FAQs

The information below answers some of the questions we frequently hear from referral sources, case managers, potential clients, and their families.

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Why choose Collage Rehabilitation Partners?

Since 1984, Collage Rehabilitation Partners has provided comprehensive post-acute rehabilitation and supported living in residential and non-residential settings. These settings differ in size, intensity, and staffing, based upon the specific needs of the individuals we serve. Our treatment teams have years of experience and are dedicated to providing specialized treatment that will result in positive outcomes.

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Why do people travel from far away to participate in Collage's rehabilitation programs?

Appropriate post-acute rehabilitation requires resources that offer expert treatment, regardless of where the services are located. Our specialized programs allow regional access and a transition closer to home when goals are met. Understandably, some people are reluctant to travel from home to receive care, but for our patients, the opportunity to participate in a premier program is a short-term sacrifice for a long-term, successful outcome.

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What does a client's day in your programs look like?

Our clients hit the ground running on the day of admission and our teams keep them motivated to work hard toward getting back home. Each client’s situation is unique and every individual has different goals, so there is no “typical” day at our programs. Weekdays usually include a mixture of structured therapy, group programming, and other interventions, as well as appointments and activities that occur from the time clients wake up until the time they go to bed. Our treatment plans are designed to actively engage clients and move them beyond their challenges and back to a productive life.

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Who will provide the family with updates? How often?

Your case manager, assigned to you at admission, will be the key point of contact for your family. Your case manager will conduct regular meetings with your treatment team and insurance representatives, and provide you with informal updates as often as needed.

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Does each client have a doctor?

Each program has its own medical director (as well as other consulting physicians) who understands neurologic injury, works closely with the client, and works as part of the treatment team to move the client forward.

If you have other questions or want to speak with someone in our admissions department, use the contact form below.

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