Community Rehab Care, Inc.
provides high quality, individualized, community-based, rehabilitative and support services to individuals with neurological or musculoskeletal injury or illness. Community Rehab Care's program provides an integrated, trans-disciplinary approach to treatment that focuses on successfully transitioning a person back to his or her home, family, school, sports, work, and social spheres.
Client Testimonials
"I walked into CRC a broken,
confused and hurt man in June of 2006.I was a very confused and lost man. Through the services you provided me and the attention I received from all of you I gradually began to improve. You
challenged me, pushed me when I needed it and taught me. I learned ways to compensate for my injuries and was taught what brain injury was really all about."
"...I was made to feel at home and was treated with the respect and concern that I needed at this time in my life. As I look back on my time at CRC and the work I was given and completed I can now see how it has helped me in my recovery and how it still helps me to this day compensate in areas I still have difficulty with."
"I can see the concern and dedication of the staff; I can see the love they have for their job and being able to help the clients that they serve. It is not just a paycheck type of staff; it is truly a passionate staff."
"You should should know that you have truly made a difference in this
family's life. You have given us hope for the future of our son. You have given us the opportunity to learn from you and to pass on what we have learned to better our son's life..."
"Thank you for getting my mind
back to normal...I'm doing very well, because of you (CRC therapists) getting me
addicted to a time planner my appointments go well. At first I thought that the
things you taught (me) were a waste. But now being in the real world the skills
you all taught really help."
" I believe your program is truly outstanding, and I have not seen any program like it. The therapists have all been enthusiastic and helpful . . ."
"As a participant in the CRC program . . . I would like to express my appreciation for the truly wonderful work your staff has done to successfully integrate me back into my normal life."
" . . . after a relatively short period of treatment at your center, his attitude and outlook began to change. They (staff) approach their clients with such care, patience, kindness and concern, and always take into consideration individuality and special needs. I cannot offer enough praise to them."
"The staff at CRC was so helpful in my recovery. I was mad at the world for what happened to my family and me. The staff of CRC changed that. They were upbeat, kind, patient and very professional . . . the staff went above and beyond in my recovery."
"Community Rehab Care has changed my life! They have really helped me to compensate for problem areas, get much more organized, maintain a schedule again, remember to take my medications . . . CRC has helped me set realistic goals and
accomplish them."
Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury have been
the largest diagnostic groups served in our neurologic rehab program from 2005
through 2007.
The payer sources for our
services are diverse although Managed Care payers continue to make up the
largest segment of payers being more than half of our payer groups.
In 2005 Community Rehab
Care treated 453 patients and 467 patients in 2006 between all disciplines.
Average number of visits by discipline
2006 and 2007
2006
2007
Physical Therapy
12
12
Occupational
Therapy
22
25
Speech Language
Therapy
24
24
Client Satisfaction
In 2007 100% of 22 clients surveyed said they would
recommend Community Rehab Care to others and overall client satisfaction was
reported to be very good.
On follow up of past clients, we found that almost all
our clients improved or maintained their functional status at discharge in
the areas of home, community, leisure and vocation (2007).
Each year from 2005-2008 Community Rehab Care has
surveyed clients about the program:
94%-100 % Felt
Rehabilitation Program was clearly explained to them and felt in the development
of their goals(2005, 2006, 2007)
98%-100% surveyed felt they
could somewhat or completely use the skills they learned at CRC in their home
and daily life. (2005, 2006, 2007)
felt the structure of therapy in terms of hours and frequency of days in the
week was adequate
94% in 2007
90% in 2006
95%-100% in 2005
2007
We sampled 23 individuals who had participated in CRC's Neuro-rehab program
in 2007. The sample was taken across all these individuals ranged in age,
neuropathology and insurance:
21 out of 23 clients achieved their Functional Outcome Goal
Two of the 23 partially achieved their outcome goal
2006 We sampled 17 individuals who had participated in CRC's Neuro-rehab program in 2006. The sample was taken across all
three clinics that attended CRC for more than a week and had some form of Speech and Occupational Therapy testing done at admission and
discharge. These individuals ranged in age, neuropathology and insurance.
Overall, 17 out of 17 clients achieved their Functional Outcome Goal
2005
We sampled 32 individuals who had participated in CRC's Neuro-rehab program in 2005. The sample was taken across all
three clinics:
24 attained the outcome goal the staff predicted for them on admission
7 partially achieved their goals at discharge only one client did not achieve his or her goal at discharge
Supervision levels and Independence
The Supervision Rating Scale (SRS) is an
assessment Community Rehab Care uses to identify the amount of supervision an
individual requires.
2007
4 of the 22 clients sampled had a SRS of 1-2 meaning they were independent on
admission. No improvement would be anticipated for these patients in SRS. 18 out
of 22 clients had initial Supervision Rating Scales (SRS) between 4 and 10,
which means they required at least part-time to full-time direct supervision
upon admission. Of those 18, 10 individuals required full time direct
supervision at initial evaluation. At discharge 4/18 only required
part-time supervision.7 individuals were independent, either living alone or
with others at discharge.
2006 12 out of 16 clients had initial Supervision Rating Scales (SRS) between 4 and 10, which means they required
at least part-time supervision upon admission (6 of those 10 required full time supervision). At
discharge, 4 clients improved from 24-hour supervision to either distant
supervision or independence. None of the clients required full time direct supervision at discharge.
