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Lenox

Chester House

Chester House TBI and SCI Care

Chester House is a state-of-the-art, post-acute program for individuals recovering from traumatic brain injury (“TBI”) and spinal cord injury (“SCI”), but will also accept appropriate residents recovering from cerebral vascular accidents (strokes and intracranial hemorrhage), tumors, cerebral damage caused by infection or neurodegenerative disease. While residents at Chester House may stay for periods as little as 3 months, they may stay as long as necessary, even permanently, depending on their circumstances.

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Regardless of length of stay, the Chester House program never loses its focus on developing and maximizing independent skills, creating improved accommodations for living, working and recreation and maximally integrating our residents lives in the community. All programs are individual and constantly changing as our residents needs change. Chester House is also discrete in everything it does. We will not focus on our residents disabilities within Chester House or out in the community, but concentrate on their abilities and help families to do the same.

The Chester House program is based on the following principals:
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