The Springs - Brain Injury Program
Residential Brain Injury Program
Community and recreational outings, activity programs, and innovative treatment approaches are among a few of the services we offer on a daily basis to our residents.
Our trained and dedicated brain injury team focuses on enhancing physical fitness and emotional state, social and behavioral development, home and community mobility, communication and cognitive skills, and strategies for independent living. Life Skills Technicians and Life Skills Specialists are on-site 24 hours a day with 24 hour on-call nursing staff. An on-site Registered Nurse supervises and trains staff for all nursing functions and specialized care. Each resident is evaluated by licensed therapists (physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy) upon admission to the program and at regular intervals thereafter to develop a treatment plan that is carried out daily by trained Life Skills Specialists.
Family Environment
Some residential programs may say this, but at The Springs we can prove it. We have staff who have been at Residential Brain Injury for over 14 years. They work hand-in-hand with our residents and grow with them over the years. Our team of professionals builds trust with our residents, their families, and guardians. We believe we have earned the right to say that we truly have a family environment.
Beautiful, Healing Location
The Springs is located near scenic Palmetto State Park on a beautiful, rural campus only nine miles from Luling and its parent hospital, Warm Springs Specialty Hospital. The close proximity to medical and therapy services allows The Springs to offer all the high tech medical care our residents may need, while also allowing for a smooth transition from the hospital or nursing-based treatment settings. This unique location also provides numerous opportunities for therapeutic recreation activities including fishing, camping, canoeing, and group or family outings. The Springs combines the best of both worlds to bridge the gap between hospital and community-based care.
An Innovative Program
Community and recreational outings, activity programs, and other innovative treatment approaches are designed to provide structure and consistency in daily living, while stressing community access and community re-entry.
To further enhance the program, outpatient services are available and can be added from a team of clinicians that includes a physical medicine and rehabilitation physician, neurologist, neuropsychologist, internist, physical and occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, respiratory therapists, nurses, and dietitians.
We work closely with families, physicians specializing in lifecare planning, trust officers, attorneys, and guardians to ensure that all future needs of the brain-injured patient are identified and provided in a safe residential environment that focuses on continually reaching new milestones of improvement.
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