Fen House

What does it do?

Fen House provides a high quality neurobehavioural assessment and rehabilitation service for people with cognitive, physical and / or emotional symptoms following an acquired brain injury including physical and / or verbal aggression, impaired social functioning and dis-inhibited behaviour.

It also provides a continuing rehabilitation service for those with longer term needs. Specialist rehabilitation is based on a neurobehavioural approach and focuses on enabling service users to function as independently as possible, develop their lives as they choose and to participate in as many of their previous roles and activities as possible.

At the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust we aim to guide service users through the entire process of rehabilitation, as well as offering support, education and continuing help to their families, carers and friends.

Outcomes

In 2017, Fen House admitted 42 individuals following an acquired brain injury (ABI).

• 79% were male.
• 45% had a stroke, 45% had sustained a traumatic brain injury and 10% had other forms of ABI.
• The average time since injury was 2 months.

Fen House discharged 36 people. The average length of stay was 3 months. On discharge:

• 66% needed only part time or no supervision.
• 97% moved on to supported or independent living.

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