The Institute for Cognitive Prosthetics (ICP) offers a telehealth modality of cognitive rehabilitation that creates an active relationship between the patient, the therapist and technology. In episode 43, we hear from Dr. Sally Foster-Chang, Chief Medical Officer for ICP, to learn about how this computer technology rehabilitation works and how it is customized to support patient outcomes.

For more information about ICP, visit: https://brain-rehab.com/

Dr. Foster-Chang has over 35 years of experience in occupational health (OH) and primary care. A clinical nurse practitioner, she worked nationally with the VA as an administrator of the OH electronic medical record, developed a comprehensive national clinical OH orientation program and served as a virtual consultant with the National Occupational and Environmental Medicine consult group. She has published articles and book chapters on various topics. She holds a BA in Human Biology (Stanford University), BSN (UCSF), a masters in Primary Care (University of Pennsylvania) and a Doctorate in Nursing Practice (Thomas Jefferson University).  She is a certified adult nurse practitioner, a COHN-S, a CME and holds a post master’s certificate in teaching from the University of Pennsylvania. For the past year, she has functioned as the Chief Medical Officer for The Institute for Cognitive Prosthetics, an organization dedicated to the use of telehealth in brain injury rehabilitation.