Centre for Neuro Skills (CNS), a leading provider of brain injury rehabilitation services. Announced that Jay Varma joined CNS as Director of Employer Partnerships. This new role is designed to grow CNS’s partnerships with employers, health plans, and benefits advisors. Jay brings nearly a decade of experience in health technology, employer health benefits, biotechnology, and life sciences. Jay most recently was at Amazon (One Medical), One Medical, & BioXcel/Inveni AI in senior roles for enterprise partnerships & benefits strategy.
“Neurological conditions from traumatic brain injury and stroke to concussion, cognitive complications and long COVID, carry serious and often hidden costs for employers, including extended disability, lost productivity, and fragmented care pathways,” said David Harrington, president and CEO of Centre for Neuro Skills.“Jay’s arrival signals our commitment to solving that problem directly with employers. CNS has 45 years of clinical expertise and outcomes data. Jay’s role is to help translate that expertise into meaningful partnerships with employers ensuring access, measurable outcomes and better workforce recovery.”
Expanding Employer Partnerships in Neurorehabilitation
CNS’s initiative takes the direct-to-employer approach, supporting in-person day treatments, telerehabilitation, and intensive inpatient rehab programs for neuro-injuries. The program relies on clinical data and outcome reporting. It was founded in 1980 by Dr. Mark Ashley. It has eight locations across California and Texas. CNS has achieved the status of a Neuro Center of Excellence, offering residential, outpatient. Day treatment programs for brain injury recovery.
“Employers today are under growing pressure to manage the long-tail impact of neurological conditions from concussion and stroke to complex brain injuries which often fall outside the scope of traditional benefits design,” said Varma.“CNS brings together decades of clinical expertise, outcomes data and a full continuum of neurorehabilitation care. My focus is helping employers and their advisors better understand how specialized neurological care can support workforce recovery, improve employee quality of life and reduce the long-term costs associated with fragmented care pathways.”
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