Program Evaluation Data

Based on the most recent program evaluation data (September 1, 2018 – August 31, 2019)
Galveston

Moody Neuro at Galveston discharged

Lubbock

Moody Neuro at Lubbock discharged

112

Patients

115

Patients
patients

%

have a diagnosis of TBI

%

have a diagnosis of stroke

%

have brain injuries from other etiologies such as anoxia, encephalitis, infectious disorders or gunshot wounds

male

Approximately 80% of patients admitted were male

41

The average age was approximately 41 (range: 17-75)

House

At discharge, greater than 80% of patients return to their own home or a family home. Approximately 7% are discharged to a hospital due to a medical issue

Long Term Care

Approximately 5% are discharged to assisted living or long-term care facilities

Patients and families are generally very satisfied with the facilities and services provided by Moody Neuro
Ring Chart 95

%

rate clinical services as above average or excellent

Ring Chart 95

%

rate residential facilities and direct care as above average or excellent

Ring Chart 95

%

of families would recommend Moody Neuro to others

Adolescent

18+

Generally, patients must be 18 years of age or older to reside on the Moody Neuro campus
Adolescent

16 - 17

Patients who are age 16 or 17 years may be considered for residential services on a case-by-case basis
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On and off campus living arrangements are provided for adolescent patients and their families
During the 2018-2019 fiscal year:
Galveston
Moody Neuro Galveston served one adolescent
Lubbock
Patients who are age 16 or 17 years may be considered for residential services on a case-by-case basis
Adolescent

1 - 2

Moody Neuro PABI programs typically serve 1-2 adolescents per year

Moody Neuro will provide residential services to patients that have co-occurring limb loss or spinal cord injury (SCI). During the 2018-19 fiscal year:

Galveston

Galveston

2

Served two patients with limb loss

1

Served one residential patient with SCI
Galveston

Lubbock

0

Did not serve any with limb loss

2

Served two residential patients with SCI

Moody Neuro will provide residential services to patients that have co-occurring limb loss or spinal cord injury (SCI). During the 2018-19 fiscal year:

Hand
Walker
Toilet
On a case-by-case basis Moody Neuro will consider those with a primary SCI diagnosis.

In order to participate in rehabilitation programming, it is necessary for brain injury patients with co-occurring SCI to have some use of their hands for mobility, ability to perform some ADL’s (activities of daily living) and bowel and bladder care.

Patients with incomplete spinal cord injuries are generally appropriate for admission if the injury occurred at the C 5-6 level in which:
Sensory and motor functions are preserved below the neurological level of injury with more than half of key muscles having a grade of 3 (active movement against gravity)
Potential for recovery of function, are appropriate for admission
Patients with complete spinal cord injuries at or below the T-1 level are appropriate for admission
Moody’s Spinal Cord Injury program focuses on patient needs and practice a unified, interdisciplinary approach to patient care
Knowledge

We are current in our knowledge and innovative in our treatment practices and use of technology

Bathing

The Spinal cord rehabilitation program focuses on advanced functional training, including independence with bathing and bowel and bladder care

Neck Brace

The patient may continue to work on building strength and endurance while waiting for a body jacket or neck brace to be removed. Once the body jacket or the neck brace is removed, the patient will be able to participate in more advanced activities

The purpose of the SCI Rehabilitation Program:
To help people learn to function as independently as possible

To provide information about community resources to our patients and their families

To lessen any medical complications caused by the injury or illness

To train family members and other caregivers to provide appropriate care

To provide education about spinal cord injury to our patients and their families

To provide appropriate referrals for care following discharge

When patients no longer need inpatient rehabilitation, they may continue to work toward their goals in an outpatient setting.