Care for U.S. Service Members and First Responders with Brain Injury and Related Physical and Psychological Health Concerns

• Eight- to 12-week treatment program
• Daily therapy
• Housing with on-site life skills support
• Visits with a physician, nurse, occupational therapist, physical therapist, speech therapist, clinical social worker, psychologist, vocational specialist, case manager, recreational therapist, life coach and peer liaison
• Individual sessions and group sessions in skill development, community reintegration and family education
• 12 months of transition to community follow-up sessions with a life coach
• Additional services include Shepherd Spine and Pain Institute, complimentary lunches, transportation and access to Shepherd Center’s ProMotion Fitness Center.

• Four- to six-week treatment program
• Therapy from two to four days a week
• Housing with on-site life skills support depending on housing availability
• Visits with the following, depending on areas of need: physician, case manager, nurse, occupational therapist, physical therapist, speech therapist, recreational therapist and psychologist
• Individual sessions and some individualized group treatments in foundational skill-building and family education
• Additional services may include Shepherd Spine and Pain Institute, complimentary lunches, access to Shepherd Center’s ProMotion Fitness Center, peer support and life coaching.

• Four to 12 weeks (varies based on individual needs)
• One to two visits per weeks
• Visits with one to two of the following: occupational therapist, physical therapist, speech therapist
• Individual sessions
• Additional services may include psychology, recreational therapy, vocational counseling, case management and peer support.

Virtual Day Program:

• Due to COVID-19, the SHARE Military Initiative launched a virtual program to continue providing treatment to veterans and service members. We are licensed for telehealth in the states of Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia. Clients living in these states are able to participate in a three-day, in-person evaluation, and then continue the rest of their care virtually from home. If medically necessary, additional in-person visits can be scheduled.

Comprehensive Day Program:

• Those living in states where we are not licensed may be able to participate in-person, full time at our treatment facility in Atlanta. Those participating in full day program treatment will have to adhere to our COVID-19 safety guidelines.

Outpatient Program:

• We can provide outpatient services virtually or in-person for clients in the states of Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia. We do not provide housing, lunches or transportation to those participating in our outpatient services.