Covid-19 and Brain Injury
NeuroPraxis, an outcome-oriented home, and community brain injury program hosted a webinar on Covid-19 and Brain Injury.
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March 2021
Living With a Brain Injury During The Pandemic
NeuroPraxis, an outcome-oriented home, and community brain injury program hosted a webinar on Covid-19 and Brain Injury. Brain injury clinicians are now dealing with the neurological consequences of Covid-19 and the behavioral problems that follow. Covid-19 exacerbates the recovery process and attacks not just the respiratory system but also causes brain issues like strokes, hemorrhaging,
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Telehealth and Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Telehealth or telemedicine means different things to different people, but in its broadest definition it is the “remote treatment or diagnosis of patients using telecommunications”. Telehealth is a blanket term that covers all medical care that is provided with the use of telecommunications technology. A simple example is a doctor conducting a consultation with a
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Physical Therapy Brain Injury Rehabilitation
A single concussion has the ability to cause life-changing and lasting impacts. Even the slightest brain injury can cause severe damage or even death. If you see someone with two broken arms then you understand immediately their deficits. But with brain injury, the problems are locked deep inside and they have to be teased out
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Webinar: Covid-19 and Brain Injury
LOS ANGELES – March 4, 2021 — Neuropraxis, an outcome-oriented home, and community brain injury program, announced that it will host a webinar on Wednesday, March 24, 2021, at 12 PM PST featuring its founder and CEO, Christine Weaver. The webinar will focus on Covid-19 and Brain Injury: Living with a Brain Injury During the
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March is Brain Injury Awareness Month
Brain Injuries Awareness recognizes the month of March as an important time to bring attention to the prevention of traumatic brain injury. It’s also an opportunity to promote strategies that improve the quality of life for people living with TBI. According to the CDC, there were over 2 million emergency department visits, 280,000 hospitalizations, and
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