NCCO Rehabilitation Services Nominated for Rehabilitation Company of the Year

NCCO Rehabilitation Services is proud to announce that it has been nominated for Rehabilitation Company of the Year in the 2026 Awards of Excellence in Brain Injury Rehabilitation, presented by the Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA) and PIA Law.

The Awards of Excellence recognize individuals and organizations whose work has made a meaningful impact in the field of brain injury rehabilitation. Being named among this year’s nominees is an exciting milestone for NCCO and a reflection of the dedication of its team to providing individualized, client-centred rehabilitation services.

“We are honoured to be considered alongside so many other outstanding organizations and professionals who are doing important work in the brain injury rehabilitation community,” says Nevena Moylan, Co-Managing Director of NCCO Rehabilitation Services. “To have NCCO recognized in this way is incredibly meaningful to us, and we are very grateful to OBIA and PIA Law for this nomination.”

The nomination is particularly meaningful to NCCO because it recognizes not only the services the organization provides, but the values that have guided its growth from the beginning. Through a multidisciplinary approach and a commitment to individualized rehabilitation, NCCO works to support clients in achieving functional goals and navigating the challenges that can accompany brain injury.

“Seeing what NCCO has grown into has been extremely rewarding,” says Christina Risteski, Managing Director of NCCO Rehabilitation Services. “When we founded NCCO, we had a vision for creating a rehabilitation company that put people at the centre of everything we do. To see that vision reflected in the work of our team and the services we provide today is something we are especially proud of.”

NCCO was founded in February 2017. Since that time, the organization has brought together a dedicated team of professionals who share a commitment to making a profound difference in the lives of the people they support. That shared commitment continues to shape NCCO a decade later, along with the collaborative and personal approach that has been integral to the organization from the outset.

Voting Is Now Open

Voting for the 2026 Awards of Excellence in Brain Injury Rehabilitation will remain open until September 25, 2026. You can learn more about each of the awards/nominees and cast your vote at aoe.pialaw.ca.