropriate to the neurorehabilitation taking place.

CNS provides postacute medical treatment, therapeutic rehabilitation, and disease management services for people who endure traumatic and acquired brain injuries. Our cost-effective, patient-centered programs maximize treatment effect, learning generalization, and learning stability in real-world settings. Since its inception, our goal has been to facilitate skill reacquisition and restore patients to a meaningful life.

CNS treats patients and their loved ones with respect, support, and compassion while providing the information needed to make informed decisions. Long- and short-term planning for patients includes input from families, insurers, and stakeholders who partner with CNS in decision-making to achieve the best patient outcome.