What does JRC mean in REHABILITATION

The JRC provides a wide range of services tailored to meet the needs of each individual patient. These include physical, occupational, speech, and cognitive therapies; mental health care; neuro-rehabilitation; and more.

The amount of time necessary for each patient's treatment plan varies based on their particular condition or diagnosis. However, at the JRC, patients are provided with short-term as well as long-term residential programs that can last anywhere from two weeks to six months or longer.

Yes, there are insurance costs associated with receiving treatment at the JRC. Patients should contact their insurance provider in advance to determine what coverage options are available to them. Additionally, patients may be asked to pay up front fees prior to admission into a program.

Yes! The JRC offers career counseling and job placement services as well as life skills classes designed to help individuals prepare for transition back into society following completion of their rehabilitation coursework. Additionally, they provide family therapy sessions if requested by a patient's guardian or legal representative.

Yes! Volunteers play an important role in aiding patients' progress during their stay at the Jefferson Rehabilitation Center by offering moral support, companionship during therapeutic activities, and general assistance around the facility. If you would like to become a volunteer at this center please contact our office directly for more information on requirements and expectations.