Programs

The Churchill Program offers support for residents with a focus on residual medical or neurological concerns. Programming is directed toward medical and behavioral stability.

The Genesis Program offers pragmatic training and increased individual responsibility. The program is developed for residents able to function without constant supervision within a supportive and structured environment.

The Windsor Program offers two, eight private-bed units. Windsor's unique design allows for two program environments; Genesis and SAFE (Secure and Familiar Environment) for adults with neurological impairment of varying etiology.

The Somerset Program offers a long-term therapeutic environment with intense structure and supervision. Programming and activities are tailored to each individual according to their level of independence.

Community-Based Living offers transitional services designed to assist residents in obtaining employment, enrolling in school and developing skill sets for community living. The residents in this program reside in off-campus living settings that are carefully monitored by Touchstone professionals.

The Vocational Program provides "learning by doing" for all neurobehavioral residents. This program offers a variety of work environments in which residents learn, practice and integrate appropriate work behavior with marketable skills.

The Day Rehabilitation Program offers three highly customized programs designed to assist clients who have sustained traumatic brain injury or other neurological impairment. All programs provide the opportunity for clients to reach their goals of either vocational re-entry or increased independence in living skills. Support from family or a significant other is needed during evenings and weekends at home.

The Respite Care Program offers respite for caretakers and the person needing care by providing the patient with a 24-hour to 2-week stay. This program allows for rest, relief and rejuvenation.