What does RSR mean in OCCUPATION & POSITIONS

An RSR helps individuals with disabilities and their families access resources, become familiar with available services, and find any necessary adaptive equipment or special accommodations. They may provide educational assistance or job training programs as well.

Anyone who has been diagnosed with a disability can benefit from the services provided by an RSR. This includes individuals of any age since many disabilities can be acquired at any point in life due to accidents or illness. Working with an RSR can help these individuals adjust to living with a disability and learn how to use new technologies or techniques to maintain a quality of life they are accustomed to.

No, case managers provide social work-related service whereas an RSR focuses on helping those with disabilities access resources that ensure they have the best outcome despite their impairment.

Many medical facilities have on-staff professionals who are available for cases involving disability rehabilitation such as physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, and RSRS. Additionally, there are numerous organizations dedicated to assisting individuals affected by disabilities or chronic conditions; these organizations often have sets of RSRS on staff that individuals may be able to take advantage of.

Most RSRS charge based upon their experience level and credentials in addition to other factors like location and travel expenses if applicable; however, some nonprofits may offer low cost or free services depending on the individual's circumstances.