The Windsor Program

The Windsor Program houses an unique environment for adolescents, 16.5 and older, and adults with neurological impairments of varying degrees. Windsor is licensed by the Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services (TDADS) with a special certificate for managing those with memory loss or dementia and is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities ( CARF ).The secured 16-bed facility is designed to provided comprehensive neurobehavioral, cognitive, physical , and pre-vocational rehabilitative services at a post-acute level of care.

The facility offers 24-hour-a-day, seven-day-a-week supervision by specially trained staff, Living Skills Advisors (LSAs) and nurses. Windsor provides structured activities in a prosthetic environment to assist residents with achieving or maintaining the highest level of independent function and best possible quality of life. Program objectives are individualized following identification of barriers, querying desired goal of the resident, stakeholder and family members, performing assessments, and establishing attainable outcomes.

Admission criteria

• Must be at least 16.5 years of age.

• Has a known or suspected neurological or neurobehavioral impairment.

• Must be medically stable

• Requires full time supervision

• May require nursing intervention at least 30 minutes per day, including medication administration and neuromedical baseline observations.

• Requires formal consultation with attending physician equal to or greater than two times per month.

• May require formal rehabilitation therapies  upon admission, greater than or equal to two concurrent therapies in two or more discipline areas.

• Has 24-hour awake staff supervision requirements.

• May require total assistance on all activities of daily living.

• Residents may be transferred to the Churchill, Somerset, Genesis or Community

Services provided by the Windsor Program may include:

• 24- hour staff

• 24-hour nursing supervision

• Neuromedical management

• Behavioral management

• Living skills training

• Physical therapy

• Occupational therapy

• Speech therapy

• Neuropsychological evaluations

• Clinical psychological evaluation and therapy

• Vocational assessments and programming

• Educational assessments and programming

• Individual case management

• Transportation ( local )

• Cognitive re-training

• Support groups: anger management and brain injury

Rehabilitation programs are based on the demonstrated need for another level of care and in accordance with admission criteria for those programs.