Patients completing the Northern California Functional Restoration Program (NCFRP) evidence clinically-significant improvement across multiple dimensions of functionality, reduction of pain opioid use, and psychosocial/psychological functioning. For NCFRP participants that sought employment post-program, a significantly high percentage of them were successful.
Our outcomes measures studies evidence that individuals treated at NCFRP:
- Significantly improve physical functioning
- Improve emotional well-being; including depressive and anxiety-related symptoms
- Improve experiential functioning: better participation in activities-of-daily living, greater participation in desired social activities, and greater quality of interactions with significant others
- Have reduced reliance on opioid medications and other pain-related medications
- Have significantly high return-to-work rate and adaptive changes to stationary/permanent status
Summary Highlights for Reduction of Opioid Dosage and Return-to-work Rate
- Reduction of Prescribed Opioid Dosage: 24% average reduction in opioid medication dosage post-NCFRP
- Return-to-work Rate: 71% of those seeking to return to work were successful post-NCFRP
To view the full report of our Outcome Measures Study, please visit the
Northern California Functional Restoration Program.
