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We are committed to providing quality services that enhance the overall independence of those we serve.  Below is a small sample of the program outcomes we measure.  These outcomes are for the period of July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011.

• The average age of patients was 15 years.
• The patients had the following diagnoses:
  • Brain Injury - 34%
  • Spinal Cord Injury – 9%
  • Stroke - 3%
  • Cerebral Palsy - 17%
  • Other - 37%
• Patients participated in an average of 13.3 program days.
• Outpatients averaged 8.5 therapy hours.
• 95% of age appropriate patients completed transition to school.
• 100% of adolescent patients felt ready to return to school and activities with friends.
• 100% of parents were satisfied with the results their child achieved.

• The average age of patients was 6 years.
• Patients had the following diagnoses:
  • Head Injury - 30%
  • Cerebral Palsy - 24%
  • Neurology - 8%
  • Spinal Cord Injury - 6%
  • Other - 20%
• Day treatment patients participated an average of 20 program days.
• Outpatients averaged 28 therapy hours.
• 100% of age appropriate patients completed transition to school.
• 98% of parents were satisfied with the results their child achieved.
• 100% of patients were discharged home and 100% of those reached were still living at home 90 days later.
• 100% of patients under age 4 gave their program a “thumbs up” when asked if they liked their experience.

• The average age of Day Program patients was 55 years.
• Day Program patient diagnoses:
  • Stroke - 62%
  • Brain Injury - 23%
  • Spinal Cord Injury - 10%
  • Other -  5%
• Patients participated in an average of 19 program days.
• 98% of Day Program patients were satisfied overall with the results they achieved.
• 100% of patients were discharged home and 100% of those reached for follow-up were still living at home 90 days after discharge.
• 100% of those with a goal of being able to return to managing their duties at home achieved that goal when asked 90 days after discharge.
• 99% of patients spent more time socially with friends at discharge than they did upon admission to the program.

• The average age of patients was 51 years.
• The patients in the program had the following diagnoses:
  • Stroke -  33%
  • Brain Injury - 29%
  • Neurology - 16%
  • Spinal Cord Injury - 10%
  • Other - 12%
• Patients participated in an average of 10.5 hours of therapy
• 95% of patients' abilities to care for daily needs such as bathing & dressing had improved 90 days post discharge.
• 98% of patients were very satisfied with the outcomes they achieved.
• 100% of patients felt they were involved in planning their treatment plan and goals.