Cognitive Retraining
Reduced attention, slowed processing, difficulty following multi-step tasks, and unreliable recall. Treatment rebuilds these skills through structured practice in real daily routines.
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In-home occupational therapy that picks up where inpatient rehab leaves off, for stroke and brain injury recovery.
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After a stroke or brain injury, the tasks that once felt automatic can become a struggle: concentrating on a task, regaining use of a weakened arm or hand, managing the routines of daily life. Occupational therapy focuses on exactly these challenges, helping your loved one rebuild the skills that restore independence at home.
Who we are
About NeuroCare
Our therapists bring nearly a decade of experience in neurological rehabilitation. Over that time, we've watched too many families struggle to get their loved one back to the life they had before. We started NeuroCare to bring skilled, focused therapy directly into the home, where recovery actually happens, in the rooms and routines that matter most.
How we help
Three areas of focused therapy
Skilled occupational therapy for the changes after stroke and brain injury that most home care leaves unaddressed.
Motor Recovery
An arm or hand that has movement but little practical use. Treatment focuses on returning that limb to real tasks such as dressing, eating, and self-care.
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Neuroplasticity
The brain can form new connections at any stage of recovery. Every session uses focused, repeated practice to drive that rewiring, turning effort into lasting, real-world progress.
Call to learn more →Conditions we treat
Recovery after neurological injury
- StrokeA stroke happens when blood flow to part of the brain is blocked or a vessel bursts, so brain cells in that area are damaged. Depending on the region affected, it can change movement, speech, memory, and daily skills.
- Traumatic brain injuryAn injury to the brain from an outside force such as a fall, car accident, or blow to the head. Effects range from mild to severe and can involve thinking, movement, and emotions.
- Brain aneurysm & hemorrhageAn aneurysm is a weakened, balloon-like bulge in a brain blood vessel. If it bursts it causes a hemorrhage, bleeding in or around the brain that can damage nearby tissue.
- Anoxic brain injuryBrain damage that happens when the brain is deprived of oxygen, for example after cardiac arrest, choking, or near-drowning. Even a few minutes without oxygen can affect memory, movement, and coordination.
- Brain tumor recoveryRehabilitation after a brain tumor or its treatment with surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy. The focus is rebuilding the thinking skills, strength, and independence affected along the way.
- Post-concussion syndromeWhen concussion symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, trouble concentrating, or fatigue last longer than expected, sometimes for weeks or months after the original injury.
Focused on stroke and acquired brain injury recovery. We do not provide dementia or vision therapy at this time.
Get in touch
Contact NeuroCare
- Telephone732.551.8151
- Emailneurocaretherapyservices@gmail.com
- Service areaIn-home therapy in Lakewood, Toms River, Brick, Jackson, and Howell.