Individuals who have experienced brain injury are likely to have difficulty with memory, communication, thinking and reasoning skills. They also may have problems maintaining appropriate behavior in social situations.
The Inpatient Brain Injury Program at Kernan Hospital offers a supportive, therapeutic environment for adults and adolescents with brain injuries. Through comprehensive structural, cognitive remediation, behavioral management and physical rehabilitation sessions, the program assists patients in reaching the highest possible level of independence and social functioning in order to achieve community re-entry whenver possible.
Kernan offers a brain injury support group as well as a weekly brain injury program for inpatients and their families. Located adjacent to the brain injury unit is the Brain Injury Association for Maryland. Click here for more information.
University Post-Acute Care Services has created a system of brain injury rehabilitation with services at Kernan Hospital and University Specialty Hospital. This inpatient/outpatient system allows University Post-Acute Care Services to provide appropriate services for individuals with a range of medical and physical problems, from the comatose and ventilator-dependent to the physically independent but cognitively impaired.
Learn more about the treatment approach and treatment team that will care for you.