Cedarburg Brain Injury Center provides an environment and support services to allow individuals recovering from traumatic brain injury to achieve optimal level of independence before reintegrating into the community. In Wisconsin alone, there are more than 6,000 cases of hospital-related traumatic brain injuries reported annually and more than 50,000 people in the state live with a disability as a
result of a brain injury. Our residents range between ages 18-64 years old and are diagnosed with traumatic and anoxic brain injuries. Our team consists of a program director, social worker, PT/OT/RT therapists, primary care doctor, physical medicine rehab doctor, psychiatrist, and neuropsychologist. Our residents, their families, and support systems are treated with respect and dignity, recognizing that reach residents' needs and treatment will be unique. We believe in providing the highest level of quality and will work together as a team placing the residents' goals and satisfaction at the core of what we do.
