While a complete treatment for brain injury does not have a predictable end point in all cases, early initiation of specialized rehabilitation can yield significant improvements. 

Rehabilitation for a brain injury can:

• Improve physical, functional, and cognitive abilities
• Prevent short-term and long-term complications that may arise after the injury
• Enhance emotional well being, and improve the overall quality of life

A family member or the primary caregiver is always educated to play an active role in the recovery plan. They are also trained to handle the special needs of the patient at home after discharge.

Functional recovery is a significant part of brain injury rehab/trauma care programs. It is achieved with the help of a multidisciplinary team of specialists and therapists that regularly re-assess and reform the goals of the treatment according to the patient's progress. Our multidisciplinary team includes an Orthopedic Surgeon, Neurologist, Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapist, Physiatrist, Respiratory Therapist, a Dietician, a Psychologist, Skilled nurses, and Caregivers.

Early and Intensive rehab interventions can be given to the patient in the ICU. As the patient gains medical stability, they can be transferred to the recovery care center setting.

The objective of treatment at the hospital is to save your life. You are discharged from the hospital once you are medically stable.
The objective of the HCAH care center is to rebuild the physical, functional, and cognitive abilities you've lost in the accident and the treatment process so that you can return to normal life again.
When you are discharged from the HCAH care center, you are not just medically stable, you are physically, mentally, and emotionally healthy.