Association for the Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured (ARBI)

Name: Association for the Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured (ARBI)
Address: Alberta, Canada
Telephone: 403-242-7116

Blending science and compassion to create hope for brain injury & stroke survivors

Since 1978, ARBI has been dedicated to making life better for individuals with acquired brain injuries. The ARBI approach blends science and compassion to create hope for survivors.

Thousands of individuals from across Alberta have benefited from ARBI’s innovative treatment model. ARBI’s team of accomplished health care professionals and committed volunteers provide intensive rehabilitation through a variety of programs to help give brain injury survivors and their families a second chance at life. We do this through our primary programs and services:

ON-SITE PROGRAM provides intensive neurorehabilitation therapy delivered by our multidisciplinary team of healthcare professionals.

OUTREACH PROGRAM offers one-to-one assessment and treatment tailored for clients requiring intervention from only one discipline.

COMMUNITY INTEGRATION PROGRAM (CIP) offers group and one-to-one opportunities for engagement in meaningful community-based recreational pursuits.

CAREGIVER SUPPORT is provided to clients and their caregivers as they adjust to life after brain injury and reconnect with the community.

City: Calgary

Business address: Association for the Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured (ARBI), 3412 Spruce Drive SW, Calgary, AB, T3C 3A4

Phone number: 403-242-7116

Email: info@arbi.ca

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Do you offer gift cards?: No

Delivery: No

Curb side pickup: No

Wheelchair accessible: Yes

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