Funding the rehabilitation that insurance won't cover. Because trauma survivors deserve more than just survival.
Our impact by the numbers
By significantly life-altering trauma every year in North America.
The average annual cost of sufficient rehabilitation for an injured trauma survivor.
The average annual cost of proper psychological rehabilitation for a trauma survivor.
Insurance treats recovery like a checklist. The goal is ‘good enough.’ Enough to get discharged. Enough to go back to work. Enough to close the file. But for survivors who want more, who are willing to put in the work, resources should never be the thing that stops them.
HTGR gives everyday people access to world class rehabilitation. Multiple sessions a week. Top tier practitioners. The kind of care that turns ‘good enough’ into something no one saw coming. Because when someone is ready to fight for their life back, they deserve every chance to reach their new 100%.
You don't have to figure out recovery alone. We're building a network where survivors mentor survivors. The best guide through uncharted territory is someone who's already crossed it.
Paired with a survivor-mentor who has lived a comparable trauma and rebuilt their life.
A personalised roadmap combining physical rehab, mental health support, and community.
Regular check-ins, goal setting, and a supportive community through facilitated bi-weekly sessions designed to keep you on track.
Priority pathway to HTGR rehabilitation funding for physio, psychotherapy, and more.
"I went from being told I would never play sports again because of a traumatic brain injury, to graduating with my masters as a collegiate basketball player. Having the right community around me in my darkest moments made that possible."
Brandon was shot three times and told he would never walk again after a bullet severed his femoral artery. Thirteen months later, he ran a marathon. He built HTGR as an homage to the physiotherapist who helped him for free, so other survivors could have that same chance.
Read Brandon's story
Gavin was shot as a bystander and left with a complete T-12 vertebrae fracture. He is now able to leave his apartment with crutches and leg braces (no wheel chair) just 3 years later.
Read Gavin's story
Michael suffered a TBI after being hit as a pedestrian by a motor vehicle. In spite of his severe brain damage, he was able to graduate from his Masters in psychology as well as play college basketball.
Read Michael's story