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Outcomes
Success Rehabilitation’s approach delivers better clinical outcomes while lowering long-term costs—because meaningful recovery should be sustainable.
MPAI
At Success Rehabilitation, we use the Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory version 4 (MPAI-4) which is the industry standard in measuring functional outcomes for post-acute brain injury programs. The tool measures outcomes based upon 29 functional measures in three clinical areas of functioning.
MPAI-4 Clinical Areas of Functioning:
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Ability (i.e., physical and cognitive skills such as memory and communication)
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Adjustment (i.e., anxiety, depression, irritability and self-awareness)
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Participation (i.e., social interaction, initiation of activity, self-care, leisure activities)
T-Scores > 60 = Severe Brain Injury
T-Scores 50 - 60 = Moderate to Severe Brain Injury
T-Scores 40 - 49 = Mild to Moderate Brain Injury
Key Findings:
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Ability Scale: Slight decrease from 47.84 to 47.10, indicating a small reduction in functional ability.
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Adjustment Scale: Dropped from 48.25 to 47.54, suggesting minor improvement in emotional and behavioral adjustment.
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Participation Scale: Decreased from 46.49 to 46.03, showing a modest decline in social participation.
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Total Score: Reduced from 47.46 to 46.80, reflecting an overall slight improvement in rehabilitation outcomes.
Interpretation:
This group showed small but consistent improvements across all domains, suggesting effective rehabilitation progress.
Key Findings:
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Ability Scale: No change (51.11 to 51.11), indicating stable functional ability.
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Adjustment Scale: Slight increase from 52.46 to 52.68, showing mild improvement in emotional adjustment.
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Participation Scale: Slight decrease from 57.08 to 56.68, indicating a small drop in social participation.
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Total Score: Marginal decrease from 53.24 to 53.11, suggesting overall stability with minor gains and losses.
Interpretation: This group remained largely stable, with minimal changes across domains.
Key Findings:
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Ability Scale: Noticeable decrease from 52.76 to 50.57, indicating improved functional ability.
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Adjustment Scale: Slight decrease from 56.05 to 55.86, suggesting minor emotional improvement.
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Participation Scale: Dropped from 45.05 to 43.67, showing improved social participation.
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Total Score: Decreased from 51.62 to 50.05, reflecting meaningful overall improvement.
Interpretation: This group demonstrated the most significant gains, particularly in ability and participation.
Key Findings:
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Ability Scale: Decreased from 49.24 to 48.48, indicating improved functional ability.
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Adjustment Scale: Slight decrease from 50.24 to 49.82, suggesting emotional adjustment gains.
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Participation Scale: Dropped from 48.75 to 48.18, showing better social participation.
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Total Score: Reduced from 49.34 to 48.69, reflecting overall positive rehabilitation outcomes.
Interpretation: This group showed consistent improvements across all scales, indicating effective rehabilitation.
Satisfaction Survey
2024 – Survey was based on a 5-point Likert Scale, the average overall satisfaction rate was 4.6
The data from our 2024 satisfaction survey depicted overall findings of satisfaction in the programs and services provided by Success Rehabilitation was 4.6. Potential Raw Ratings ranged from Strong Disagree (1), Disagree (2), Neutral (3), Agree (4), and Strongly Agree (5). Overall averages between four and five that Success Rehabilitation continues to provide services of high quality and our services are valued by those individuals who participated in our 2024 survey. ey.
TESTIMONIALS
"Staff members overall understand me well and help me to excel as much as possible for TBI clients here."
Client / Success Rehabilitation
"My needs are always being met."
Client / Success Rehabilitation
"Overall, I am very satisfied with the help and services I receive at Success Rehabilitation, Inc. I am thankful God led me to this facility."
Client / Success Rehabilitation