Bancroft NeuroRehab provides a wide array of residential rehabilitation options to meet the needs of adults with acquired brain injuries and neurological conditions.
Residents benefit from the continuity of therapy at Bancroft NeuroRehab centers to applying newly acquired skills at home and in the community. As needs and abilities change over time, so, too, should the level of support provided. Clients seamlessly transition through our residential options and levels of support as their needs and abilities change over time.
Residential options include contemporary and accessible group homes and apartments in attractive communities in central and southern New Jersey.
What is Caregiver Burnout? Caregiver burnout occurs when someone who cares for a chronically ill, disabled, or elderly person is in a state of emotional, physical,
Bancroft NeuroRehab Outpatient Program Director and Speech-Language Pathologist, Michelle Valente discusses aphasia, the condition Bruce Willis has been diagnosed with. Aphasia is an acquired language disorder
A new study released in the journal Nature shows the effect of COVID-19 on the brain. A study released this week in the journal Nature is showing the effects that
Tips To Prevent Heart Disease and Stroke Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the United States. In addition
Bancroft NeuroRehab was awarded a grant through the Wawa Foundation to enhance its vocational programs. Through this grant, Bancroft NeuroRehab was able to connect individuals back
INTRO Q. What is concussion? A. A concussion is an injury to the brain that results in temporary loss of normal brain function (The American
Parkinson Voice Project awarded Bancroft NeuroRehab 2021 SPEAK OUT!® Grant to improve services for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. SPEAK OUT!® & The LOUD Crowd®
In his role, Rich will oversee Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy across Bancroft NeuroRehab’s three outpatient locations, with a focus on growth, expansion of service offerings,
After a brain injury, it is really important to get the right help you need during your recovery. Talking to your doctor during this time becomes
More than 795,000 Americans have a stroke each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention – that means a stroke occurs every 40
Bancroft NeuroRehab Clinicians Discuss Senior Fall Prevention & Safety with BIANJ Bancroft NeuroRehab clinicians discuss fall prevention and safety for seniors, including at-home exercises that can
Meet Dave! He is a trained facility dog that helps brain injury patients at Bancroft NeuroRehab. Dave is a graduate from the Canine Companions for Independence
Common Questions & Answers About Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) As we kick off Brain Injury Awareness Month, we are here to help give you a deeper
As the region continues to implement more reopenings and opportunities to step outside our homes into the community, there is also a level of fear and
Ticks are a warm-weather nuisance, but an innocent bite can lead to a number of physical, psychological and cognitive deficits if not treated properly – and
By Danielle Ager, Psy.D. Kathryn Murray, Psy.D. With the dog days of summer upon us, many are looking for ways to cool off, but along with
Sleep is critical to our health, but can be elusive. Bancroft NeuroRehab’s Dr. Sheryl Berardinelli shares tips for improving the quality of the Zzz’s you catch
It can be difficult to manage the level of anxiety we might be feeling as news and information about the COVID-19 pandemic is a constant on
As we monitor Coronavirus (COVID-19) in our region, we want to keep our clients updated on the preventative measures being taken and preparations Bancroft NeuroRehab has
To our Patients and their loved ones, Due to the worldwide coronavirus outbreak, if you or a household member are currently experiencing a fever or flu-like
Here are 5 ways your social life impacts more than just your calendar. By Sheryl Berardinelli, PsyD, ABPP Board-Certified Rehabilitation Psychologist, Bancroft NeuroRehab Physical activity
By Sarah West, Ph.D. Neuropsychologist, Bancroft NeuroRehab The brain and the heart. We don’t always think of them as being closely related. One allows us
Just like your body, the brain needs exercise to stay in shape. As we kick off Brain Injury Awareness Month, a neuropsychologist from Bancroft NeuroRehab shares
Looking to make a change in 2020? A local neuropsychologist shares why that’s a good idea – for you, and for your brain. By Karen
With the season’s many gatherings and extended time together, the holidays are prime for picking up on subtle changes in a loved one’s memory. What should
As we face the season’s first big heatwave, a Bancroft NeuroRehab nurse shares tips to protect yourself against the sun’s rays and high heat and humidity.
Mike Hauger doesn’t remember the accident that changed his life. The 25-year-old was driving through Gloucester County en route to a work site on a hot afternoon in
https://neurorehab.bancroft.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Theresa_PT.mov On June 15, 2020, Theresa DiGillorenzo’s life was forever changed. At 84 years young, Theresa woke up and noticed her vision had changed. She immediately went to
Matt Collura’s life changed forever on March 9th, 2011 when he suffered a traumatic brain injury while snowboarding with friends. He was only 27 years old. The injury
