Semi-Independent Residential Program

Admission Criteria

Minimum of 18 years old
Primary diagnosis of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Understanding of and in agreement with our Resident Agreement and policies for Semi-Independent Residential Programming
Independent or modified independent with all basic ADL and functional transfers within the home environment
Ability to demonstrate awareness of appropriate basic safety and emergency responses
Does not require daily skilled nursing or 24-hour supervision
Need for and ability to tolerate and engage in 4-6 hours of Occupational Therapy services per week, with additional programming as determined by evaluation
Free of violent behaviors; no danger to self or others
Prescription for Semi-Independent Residential Programming from treating physician
Occupational Therapy evaluations supporting this level of programming include, but are not limited to, Independent Living Scales (ILS), Mayo-Portland Adaptability Index (MPAI), and Assessment of Motor and Process Skills (AMPS).

A modified level of care is needed, as determined by their internal and external support team, and/or prescribing physician
Resident’s choices and behaviors no longer align with the Resident Agreement, and conflict with their individualized rehabilitation goals