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read moreNo two brain injuries are identical-and therefore no two treatment plans should be either. Individual patients require individual solutions, and that's why NRI offers personalized treatment options featuring hospital-based care and residential care. NRI's hospital-based inpatient program was designed to meet the needs of individuals who require around-the-clock monitoring and intensive medical care. Treatment takes place in our specially-designed facility, which includes 11,000 square-feet of self-contained residential, treatment and recreational space.

read moreAt NRI, we take your questions and concerns seriously. Receiving rehabilitation for a TBI may seem complicated at first, but all it requires is a simple connection to begin the admissions process. A call or email to NRI from a family member, clinician, or even friend can begin the process. Every admission is determined on an individual basis, however we only accept patients 18 & over. We review each referral exhaustively in order to be sure that a person can benefit from the type of care we provide.

read moreA brain injury can affect a person's ability to reason, to communicate, even to move. But the good news is: the brain has the ability to heal-and healing is what the Neurologic Rehabilitation Institute is all about. At NRI, each new case presents our interdisciplinary team of neurological specialists with a unique set of challenges-and opportunities. There is no one-size-fits-all treatment plan when it comes to brain injuries.