Client Outcomes
Clients who participate in our Transitional Living Center Short-term Residential programming experience high rates of successful community reintegration after their injury or illness.
- 83% of participants remained out of the hospital at 6 months.
- 100% of clients are living at home or in a community environment at 6 months.
- 100% of clients are discharged home at the completion of the TLC program.
Clients in our Transitional Living Center also report high levels of satisfaction with services received: 100% of our clients report being satisfied with the skill level of TLC clinicians, including physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, and neuropsychologists*.
*Based on 2023 discharges
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Husband and wife David Lozano, MD and Olga Lozano, RN are used to giving rather than receiving care. Both take immense pride in ...
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In 2011, Joanne Lichtman was involved in a car accident that resulted in a serious spinal cord injury and left her a ...
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For Nolan Sheow, 22, from La Cañada, California, life was looking up. He had just completed his last year at the University of ...
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In January 2020, Stacy Elliott awoke in the middle of the night. Something was terribly wrong. She stirred her husband, Phil. “I ...
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In July 2007, just before his 35 th birthday, Captain Patrick Horan was serving in Iraq and sustained a gunshot wound to the ...
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While riding his motorcycle in Malibu on November 2, 2008, Marco Ferreira suffered a terrible crash and was airlifted to UCLA ...
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Jude Aquino doesn't understand Casa Colina is a place for recovery. He thinks it's a place to play. But then, Jude is only four ...
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With Casa Colina's 80-year history of excellence, the Bosserman family knew it represented their mother, Barbara's, best ...
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In 2008, at just 26, Katherine Wolf suffered a near-fatal stroke that left her unable to walk, speak, or swallow food. For ...
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Eight years ago, a tragic accident left him paralyzed from the chest down. But it wouldn’t be the last time he flew. As a young ...
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A relaxing family gathering suddenly took a devastating turn when Ruben “Trini” Martinez dove into his brother-in-law’s pool in ...
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When Lorie Hargrave and Hal Hargrave, Sr., arrived at Casa Colina with their eldest son in August 2007, they had already ...
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Independent Fitness Program (Pool & Land) September 11
Our Independent Fitness Program is for individuals who want to continue a wellness program independently or with the assistance/supervision of a family member or caregiver. You will be educated on safe use of the equipment and appropriate exercises ...
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Assisted Fitness Program (Pool & Land) September 11
Our Assisted Fitness Program is for individuals who want to continue a wellness program but are not physically able to participate independently and do not have a caregiver or family member to assist them. A Casa Colina rehabilitation aide assists ...
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Parkinson's Disease Group Wellness at Casa Colina Pomona Campus September 11
Our popular group wellness program provides a general framework for wellness and an overview of therapeutic techniques and equipment for individuals with Parkinson's disease. This group meets at our Pomona Campus every Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 1 ...
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No Boundaries Program (Land Only) September 11
The No Boundaries Program is for individuals who have suffered a neurological injury, want to continue making functional gains, and improve their health and wellness after insurance benefits are no longer available. A structured, intensive program is ...
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Parkinson's Disease Group Wellness at Casa Colina Azusa Center September 12
Our popular group wellness program provides a general framework for wellness and an overview of therapeutic techniques and equipment for individuals with Parkinson's disease. This group meets at our Azusa Center every Thursday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. ...
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Communicating with Aphasia Group September 12
Casa Colina’s Outpatient Communicating With Aphasia Group is designed to encourage social camaraderie while promoting receptive and expressive language skills to enhance daily conversations. The group focuses on individuals who have communication ...
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Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Support Group September 13
This group is currently meeting online. Support group for individuals with spinal cord injuries. Life with SCI, information, ideas, resources, and support. Facilitator: Andrew Skinner Online (Contact facilitator for virtual meeting information)* ...
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Makapo Padding - Outrigger Canoe September 13
Cost: $75 Join Casa Colina as we collaborate with Makapo Paddling to build camaraderie on the water while learning to operate a double-hull kayak! Participants should wear comfortable clothing and bring a hat, sunscreen, and water. Cost includes ...
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Parkinson's Disease High-Intensity Exercise Group September 14
Did you know high-intensity exercise is shown to be neuro-protective and neuro-restorative? Designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease who require minimal assistance, this program integrates evidence-based aerobic exercise with general ...
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Free Sports Injury Screening Clinic September 16
The Coliseum at Casa Colina Hospital and Centers for Healthcare is offering free sports injury screenings. Overseen by Steven Bast, MD, program medical director and an orthopedic surgeon trained in sports medicine, the Coliseum welcomes injured ...
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