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CNS rehabilitation: resources, support, and processes

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4851 Regent Boulevard, Suite 200
Irving, TX 75063

Phone: 800.554.5448 | 972.580.8500
Fax: 972.255.3162

Admissions:

TXreferralfax@neuroskills.com

Dallas Clinic

Located in the community of Irving, the clinic offers comprehensive rehabilitation that is conveniently close to major healthcare entities, streamlining the admissions/evaluation process. Patients benefit from a setting that is close to cultural and community events, which can strengthen core skills learned in therapy.

Treating all types of acquired and traumatic brain injury
Programs offered: Adult Postacute Inpatient Rehabilitation, Adult Postacute Day Treatment, Adolescent Program, Continued Care and Telerehabilitation
Therapy offered: physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, educational therapy, vision therapy, vestibular therapy, cognitive therapy, patient and family counseling, neurobehavioral rehabilitation, and complimentary integrative therapy
Services offered: nursing, disease management, family-oriented education; community re-entry assistance, home evaluations, medical coordination, case management, patient education classes
Medical oversite by a physician and neurologist. CNS consultant physicians/physiatrists carry a significant amount of responsibility for program review and approval. In addition, CNS utilizes services of other medical specialists in the community
State-of-the-Art Rehabilitation: ZeroG Gait and Balance System, for balance and gait improvement; a mobile interactive metronome; Bioness Integrated Therapy System (BITS), utilized to address visual, cognitive and motor deficits; a STISIM Driving Simulator; Independent Living Scale tracking system to monitor patient progress; tablets to record/integrate patient data in real time for analysis; a dedicated physician space including a medical exam room, secure medication room, and a nursing suite; an area for behavior analysis including a meditation/quiet room; patient and staff kitchen; computer center, and offices for case management and administrative functions

Dallas Residence

Our residential rehabilitation program provides a supportive home environment for relearning activities of daily living (ADLs) that are essential for independent living. Patients will take the skills they mastered in clinical treatment and practice them in a real-world, community-based residential setting–with clinically trained CNS staff present 24/7. Each residence is equipped with top-notch safety features, including security cameras, safely locked medication drawers, private rooms, and CNS vans to transfer patients to and from clinical treatment. Residences are located in safe, beautiful communities close to the Dallas clinic, restaurants, and shops. Patients will reestablish social skills and focus on community reintegration by taking part in group activities.

Security system outside and inside within common areas
Private and semi-private rooms
Automatic timed lighting system
Locked drawers and cabinets in common areas to control medication access/distribution
Large walk-in and wheelchair accessible showers
Transportation is available to and from CNS clinical facilities or CNS sponsored activities
Trained CNS staff on site 24 hours a day
Facility IDs 105190, 104301, 000684, 000949, 000686, 101049, 101050, 000685

Steve Ashley House

This peaceful retreat for visiting patient families is an homage to CNS' first patient, Steve Ashley, who was the brother of CNS founder and Executive Chairman of the Board Dr. Mark Ashley. Steve’s devastating brain injury at age 21 left him helpless and dependent on others for care. His journey inspired Dr. Ashley to create a residence that would enable families to visit patients throughout the rehabilitation process. Steve Ashley House thus became a model for the CNS philosophy and practice, offering an environment of coordinated therapy and community inclusion. The residence was created to provide short-term lodging for family members of residential patients at CNS who are limited by distance and resources in the Dallas area. The residence is a temporary home away from home, and in an effort to have as many rooms available for families in need, room occupancy is limited to 10 days upon initial patient admittance. For additional visits, contact your case manager to reserve a room, availability may be limited. A list of local accommodations can also be provided for extended stays—contact the reception desk for more information.

Each suite has two bedrooms and is limited to two people per room. Guests will likely share the common areas of the unit with another CNS patient’s family member. For privacy, individual access code locks are provided on all bedroom doors. Room availability permitting, occupancy of more than one room per family may be an option.

To make a reservation, or for more information, call 800.554.5448.

2 bedroom suites
Full kitchen
Free internet access
Convenient location (located on the same grounds as patient apartments and a five minute drive to the clinic)
Comfortable and peaceful environment
24-hour secure surveillance