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Quality and Outcomes - Brain Injury Outpatient

The Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Brain Injury Program is a comprehensive inpatient and outpatient program.  Patients are able to enter the program as an inpatient and continue as an outpatient, or enter as an outpatient having completed an inpatient program elsewhere.  Below see information about the outpatient program, including demographic and patient experience outcomes. 

View inpatient quality outcomes here.

Source: Uniform Data Systems 2019, MedTel Outcomes 2019

Outpatient

Patients Served

In 2019, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital (SRH) Outpatient brain injury program served 122 outpatients. Of those patients, 56% were female, while 44% were male. The average age of our outpatients was 45 years.  On average, our patients completed 8.5 outpatient visits.  

  • Ross Zafonte at Hackathon
  • BI outpatient visits
  • BI outpatient demographics

Patient Experience

Satisfaction with your experience is a high priority for us. We measured the quality of our programs by asking patients how satisfied they were with their overall care, how willing they were to recommend SRH to others, and how prepared they rate the administrative experience. We are committed to seeking ongoing feedback from our patient in order to continually improve our patient care.

  • Outpatient patient experience
  • Brain Injury
"My therapist was extremely helpful and reassuring. He provided concrete advice and very helpful handouts. His knowledge and caring manner helped with cognition as well as emotional well-being. I am very grateful for the help I recieved and I feel 'normal' again." -
--Brain Injury program participant