CNS Telerehabilitation extends individualized brain injury rehabilitation into the home through secure virtual technology. While comprehensive in-person rehabilitation offers the greatest access to CNS's full range of therapeutic resources and services, telerehabilitation provides an alternative or complementary treatment option when clinically appropriate. Patients continue to benefit from coordinated treatment and oversight by their CNS rehabilitation team.
CNS Telerehabilitation provides rehabilitation in the home through a secure, HIPAA-compliant virtual platform. CNS clinicians work directly with patients and their families or caregivers to provide individualized treatment using activities and tools within the patient’s everyday environment.
Depending on individual needs, patients may receive telerehabilitation up to five days a week, three hours a day. Treatment is coordinated by the CNS rehabilitation team and designed to address appropriate therapy goals while helping patients apply skills in their everyday environment.
Telerehabilitation may address cognitive, communication, functional and daily living skills based on each patient’s treatment plan and goals. Working within the home also allows therapists to identify real-world challenges and incorporate strategies to support greater independence.
CNS continues to coordinate the patient’s care, treatment needs and appointments throughout the program, with ongoing communication among the patient, family or caregiver and treatment team.
Patients participating in telerehabilitation may receive a CNS Telerehabilitation Kit containing materials and tools used during virtual treatment sessions. The kit helps clinicians recreate appropriate therapy activities at home while supporting hands-on participation during treatment.
With more than 125,000 hours of telerehabilitation delivered, CNS has extensive experience providing rehabilitation services virtually while maintaining the individualized treatment and clinical oversight central to our programs.
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