About Us
Who We Are
Created to meet the needs of a rapidly growing Medicaid waiver in Kansas, Thrive Therapy of Kansas is committed to improving the quality of life of our patients. The mission of Thrive Therapy of Kansas is to increase awareness, support, and hope for those affected by Brain Injury through education, assistance, and advocacy, supporting and improving the quality of life for Brain Injury survivors.
The sister company to Impact Home Health, a family-owned Kansas Home Health Agency that provides Home and Community Based personal care services, Thrive Therapy focuses exclusively on providing necessary therapies and life skills to its patients affected by Brain Injuries.
After accepting our first BI patient in 2018 in SE Kansas, Thrive Therapy has now served over 400 BI patients in more than 45 counties throughout Kansas. With a team of more than 125 licensed, certified, and trained therapists and life skill specialists, we are committed to growing and developing our therapy program to serve even more patients in the years to come.
Whether in a patient’s home, out in the community, or at our new state of the art therapeutic day center in Wichita, Thrive Therapy specializes in rehabilitating patients who have suffered a stroke, spinal cord injury, or a brain injury.
Our Promise
Created to fill a growing need for quality, specialized Home Health Care in Kansas, Thrive Therapy of Kansas wants to change the expectations for home health and working with patients affected by Brain Injuries. Through qualified, highly experienced specialists and therapists, we are raising the bar and setting a new standard. With our focus on the patient, we seek to provide patient-centered, excellence in rehabilitation and reintegration into the community. We welcome the opportunity to show you how we can meet your needs. After all, all patients of Thrive Therapy of Kansas are a part of our extended family.
Our Goal
Our Goal-directed approach helps Brain Injury patients to:
THRIVE
Cognitive Behavioral Support
Develop new cognitive and behavioral strategies to compensate for any deficits
Improvement
Improve Physical and Functional Improvements to enhance the skills needed to perform daily activities
Real Life Skills
Overcome the psychological and social problems that often interfere with the adjustment to an independent life at home, work and/or in the community.