Indicators that may suggest a need for traumatic brain injury therapy include persistent headaches, dizziness, balance problems, memory difficulties, changes in mood or behavior, sleep disturbances, vision changes, or difficulty performing familiar tasks. Even if an injury occurred months or years ago, therapy can still provide significant benefits for managing ongoing symptoms.

Recovery timelines vary greatly depending on the severity of the brain injury, pre-existing health conditions, age, and individual response to treatment. While mild TBI symptoms may improve within weeks or months with proper therapy, moderate to severe traumatic brain injuries often require longer-term rehabilitation. Our therapists provide regular progress assessments and adjust treatment plans to maximize recovery potential.

Yes, Medicare typically covers medically necessary therapy for traumatic brain injury when ordered by a physician. Focus Family Care works with Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance providers to maximize coverage for our services. Our team handles insurance verification and explains benefits before beginning treatment, ensuring transparency about any potential costs.

Absolutely. Research shows that improvements can continue for years after a traumatic brain injury with appropriate therapy. The brain’s neuroplasticity—its ability to form new connections—remains active throughout life, allowing for ongoing recovery with targeted interventions. Our therapists specialize in both acute recovery and managing long-term TBI symptoms, providing effective strategies at any stage post-injury.