The IRU has 27 specialized rehabilitation beds located at the HRSRH. Ten of the 27 beds are specifically designated for survivors of acquired brain injury (Slow to Recover and the Intensive Rehabilitation services).

Comprehensive rehabilitation management is provided by an interdisciplinary team of professionals for persons with some of the following conditions: stroke, amputation, acquired brain injury, neuromuscular disease, musculoskeletal disorders/arthritis/burns, chronic neurological conditions, spinal cord injury/disease, and multiple trauma-related conditions.

The program offers a comprehensive and complementary variety of outpatient rehabilitation and support services including: physiotherapy and occupational therapy, driver assessment, prosthetics and orthotics, chiropody and nail care, seating and mobility clinic, adult augmentative communication clinic, chronic pain management program, hand and upper limb rehabilitation, outpatient brain injury services, Regional Evaluation Centre and Helpline Emergency Response Service.

The ABI service continuum consists of the following service options, following acute care stabilization:

• two in-patient rehabilitation service streams (Slow to Recover and the Intensive Rehabilitation services), 
• the Outpatient Brian Injury Rehabilitation Service, 
• the Outreach Consultation Service

Service is provided by an interdisciplinary team of professionals. Each service is patient-centered and time-limited, utilizing a goal-directed approach towards functional gains. The Northeastern Ontario Regional ABI Coordinator works from the HRSRH, assisting with client access to all hospital ABI Rehabilitation Service components, as well as assisting in regional coordination of care.