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Assessment and Intake Services

At Arizona Neurorehab (AzN), we begin each client’s journey with a comprehensive, interdisciplinary evaluation tailored to individuals recovering from brain injuries or other neurological conditions. This assessment phase is essential to understanding each client’s strengths, challenges, and potential for recovery.

Over two weeks, clients engage in structured assessments across multiple disciplines. Depending on the specific evaluation needs, sessions may range from two to eight hours per discipline. These assessments examine cognitive and functional abilities in depth.

Each discipline produces a detailed section in the final interdisciplinary report. The report concludes with an integrated Recommendations section that outlines both individualized and shared treatment goals. A full neuropsychological evaluation is included unless one has been completed within the past year, in which case a clinical interview and brief neuropsychological screen are conducted.

At the end of the assessment period, a collaborative feedback session is held with the client, their family, the referring vocational rehabilitation counselor or case manager, and all members of the AzN treatment team. Each discipline presents findings and recommendations to ensure clarity, alignment, and shared understanding.

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Transition to Treatment

Clients who are determined to benefit from ongoing services may transition into AzN’s flexible neurorehabilitation program. Participation requires attending in-office services 2-3 days per week, 3-4 hours a day, and between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Public transportation training is available as part of the treatment services. We also have sessions in the community!

In the first two months, most clients receive between 10 and 15 hours of direct therapy contact per week, based on their individualized plan. Treatment may include both one-on-one and group therapy sessions, with clients encouraged to interact and engage with peers and therapists collaboratively. Treatment usually winds down once the client gets closer to achieving their job goal.

Family involvement is a key component of the program. Family members are expected to meet or communicate regularly with the AzN neuropsychologist or clinical social worker to stay informed and aligned with the client’s goals and progress.

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How to Refer a Client to Arizona Neurorehab

  • Contact the Comp Neuro team of the Vocational Rehabilitation office in Phoenix and let them know you are interested in these services with us! 3425 E. Van Buren St., Suite 102, Phoenix, AZ 85008 (602) 774-9109

  • Call your local Vocational Rehabilitation office and ask about the Comp Neuro services (their offices provide services based on zip code). Contact Information - Rehabilitation Services Administration

  • Call us! We can help you find the office to contact according to your zip code