History


In 1990, Restore Neurobehavioral Center was founded as a specialized comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation program for persons with behavioral disorders associated with acquired brain injury.  Our model of care expanded in 1999 to include a community based, residential rehabilitation treatment program. In 2001, Restore Neurobehavioral Center became licensed as a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) facility and in 2007 and 2008 we expanded our continuum of care of Residential Post-Acute Rehabilitation to include Community Living Programs.  Over the years, our focus has always remained exclusively on the treatment of persons with brain injury who also manifest moderate-to-severe behavioral problems.

Restore Neurobehavioral Center is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF).  We have maintained CARF accreditation since 1992, which includes accreditation of our community based Medical Rehabilitation Programs and Brain Injury Programs:  Residential Rehabilitation Programs (Adult), Long-Term Residential Services (Adults), and Outpatient Rehabilitation Programs (Adult). 

Restore Neurobehavioral Center is the only neurobehavioral program in Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina and Tennessee.  We have admitted patients from as far away as the Philippine Islands and all corners of the continental United States.  We will continue to be a regional, national and international resource for the specialized care and treatment of persons who have experienced a brain injury and manifest moderate-to-severe behavioral problems as a consequence.