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Brain Revives

A Recovery Resource for Patients After Brain Injury Discharge

Brain Revives supports medically stable patients and caregivers who need structured education and recovery planning at home.

Many patients leave acute or post-acute care with ongoing symptoms but limited day-to-day guidance. Brain Revives provides a structured, educational recovery framework that helps patients and caregivers organize the first 90 days at home.

The program is not a substitute for medical care, therapy, or physician-directed treatment. It is designed to work alongside the existing care team and help patients ask better questions, track meaningful symptoms, and follow a more consistent home recovery plan.

Appropriate referrals

  • • Adults recovering from TBI, concussion, or stroke
  • • Medically stable patients at home
  • • Patients struggling with sleep, fatigue, cognitive load, mood, or daily routine
  • • Caregivers who need structure and education

Not appropriate

  • • Acute medical instability
  • • New or worsening neurological deficits
  • • Uncontrolled psychiatric crisis
  • • Patients needing urgent in-person evaluation
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Where Brain Revives fits in your patient's care

Brain Revives does not replace your care. It runs alongside it during the home-recovery phase, so patients track the right signals and arrive at follow-up better prepared.

  1. Acute care
  2. Discharge
  3. Home recovery
  4. Your follow-up

Brain Revives runs alongside, from discharge through follow-up

Physician-led recovery education and tracking that complements your treatment plan. Patients are always directed back to their care team for medical decisions and to emergency services for urgent symptoms.

The post-discharge gap, in numbers

43%
of patients hospitalized with severe TBI have a related disability one year later
Source: NIH/NCBI
214,110
TBI-related hospitalizations in the U.S. in 2020
Source: CDC, 2020

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Brain Revives support my patients after discharge?

Brain Revives gives your TBI, concussion, and stroke patients structured, physician-led recovery education for the gap between discharge and follow-up. It helps patients and caregivers track sleep, fatigue, cognition, mood, and daily function so they arrive at appointments better prepared, without replacing your care.

Which patients are appropriate to refer?

Appropriate referrals are medically stable adults at home recovering from TBI, concussion, or stroke who struggle with sleep, fatigue, cognitive load, mood, or daily routine, plus caregivers who need structure. It is not appropriate for acute instability, new neurological deficits, or psychiatric crisis.

Does Brain Revives replace medical or rehabilitation care?

No. Brain Revives is educational recovery support that complements your treatment plan. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace physician, neurology, or therapy care. Patients are directed back to their treating clinicians for medical decisions and to emergency services for urgent or worsening symptoms.

How do I refer a patient?

Connect a patient through the contact page, or have them apply directly. Dr. Kumar reviews each application for fit before any consultation. If Brain Revives is not the right fit, families are told what is, so referrals stay clinically responsible.

Sources & further reading

Brain Revives is educational and complements, but does not replace, care from a licensed clinician. In an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.