CNS provides rehabilitation every hour, every day, by reinforcing skills across residential and clinical facilities through staff collaboration and dedication to patient progress. Patients reside in CNS residential facilities and receive up to 6 hours of therapy, 5 days a week, in our state-of-the-art clinical settings. Simultaneously, our Neuro Rehabilitation Specialists provide residential care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, rebuilding what we call “the natural rhythm of living.” Patients are transported between the CNS residences and the clinic by our certified Transportation Services Department.

Our programs maximize treatment effect in real-world settings, empowering patients to enjoy dignified, productive lives. CNS helps patients regain independence through community reintegration and learn vital life skills that foster self-sufficiency.

CNS staff members partner with families and caregivers to provide clarity and progress across the clinical and home setting. People reside at home and commute to CNS to receive therapy up to 5 days a week, 6 hours a day, in the clinical setting. Independence, life skills, and new behaviors are practiced at home with loved ones, restoring dignity in their home community.

The Adolescent Brain Injury Program at Centre for Neuro Skills is designed to help young patients regain independence, rebuild skills, and reintegrate into their home and school environments. With a focus on real-world application, adolescents receive therapy in state-of-the-art clinical settings. Our dedicated team, including therapists and educators, collaborates closely to reinforce learning, adaptive behaviors, and developmental skills. Through structured therapy, school reintegration support, and family education, Centre for Neuro Skills provides a comprehensive rehabilitation program that empowers young patients to thrive.

The impact of brain injury can change family and personal dynamics, and new realities can overwhelm a patient’s sphere of support. These demands may require ongoing care after active therapy because patients may not be ready to return to life post injury. Also, families may need help managing physical limitations, behavioral issues, and medical complexity. Centre for Neuro Skills recognizes these needs and offers a comprehensive care program to follow active therapy. We call it our Continued Care Program.

CNS Continued Care offers Assisted Living, Residential, and Supported Living options. In each setting, our highly trained staff members ensure that critical life skills regained in active therapy are practiced and, where possible, improved.

For many people who endure a brain injury, the very fabric of their being is subjected to a sudden upheaval. Physical and emotional stability is impacted. The rhythm of life is temporarily or permanently altered. It can devastate a person’s life and disrupt family, work, and interaction with the world. CNS understands these realities and provides effective, comprehensive programs that treat all types of traumatic and acquired brain injuries.

Stroke is consistently one of the leading causes of death in the United States, is a major cause of adult disability, and appears in a vast spectrum of people. It can be caused by substance abuse, stress, cardiac conditions, genetic abnormalities, and medical comorbidities. When treated with individualized therapies and goal-oriented programs, the effects of stroke can be overcome. CNS focuses on rebuilding life skills, helping people to walk, speak, work, reason, and function in the world again.

The onset and consequences of a concussion and mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI) can be easily missed by the injured person, their loved ones, and physicians. Whether the cause is a sports injury, a fall, or a work accident, Centre for Neuro Skills has the expertise to identify and treat this type of malady. Our experienced therapists can identify the subtleties of concussion and MTBI, which may not be known immediately after an incident. Often, returning to sports or active work exacerbates the injury, and individuals frequently ignore physical signs that should be addressed. The real harm may not be obvious, yet mysterious and frustrating issues can surface that can lead to a spiral of dysfunction. Since its inception in 1980, CNS has treated concussion and MTBI in professional athletes, students injured in school sports, and workers’ compensation patients who have been hurt on the job.

CNS can tailor treatment for post-COVID-19 patients who experience neurological complications as a result of the virus. These can include stroke, encephalitis, and respiratory distress. Comorbidities related to severe COVID-19 can also be addressed in tandem with neurorehabilitation offered at CNS. Cognitive impairment, memory loss and attention deficits can be associated with infection and are core components of care at all facilities.