CNS can tailor treatment for post-COVID-19 patients who experience neurological complications as a result of the virus. These can include stroke, encephalitis and respiratory distress. Comorbidities related to severe COVID-19 can also be addressed in tandem with neurorehabilitation offered at CNS. Cognitive impairment, memory loss and attention deficits can be associated with infection and are core components of care at all facilities.
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As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, the medical leadership of the Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA) wrote an open letter encouraging all individuals with brain injury to get vaccinated in order to avoid additional neuroinflammatory issues and keep themselves, their families, and their communities safe. Read More
At CNS, we believe that families are central to the recovery process, and their efforts have been all the more vital during the current public health crisis. Their trust and support have enabled CNS to meet challenges and continue delivering the highest quality care. Susan Clark, a family member of a patient at CNS Fort Worth, shares her experience with her brother's transition into CNS' post-acute brain injury rehabilitation program during the pandemic.
Read MoreHaving survived Covid, Kristi Hall was relieved to resume her life of work, marriage, and caring for her puppy. But on April 27, 2021, Kristi felt a pop at the base of her head. The pain intensified until she started screaming. “When I stood up, I’d lost all control of my right side,” she recalled. “I don’t remember much after that because I was in a coma.”
Read MoreThe educational webinar discussed various aspects of the neurological, psycho-social, and financial impacts of COVID-19 and welcomed three esteemed speakers, including Mark Pew, Senior Vice President of Product Development and Marketing for Preferred Medical; Deborah Watkins, Founder and Chief Disruption Officer for Care Bridge International; and CNS' Chief Medical Officer Dr. Matthew Ashley.
National Speaker & Author
Preferred Medical
Founder and Chief Disruption Officer
Care Bridge International
Chief Medical Officer,
Centre for Neuro Skills
