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Our Brain Injury Program specialists are here to help you get back to your everyday activities after your brain injury. It's our goal to help regain your independence and adapt to your new lifestyle. Your brain injury rehabilitation will start from your first day in the hospital to your recovery at home. Your brain injury care team to be with you every step of the way. 

Many of our treatment options feature the latest advances in rehabilitation technologies:

• Assistive Technology Center—Our collaborative treatment center gives brain injury patients advanced technology and software to help them with everyday tasks. Patients can use their voice, eyes, and other movements to control things in their environment. Assistive technology helps patients feel more in control and independent.
• Augmentative communication devices—These devices will help you communicate if you have trouble speaking. Augmentative communication devices can help you talk, use a computer, or even go online just by using your eyes.
• Cognitive rehabilitation—The  uses screen assessments and games to measure and improve your reaction time and visual motor skills, like writing and drawing. Occupational therapists, physical therapists, and speech-language pathologists will work with you on things like focusing, memory, organizing, and solving problems.
• Community reintegration—Occupational therapists may go with you to grocery stores, restaurants, or other public places. They will measure your ability to function outside of a hospital setting. They will help you practice real-world tasks and learn how to handle challenges outside of the hospital. We may continue these assessments in outpatient therapy (care provided outside of a hospital setting).
• Driving evaluation—A driving simulator at our Sugar House Health Center allows you to practice driving in a controlled environment. The driving simulator allows your occupational therapist to measure and test your vision, reaction time, and thinking speed. You'll practice driving a real car with your occupational therapist when they determine you're ready to drive.
• Family education and training—Occupational therapists work with your family to educate them about community resources. They will help prepare you and your family for future challenges you may experience.
• ±·±ð³Ü°ù´Ç-´Ç±è³ó³Ù³ó²¹±ô³¾´Ç±ô´Ç²µ²â—Specialists at the John A. Moran Eye Center evaluate your vision and related brain function whether you’re in the hospital or in outpatient rehabilitation.
• Orthotics and prosthetics fitting and training—We make special shoe inserts (orthotics) and braces to treat foot, leg, and back problems and assist you with daily activities. We use a 3D printer to customize any orthotics, prosthetics, and braces to fit your unique needs.
• Wheelchair Seating and Mobility Clinic—You may need supports or cushions to sit comfortably in a wheelchair and control your environment. Our wheelchair seating and mobility clinic providers will help you find specialized wheelchairs and seating systems for any activity.