Maximizing Progress
To maximize progress through a comprehensive program of care, UIRehab offers a multitude of services that focus on body, mind, and spirit. Our clinical rehabilitation services have been developed specifically for adults who are living with brain injury, spinal cord injury, developmental disability and other neurological conditions, who desire to live as independently as possible. Our services are carried out in a structured, safe, and supervised environment tailored to fit each of our Clients’ needs and essential level of assistance, from minimal oversight to maximal assistance.
A Non-Traditional Client-Centric Therapy Program
Setting goals is an essential part of every rehabilitation program and the most effective way to reach a successful outcome. From the moment a Client joins our program, our team of therapists support them in their efforts. Each therapist takes the time to get to know their Clients, treats them with respect, motivates and helps them to stay informed to make better decisions in support of a healthy and independent lifestyle.
Regaining Abilities
Though the overall goal of rehabilitation is to help regain abilities and independence, the specific goals are different for each individual. Our therapists evaluate their client’s situation and tailor a rehabilitation treatment based on realistic goals and level of ability.
After goals are developed, a Client works together with each of their therapists on a specific intervention plan to help improve or maintain their ability to perform daily activities.
The evaluation becomes part of a larger, comprehensive plan with an inter-disciplinary approach that includes additional therapeutic intervention. Each member of a Client’s care team serves as an advocate for continued resources and our Clients are educated on how to manage their conditions so that they are able to achieve long-term health benefits to the most of their independence.
Therapy is Always Beneficial
Whether an individual is born with an impairment or acquires it as a result of an accident or illness, the opportunity to benefit from therapy should always be considered. There is no way to avoid all hiccups that life throws our way, however, participation in therapy helps an individual to reclaim ownership over their life in ways they never thought were possible, by learning ways to manage their challenges by building the skills necessary to participate in the things that they want to to—their goals, their activities, their independence.