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For insurers, families, and anyone close to the patient, admitting a brain injured person into rehabilitation requires the utmost in planning and oversite. With that in mind, CNS has built relationships with a broad array of carriers to serve the needs of their clients. A dedicated team of clinicians, admissions staff, and payor relations ...
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We believe that sharing knowledge about brain injury causes and treatment is vital to understanding what the injured person is experiencing. CNS has compiled an extensive collection of resources that include patients’ stories, the family’s experiences, research articles, and educational materials.
CNS Rehabilitation: Resources, support, and processes. To successfully support a person who has had a brain injury, it is important to know about the numerous elements involved in the rehabilitation experience.
Giving patients a foundation for independence is a fundamental principle of the CNS approach. From admission to the day of discharge, we teach patients life skills that promote safety, reintegration, and self-care. The rehabilitation journey begins with the Admissions Department and concludes with the discharge process that sets patients on a new path of living and utilizing core skills.
Our staff is sensitive to what families experience when a loved one has a brain injury. Many employees have relatives who have endured a brain injury, and are aware of the challenges. CNS provides a wealth of services to support families, including counseling, group therapy, and help with identifying community resources to gain knowledge and develop coping skills.
The Patient Experience. CNS believes that patients should be treated as individuals whose deficits and abilities are as unique as they are. Diverse in the circumstances that brought them to us, they share a common goal – regaining the skills needed to live a meaningful life.
The second, and equally vital step, is to participate in making decisions about monitoring service delivery. Participation prepares the family to make informed choices and to access available resources.
Children and Brain Injury. Traumatic brain injury can deeply affect the family dynamic. Children can become confused and angry, and parents need guidance in responding to this new aspect of family life. CNS has compiled articles that can help parents ease the difficulties children face.
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With the patient’s recovery foremost in mind, CNS has a broad array of services that support comprehensive care for the long term. Collaborative case management, nursing services, medical oversight, sleep hygiene, neuroendocrine treatment, and integrated therapies provide an all-inclusive solution for people who endure a brain injury.
CNS provides a full spectrum of brain injury rehabilitation treatment, including programs for stroke, mild traumatic brain injury/concussion, and traumatic brain injury. Treatment focuses on independence, rebuilding life skills, and helping patients return to a meaningful life.
Founded by Dr. Mark Ashley in 1980, CNS has seven locations in California and Texas. For more information about Center for Neuro Skills, visit neuroskills.com , Facebook , Twitter , LinkedIn , YouTube.
It has a long-standing history and tradition in the practice and advancement of Clinical Neurosciences by providing the most comprehensive care to patients with neurologic illnesses from Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, epilepsy, neuromuscular disorders, brain tumors, Parkinson’s Disease and other movement disorders, multiple sclerosis and other autoimmune disorders, stroke as well as other acute neurologic injuries. For more information, visit: https://www.utmb.edu/neuro.
Locations. Since its founding in 1980, Centre for Neuro Skills’ clinical locations in California and Texas have provided world-class rehabilitation services to thousands of patients nationally and globally. CNS has grown in stature and presence within the rehabilitation industry, extending its superb care to those who endure brain injury and stroke.
CNS has grown in stature and presence within the rehabilitation industry, extending its superb care to those who endure brain injury and stroke. Modern, state of the art clinics are designed specifically for patient comfort and safety.
About Centre for Neuro Skills. Centre for Neuro Skills was created out of compassion and necessity. In 1972, a devastating brain injury left 21-year-old Steve Ashley completely disabled. Conventional medicine and available long-term care gave Steve no hope for regaining independence.
A multidisciplinary team contributes to a plan focused on building skills lost to brain injury. This patient-centered objective is best accomplished through real-life experiences in real world surroundings. In all programs offered, CNS patients apply newly acquired skills in home-like settings, and re-establish familiar daily rhythms of living.