Restore Neurobehavioral Center has maintained CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) accreditation since 1992.   We proudly continue CARF accreditation of our community based programs as Medical Rehabilitation Programs, Brain Injury Programs:  Residential Rehabilitation Programs (Adult), Long-Term Residential Services (Adults), and Outpatient Rehabilitation Programs (Adult).

CARF, the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, is an independent, nonprofit organization that has an established a set of business and clinical standards for a wide variety of rehabilitation services.  You can learn more about CARF at www.carf.org

Here are comments CARF has made about the services provided by Restore:

“This organization has a palpable sense of commitment to the needs of persons served that is evident at all levels of the organization” (2007)

“Interviews with persons served and family members reveal that staff members demonstrate exceptional caring in their efforts to make the stay of each person served as functional and meaningful as possible.  Staff members regularly work hard to provide meaningful activities in house and in the community.  Their camaraderie in doing so is evident” (2007)

“The strengths (of Restore) are many, including attention to safety, advocating for persons with brain injury, inclusion of family members in the rehabilitation process, creative treatment interventions, communications systems, well-integrated rehabilitation teams, and the case management system…the person served clearly benefit from the expertise and guidance of the operational and medical leadership” (2007)