Benjamin Gillespie, D.O., medical director, Spectrum Health Center for Acute Rehabilitation, explains treatment options for traumatic brain injury and also how brain injuries can be prevented.
It is often difficult for insurance companies — and the families, themselves — to understand why one person with a TBI may recover fully while another person with a seemingly identical injury needs life-long care.
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Most stays in an acute rehab facitily are too short for people with brain injury. Familes need to make each day count and look ahead to next steps.
This is my life, with a brain injury well two brain injuries. I have a focal injury and a diffused axonal injury. Get ready to join me on my epic journey to recovery! A brain [More]
Sometimes learning a job on the job works best for people with brain injury.
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Presenter: Peter C Entwistle, PhD, Anne-Marie Kimbell, PhD, MSEd Traumatic brain injury and stroke are leading causes of brain injury in the US. Rehabilitation after brain injuries is not only aimed at rehabilitation of physical [More]
