Our September 2025 ABI Notes newsletter features:

• Message from our Executive Director  – In this issue, I’m excited to share a few highlights that speak to the strength and momentum of our community
• Clinical Considerations for Referral to ABI Rehabilitation – The Toronto ABI Network has released a new guideline to support acute care hospitals in determining when to refer patients with brain injury to specialized inpatient ABI rehabilitation, general neurorehabilitation, or outpatient programs.
• Strengthening Hospital Connections – This summer, Executive Director Charissa Levy and Referral Coordinator Julie Osbelt provided lunch-and-learn sessions at several hospitals to enhance awareness of the Network’s navigation services, a well as the resources available to support ABI patients and their families.
• Resource Spotlight: York-Simcoe Brain Injury Services – Mackenzie Health Adult Day Program – The Mackenzie Health Adult Day Program currently has some spots available. Offered through York-Simcoe Brain Injury Services, it provides a safe, supportive, and engaging environment for adults living with acquired brain injury.
• Ask our referral coordinator – My ABI patient would benefit from more than one community support in their area. Where should I start?

Click here to read the full September 2025 issue.