Returning to Work After Injury This article has been approved for 1.5 Certified Brain Injury Specialists CE Credits and 1.5 CCM CE Credits. To earn one or both of these credits, read the article and complete the associated form(s) located at the end of this article. The news is not good. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports…
We are pleased to announce the recipients of the Employee of the Season- Fall 2016: Arbor: Chelsea Parker Bell Creek: Nicole Colemon, Monica Woodard, Stephanie Parker Belleville: Octavia Hubert Brookside: Allyssia Manuel Carpenter: C’aira Pickering Crane: Denise Mitchell Elwell: Kimberly Byram Farmington: Darlajhi Davis, Miracle Rudolph, Benjamin Amiot, Antonio Howard Garden City Apts:, Marketta Crutcher…
Introducing The Essential Brain Injury Guide 5.0 This article has been approved for 1.5 Certified Brain Injury Specialists CE Credits and 1.5 CCM CE Credits. To earn one or both of these credits, read the article and complete the associated form(s) located at the end of this article. The EBIG 5.0 Development Process With great fanfare, I…
Each season, employees are recognized for the amazing things they do every day, such as helping with extra shifts, taking care of our client’s needs, and keeping our facilities sparkling clean. The following are the employees recognized for Summer of 2016: Arbor: Judy Struble Ann Arbor Specialized Residential Program: Pamela Scott, Jessica Lupone Belleville: Shanice…
Community integration after TBI is an important step in recovery By Rebecca LaBo, Recreational Therapy InternRainbow Rehabilitation Centers By nature, people are very social creatures and have an ingrained need to feel that they are part of a community. A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is more than a physical injury—it can also affect a person’s self-esteem and…
We are excited to announce that we are nearing completion of our newest residential facility, the Southfield Center. The Southfield Center will be completed this month and will offer clients an additional high-quality rehabilitation opportunity at Rainbow. The Southfield Center makes sense for a variety of reasons. The Center is located in the heart of…
Four times a year, Rainbow recognizes employees who go above and beyond their duties. We call them Employees of the Season. Roslyn Watson, Receptionist at the Farmington Hills Treatment Center, was nominated for Employee of the Season by one of our clients. The client said the following: “One day when my driver was an hour…
Kim Phelps, a field registered nurse at Rainbow, has long been the go-to resource for diabetic education. Recently, she revamped our education materials and created the Diabetic Resource Handbook. The handbook defines the two principal types of diabetes and how to manage them with a healthy diet and exercise. A description of symptoms of hypoglycemia…
Four times a year, Rainbow recognizes employees who go above and beyond their duties. We call them Employees of the Season. Raena Grishaber (left) and Millie Staton were recently recognized as Employees of the Season. Here is their nomination: Millie and Raena were nominated for Employee of the Season for their fast response to an…
Click to enlarge Each season, employees are recognized for the amazing things they do every day, such as helping with extra shifts, taking care of our client’s needs, and keeping our facilities sparkling clean. The following are the employees recognized for Spring of 2016: Arbor: Riad Alhakim Belleville: Michelle Fitzhugh Bemis: Semaj Mounger Birchwood: Kaitlyn…