Description:
Lakeview’s CBRF program is designed to provide a continuum of care, clinical treatment, and behavior management services to adults with Traumatic Brain Injury, alcohol/drug issues, developmental disability, and/or physical disabilities. These client groups have proven to be compatible in this setting, as they may share common strengths and deficits in the areas of cognition, physical functioning, medical needs, and psychosocial needs.
Lakeview offers a variety of services to meet individual needs. These services are intended to promote increased independence to allow the individual to live in the least restrictive environment possible. The ultimate goal of the program is to help each individual reach his or her highest level of independence by enriching his or her quality of life.
Services include an individualized program of daily activities, supervision and support services, health monitoring services, information and referral services, leisure activities, behavioral services, and functional living skills, which are incorporated into a community reentry program.
Through Lakeview's outpatient program, residents have access to Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech and Language Therapy, and Psychological Services which are provided as directed by their physicians. CBRF residents have the option to access these services at Lakeview or through other area providers.
Lakeview is able to offer a very comprehensive program to our CBRF residents because we have highly trained professional and direct care staff. An individualized program of services is implemented based on assessments performed by the interdisciplinary team. Upon admission to the CBRF, residents undergo a screening by skilled therapists, as directed by their physicians. A registered nurse completes the nursing assessment.
Respite services can be coordinated for our current residents if and when required.