Brain Injury Rehabilitation

Mary Free Bed's commitment to providing life-long brain injury rehabilitative care ensures that we work with our patients and their family members to achieve the highest level of physical, psychological, social, and vocational functioning possible. We encourage the involvement of family members and friends every step of the way.

Brain Injury Patient Stories

George realized he was in the car with a dangerous driver and put his safety second by cradling a baby. Read George's story...

A propane truck smashed into Pete's car leaving him with a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Read Pete's story...

After a brain aneurysm, Rick could not communicate clearly, feed himself, walk, or use his right side. Read Rick's story...

Vicki woke up at 5:30 am with a headache, she started crying, and then passed out. After brain surgery she came to Mary Free Bed's inpatient brain injury program. Read Vicki's story...

After an MRI showed a basal ganglia mass in the left side of Pat's brain, she had surgery to remove it. The surgery caused cognitive problems and paralysis of her right side. Read Pat's story...

When Tom's ATV rolled and he was ejected, he was in a coma for two weeks. His brain injury resulted in paralysis and impairment to his vision, comprehension, and expression. Read Tom's story...

22-year-old Nicole had surgery for a brain hemmorage in 2007 and has been coping with spasticity in her arm and leg since then. SaeboFlex therapy helps her regain function. Read Nicole's story...

A car crash left Eric unable to walk. At Mary Free Bed, Eric struggled to overcome his injuries so he could live a normal life again. Read Eric's story...