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 | Brain Injury Services Muskoka Simcoe, Barrie Office, Adult Day Program | Barrie | 705-734-2178, Barrie Office | Adult Day Program * supported social, recreation, and therapeutic activities for individuals living with the ongoing effects of acquired brain injury (ABI) * helps to support family caregivers who pro ... [More] |
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| Brain Injury Services Muskoka Simcoe, Barrie Office | Barrie | 705-734-2178 | Community based support to individuals and their families who are living with the ongoing effects of an acquired brain injury (ABI) * rehabilitation services are based on each person's specific needs ... [More] |
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| Brain Injury Services Muskoka Simcoe, Collingwood, Adult Day Program | Collingwood | 705-734-2178, Barrie Office | Adult Day Program * supported social, recreation, and therapeutic activities for individuals living with the ongoing effects of acquired brain injury (ABI) * helps to support family caregivers who pro ... [More] |
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| Brain Injury Services Muskoka Simcoe, Midland, Adult Day Program | Midland | 705-734-2178, Barrie Office | Adult Day Program * supported social, recreation, and therapeutic activities for individuals living with the ongoing effects of acquired brain injury (ABI) * helps to support family caregivers who pro ... [More] |
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| Brain Injury Services Muskoka Simcoe, Muskoka Office | Gravenhurst | 705-734-2178 | Community based support to individuals and their families who are living with the ongoing effects of an acquired brain injury (ABI) * rehabilitation services are based on each person's specific needs ... [More] |
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| Brain Injury Services Muskoka Simcoe, Orillia, Adult Day Program | Orillia | 705-734-2178, Barrie Office | Adult Day Program * supported social, recreation, and therapeutic activities for individuals living with the ongoing effects of acquired brain injury (ABI) * helps to support family caregivers who pro ... [More] |