Traumatic Brain Injury Residential Rehabilitation

The Traumatic Brain Injury Residential Rehabilitation (TBIRR) service supports clients, aged 16 and over, who have moderate to severe brain injuries, by providing high intensity, early intervention inpatient rehabilitation in a hospital level specialist facility. The objective of TBIRR Services is to provide specialist residential rehabilitation that will support Clients to return to active and me…

The Traumatic Brain Injury Residential Rehabilitation (TBIRR) service supports clients, aged 16 and over, who have moderate to severe brain injuries, by providing high intensity, early intervention inpatient rehabilitation in a hospital level specialist facility. The objective of TBIRR Services is to provide specialist residential rehabilitation that will support Clients to return to active and meaningful participation in their community and, if appropriate, their place of work in a planned, timely, well supported and sustainable manner; or else achieve a measurable improvement in their cognitive and functional abilities that maximises their independence and quality of life. The TBIRR Service is comprised of three key components: - Emerging Consciousness - Residential Rehabilitation - Day Rehabilitation The TBIRR Service requires a core interdisciplinary team of health professionals with suitable experience, specialty and qualifications (as set out in the Service Schedule) in each facility applied for. For full details on the TBIRR Service and ACC Requirements and service expectations refer to the TBIRR Request for Application document.