Rehabilitation Center

Community Resources

Community resources are available in most communities across the nation. Larger cities generally have more established resources than smaller communities. Every community is different. Community resources can be essential components of a successful discharge plan. Your treatment team will work with you to determine what is available near your home and what you will need to have a successful discharge to home.

Below are listed some of the community resources available in the Salt Lake City area. These may provide a guideline that may help you find resources in your area as well.

Brain Injury Association of Utah

The Rehabilitation Center works closely with the Brain Injury Association of Utah for legislative advocacy, resources, education and support for brain injury survivors and their families.

801-484-2240 | Visit Website

Intermountain Therapy Animals

Therapy animals are an important tool for some patients to re-connect to a meaningful life after a life-changing event. Intermountain Therapy Animals and the Rehabilitation Center for decades have partnered together to help patients move through this difficult transition.

801-272-3439 | Visit Website

National Ability Center

The Rehabilitation Center works closely with the National Ability Center and our TRAILS program creating opportunities and training for people with disabilities to engage in sport.

Park City - 435-649-3991 | Visit Website

Salt Lake County Adaptive Recreation

Don’t miss out on an active lifestyle!  Salt Lake County offers adaptive sports year round.  Wheelchair Rugby, Basketball, Sled Hockey, Track and Field, Softball, and Soccer are just some of the adaptive programs currently offered through the County.  For more information, please visit the Salt Lake County Adaptive Recreation website or call

801-559-1500 | Visit Website

SPLORE

The Rehabilitation Center works closely with SPLORE to create many opportunities to engage in activities that enrich their life.

801-484-4128 | Visit Website

Utah Independent Living Center

The Utah Independent Living Center (UILC) is a private, non-profit, non-residential facility that teaches independent living skills to people with disabilities.  The UILC was the first independent living center in Utah and has been serving this community since April of 1982.  Life skill services that are available compliment rather than duplicate services already existing in the community.  Services available assist people with disabilities living in Salt Lake, Summit and Tooele counties achieve increased independence and community integration.

800-355-2195 | Visit Website