At Success Rehabilitation, individuals accepted into our brain injury programs are referred to as our clients. Referrals for our residential or outpatient programs can be accepted from many sources - from a physician, hospital/inpatient discharge planner or social worker, insurance company case manager, a client’s family member, friend, advocate or an individual can self-refer as well.

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Our admissions team can begin our admission process anywhere in the United States within 24 hours of the referral call. We offer this service free of charge and often serve as the referral’s primary educator and resource for family members.

Read Success Rehabilitation's Admissions Criteria.

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Read Success Rehabilitation's Services.

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Clients who have the primary diagnosis of a brain injury or neurological impairment can be referred and admitted from various places including acute-care hospitals, subacute care locations, long-term acute care hospitals (LTACH) facilities, Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNF), and correctional or mental health facilities. While we can support many medically complex clients, we cannot support those who need life-sustaining measures such as traches, PEG tubes, or full-time oxygen. 

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We will gladly help families through our admissions process with an action plan that identifies important next steps for families to determine their loved one's eligibility for Success Rehabilitation’s programming.

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The admissions process includes an assessment of the medical, clinical, and psychosocial needs of each patient and family to ensure the most appropriate level of care.

• Immediately upon receipt of a referral, we begin to gather important information about the individual which will include information from conversations with the referral source as well as past and current medical records.

• The initial assessment process may be completed by phone or on-site visit by a Success Rehabilitation clinical evaluator. Admissions will assist in exploring funding options with the client and their support persons. The next steps include the scheduling of a clinical assessment with the potential client, their support persons, treating professionals, and involved case managers which is scheduled as soon as possible for all assessment attendees

• Following the clinical meeting and tours of program/residence and acceptance to the program, a proposed plan of care is submitted to the funding source for review and approval. It is a pleasure of one of our referral coordinators to work to determine and secure funding qualifications, arrange family tours, and facilitate communication during the pre-admission process.

• Upon final funding approval, our referral coordinator and helpful program representatives will assist with arrangements to transfer and admit the individual.​

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