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Vista Centre Brain Injury Services
Rideauview Mall
885 Meadowlands Dr
Ottawa, ON
K2C 1N6
885 Meadowlands Dr
Ottawa, ON
K2C 1N6
613-234-4747
Fax: 613-234-3625
Mon-Fri 8am-4pm
Last update: Sep 8, 2025: Suggest an edit
Application
Call * Application form required
Eligibility / Target Population
Persons 18 years of age and older who have an acquired brain injury, who are medically stable and have completed post-injury rehabilitation, who do not require daily supervision, and who are willing to participate fully in the program
Fees
Free * fee for some services
Executives
Denis Boileau - Executive Director
613-234-4747 ext 124 * dboileau@vistacentre.ca
613-234-4747 ext 124 * dboileau@vistacentre.ca
Contacts
Trish Watts - Administrative Assistant
613-234-4747 ext 125 * tammy@vistacentre.ca
Stephane Hebert - Program Manager, Residential
613-729-9379 ext 2 * shebert@vistacentre.ca
613-234-4747 ext 125 * tammy@vistacentre.ca
Stephane Hebert - Program Manager, Residential
613-729-9379 ext 2 * shebert@vistacentre.ca
Languages
English ; French
Language Notes
French reception, programs, publications, and website
Area Served
Ottawa and surrounding areas
Accessibility
Wheelchair Accessible
Description of Services:
Support and services to individuals who have experienced a brain injury * the focus is on helping clients with the rehabilitation and community reintegration process, offering a range of services that can include residential programs, community-based support, and day programs
Residential Programs
Community-Based Services
Day Programs
Family Support
Advocacy and Case Management
Recreational Therapy
Services and Programs:
Residential Programs
- 24/7 Care: For individuals requiring constant support
- Individualized Care Plans: Each resident receives a personalized care plan tailored to their specific needs, which might include medical support, life skills training, and therapeutic activities
Community-Based Services
- Outreach Programs: allow clients to live independently or with family while receiving support such as daily living skills, community integration, and socialization
- Rehabilitation Support: assistance in relearning or adapting to skills necessary for daily life, such as cooking, budgeting, and using public transportation
Day Programs
- Structured Activities: Clients can participate in day programs that offer structured activities aimed at enhancing cognitive, physical, and social skills
- Social Interaction: programs also provide opportunities for clients to engage with peers, reducing isolation and building a sense of community
- Education and Training: for family members to better understand brain injuries and how to support their loved ones effectively
- Counseling and Support Groups: Families can also access counseling services and support groups to share experiences and receive emotional support
Advocacy and Case Management
- Navigating Services: Case managers work with clients to help them navigate healthcare systems, access benefits, and connect with other community resources
- Advocacy: on behalf of clients to ensure they receive the services and support they need from various agencies and organizations
Recreational Therapy
- Therapeutic Activities: used to engage clients in activities that promote physical health, mental well-being, and social interaction
- Creative Arts: Activities such as art, music, and drama are often included to help clients express themselves and improve cognitive function
Services and Programs:
Last Updated: Sep 8, 2025: Suggest an edit