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I am a speech-language pathologist and certified brain injury specialist. I work with patients of all ages, with neurologic diagnoses, at Aspen Valley Hospital. I work with individuals diagnosed with a brain injury, beginning with a thorough assessment, followed by a strategic plan to help guide patients on their road to recovery.
I specialize in promoting symptom management, development of compensatory strategies, cognitive communication recovery, improving short term and long term memory skills, executive function skills, and dual-tasking ability. In addition, I may provide therapy to improve motor speech, voice, and/or swallow function.
I am an experienced occupational therapist who specializes in treating people for cognitive/executive functioning and functional living skills who have experienced a brain injury. I work with individuals of all ages who have had a mild-moderate brain injury. I can help you manage your cognitive related difficulties, especially related to work and performing daily activities you enjoy but may be struggling with. I work with you and your family to remediate and compensate for cognitive deficits and help you get back to living a fulfilled life
I specialize in individually tailored cognitive rehabilitation to address functional difficulties often experienced by individuals with brain injuries. Treatment may address any or all of the following: organization, time management, task initiation and completion, memory, learning, attention/concentration, planning, goal setting, decision making, communication, word retrieval, reading (comprehension or retention), study skills, problem solving, speed of processing
Kintinu Telerehab was born from Quality Living, Inc (QLI) in Omaha, NE in 2018. QLI is a national center of excellence with over 30 years of experience in brain injury. Our telerehab program provides virtual physical, occupational, speech and cognitive therapy, psychology and counseling services. Our team focuses on providing access to comprehensive and meaningful therapy delivered in the patient's home, community, or even their workplace. Our clinicians are licensed in Colorado. We primarily serve individuals 14 and older.
We offer outpatient hand, physical and speech therapy services. Our therapists have extensive experience treating cognitive, speech, vestibular, neuromuscular conditions that can arise from TBI. We have three locations in Arvada, Wheat Ridge and Louisville, and can provide services via telehealth for many clients in other areas of Colorado. We work closely with several local neurologists, neuropsychologists and other professionals to provide the highest level of care for acquired brain injury survivors.
At Northern Colorado Long Term Acute Hospital, we provide long-term acute care services to patients who are recovering from serious illnesses or injuries and often require additional critical care services for medically complex conditions. We consider it a privilege to be able to offer this advanced care to the area and are honored to be a vital part of our community. At Northern Colorado Long Term Acute Hospital we provide long-term acute care services to patients who are recovering from serious illnesses or injuries. Often these individuals require additional critical care services for medically complex conditions such as trauma, brain injuries, infectious diseases, wound healing, cardiovascular disease, stroke, amputations, respiratory failure and more. Our medical professionals work as a team to provide more intensive services to our patients than what is normally provided in an acute hospital setting. Our long-term acute care team consists of physicians, nurses, therapists, specialists, pharmacists and other highly trained medical professionals. It is led by our full-time medical director. We tailor our medical services to the complex needs of our patients, creating a personalized plan of care that is guided by the patient's attending physician and coordinated with consulting specialists when necessary. Our patients receive 24-hour nursing and respiratory care services with daily physician management. Other services we provide include: Speech, memory and cognitive therapy On-Site Laboratory Services Physical therapy Occupational therapy Aquatic therapy water-based treatments Pain management Dysphagia management Ventilator weaning Wound Care In addition, we offer support groups for patients and caregivers to expand treatment and to allow those with common challenges to share experiences, explore resources, encourage one another, and to help teach each other how to best navigate their circumstances. Why Long Term Acute Care? Most people who need inpatient hospital services are admitted to an acute care hospital for a relatively short amount of time. But patients with medically complex conditions may be referred to a long-term acute care (LTACH) which is also certified as an acute hospital — for continued care beyond their original hospital stay. LTACHs specialize in treating patients who may have more than one serious condition, but who may improve with time and care and return home. Northern Colorado Long Term Acute Hospital is the first hospital in Colorado to earn The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for Respiratory Failure. We are proud to be a “Center of Excellence” for all respiratory failure patients, including those who require prolonged ventilator management and weaning.
Peak Brain Performance Centers strives toward empowering individuals who may have lost hope, by providing them with a personalized and innovative treatment regimen to overcome a wide range of neurological, physical, and metabolic conditions. We aim to provide a comprehensive evaluation tailored around you and your needs; by partnering with you and educating you along your journey, leaving no stone unturned and no questions unanswered. We take the time to get to know the whole you so we can cater your treatment plan around what matters most to you, and get you back to the activities and people you love in the quickest manner possible. We understand that your brain is exceptionally unique, and, as such, your treatment interventions should be as well. Treatment interventions consist of vestibular rehab, oculomotor training, physical exercise, electric stimulation, cognitive training, etc
