The Admission Process

The admission process begins with a collaborative exchange of information aimed at determining whether Learning Services can support the needs of a potential candidate. During this initial exchange, our admissions staff begins to understand the scope of a person’s challenges related to the injury, as well as their personal goals. Consideration may then be given to the combination of services and financial resources necessary to best treat a candidate. In general, Learning Servivces provides services for adults with an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), who sustained their injury as a result of:

• Traumatic Brain Injury
• Anoxia/Hypoxia
• Stroke
• Disease process

The process continues with a Pre-Admission Screening (PAS) which is our opportunity to interview and evaluate the candidate. A program tour is offered which gives the candidate and their family an opportunity to consider Learning Services firsthand. Following the PAS process, a list of proposed services and a financial quote is presented to the candidate’s team for consideration. Learning Services’ programs offer solutions to life’s challenges after ABI through the following continuum of services:

• Post Acute Neuro-rehabilitation in community based settings with a full compliment of brain injury specialists delivering functional rehabilitation.

• Neurobehavioral rehabilitation in highly structured settings with comprehensive treatment teams headed up by behavioral analysts.

• Community-based supported living in group homes, community residences and supported apartments with up to 24 hour structured supervision for life skill training and management.

• On-going residential rehabilitation supporting generalization and integration of skills needed to address mobility, communication, cognitive and chronic health management, as well as, psychological and behavioral challenges.

• Coordinated medical specialists to reduce the likelihood of complications related to health, behavioral, or functional impairments from brain injury. These include nutritional concerns, seizure disorder, bowel and bladder incontinence, sensory impairments, mobility impairments, and social-behavioral challenges.

• Community based therapies focused on the pursuit of work, educational, volunteer, or avocational endeavors.

Admission/Transfer Criteria*
Requires up to 24-hour supervision, Medically Stable, Ages 18 and above, Viable Funding Source.

*Exceptions may be made per local licensing standards. Diagnoses, conditions and admission criteria may vary slightly by location.

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For more information on the services offered at any of our nationwide facilities, call Learning Services at 1.888.419.9955