What does BIRC mean in REHABILITATION

The goal of these centers is to help individuals rebuild the skills needed for everyday life. Through individualized intervention plans tailored to the individual's needs and abilities, clients can improve their mobility, increase self-care abilities, restore communication skills and overall quality of life.

Most insurance companies will cover some or all of the cost of care at a BIRC if they have been authorized by your insurance provider. Be sure to check with your insurance provider in advance to determine their specific coverage guidelines and necessary authorization forms.

Depending on the severity of your symptoms and the level of care needed, you may receive care from a variety of healthcare professionals including therapists such as physical therapists, occupational therapists and speech language pathologists; counselors; psychologists; neurologists; neuropsychologists; nurses; case managers; social workers; dieticians; nutritionists; recreational therapists and other support personnel.

Depending on your individual needs, you may be able to access various therapies such as physical therapy to improve motor coordination and strength; occupational therapy for upper body activities like writing or brushing teeth; recreation/leisure activities like golfing or swimming that promote overall health and well-being; cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for managing anger outbursts or depression symptoms stemming from brain injury

At a BIRC you should expect an inclusive environment which caters to both patient comfortability while also prioritizing safety protocols. There will often be private areas such as waiting rooms within the facility surrounding designated activity rooms where individuals undergoing treatment spend time with their respective doctors or counselors.

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