January 10, 2018
Today we talk with Jodie Sakaris, L.C.S.W., who has been a social worker for 13 years. She worked for three years at Rehab Without Walls home and community-based program and we are discussing the value of social workers on the clinical treatment team and how they help create the right psychosocial environment for rehabilitation to […]
December 21, 2017
This patient story is a little different from others because it has two parts. First, you’ll hear from the patient and his wife. After that, you’ll hear from a Rehab Without Walls® NeuroSolutions team member who worked with them. We hope you enjoy reading this inspiring story from two different perspectives. Background On Christmas Eve, […]
December 20, 2017
High-intensity rehabilitation is one of Rehab Without Walls NeuroSolutions’ greatest strengths. Our care model is ideally suited for high-intensity cases, offering significant benefits including lower costs, faster recovery and more durable outcomes. Perhaps the confusion arises with people who associate home and community rehab with home health care. But there is an enormous difference. We […]
December 20, 2017
Before explaining what makes Rehab Without Walls ® home and community neuro rehab different from home health care, we must note upfront that one program is not better than the other. They just serve different types of patients. So how do you determine which option is more appropriate? For this blog, we’ve asked two staffers […]
December 20, 2017
We asked a Rehab Without Walls® NeuroSolutions patient from California to tell us her story. Her writing was so eloquent and so powerful that we decided to share it in her own words. Here’s her story: “Rehab Without Walls has helped give me my life back. I was a healthy young woman, working full time […]
December 19, 2017
In this blog, we revisit Christian Duncan of the Sacramento area, who had sustained a traumatic brain injury from a skateboard accident. “My doctor told me I had the worst brain injury he had ever seen,” says Christian. “I was in a coma for a week, and when I came to, I was then put […]
