Whether the injury was the cause of a fall, car accident, brain tumor, surgery, or other life-altering trauma, we understand that each injury is unique, with specific needs, capabilities and potential. Therefore, each person served in our brain injury program has a treatment plan that is created uniquely for them. Our extensive rehabilitation experience in the treatment of individuals living with a brain injury will guide us as we work together with each person served and their family to identify rehabilitation goals and utilize the latest technology and intervention strategies to achieve those goals. Our transdisciplinary team approach will also allow each member of the rehabilitation team to communicate with each other throughout the process. This allows for carry over of interventions from one therapist to another and supports improved outcomes for those we serve.

A stroke can affect many aspects of life, including movement, communications, reasoning, balance, swallowing, speech and even breathing. Depending on the severity of the stroke, different areas of the brain can be affected. At On With Life, we understand that because each individual is different in how the stroke has affected them, that each rehabilitation plan needs to be different. The focus of the program is to identify each participant's personal goals and needs and prioritize interventions in a manner designed to support improved outcomes and community involvement. Our specialized Stroke ENGAGE Program was developed based on this understanding and focuses on identifying and responding to the special and unique needs of individuals recovering from a stroke.

A concussion, which is also known as mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI), is often caused by a sudden jolt, blow, or bump to the head or neck that may produce symptoms such as dizziness, headaches, light and noise sensitivity, memory challenges, irritability and sleeplessness. Concussion symptoms typically resolve within two to four weeks. At On With Life Outpatient, we see individuals at all levels of recovery - those suffering from an initial acute concussion and those whose symptoms have continued past the normal two to four week recovery period. A concussion can affect each person differently and requires a transdisiplinary team approach to care. To provide this level of care, On With Life has developed a Complex Concussion program which assesses each individual's symptoms and needs within our uniquely developed 7 domains of care. 

Parkinson's disease can impact many aspects of life, but at On With Life, our Parkinson's Disease program focuses on how individuals living with Parkinson's disease can manage their symptoms and improve their quality of life. As a neurodegenerative disease, individuals living with Parkinson's disease may experience walking difficulties, balance and coordination challenges, fatigue, tremors, difficulty with speech and fine motor skills, memory/cognitive challenges and depression. The goal of On With Life's Parkinson's Disease program is to provide a comprehensive outpatient program that addresses the specific needs of those impacted by Parkinson's disease at all levels of progression.