Jean Taylor founded Key Metrix to bridge the gap between research and recovery. Led by a dynamic team with decades of hands-on experience in rehabilitation counselling and public sector health management, she saw first-hand the complexity and challenges faced by individuals with life-altering injuries and their families.Jean is an experienced Case Manager and Registered Kinesiologist, she founded Key Rehab Services Inc in 2006, supporting seriously injured accident survivors with Case Management, Support Services and providing supported-Independent Living Programs. Jean is known in the community as helping individuals with complex needs with compassionate and comprehensive care. Jean unites teams on initiatives, projects, and individual cases to make a difference for survivors, their caregivers, and the community.Jean had been working in the field of brain injury rehabilitation, taking a leadership role in developing Transitional Living options for survivors. Jean received her Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo. A proponent of life-long learning, Jean remains connected to the University as a private partner in concussion management and data analytics research.An innovator in developing Health Technology Jean Taylor has developed Alytx an integrated information collection, analysis tool for health care professionals, agencies, frontline providers and clients.

A Case Manager in the Auto Insurance sector for over 20 years Jean Taylor is a Registered Kinesiologist and a leader in the Acquired Brain Injury ()ABI) field serving on the Waterloo Wellington ABI Steering Committee and consulting to Traverse Independence ABI Program. Jean Taylor was instrumental in developing Transitional Living options for individuals rebuilding their lives post brain injury with Traverse Independence and My Place Solutions. Having a interest in developing expert services in the area of ABI, Chronic Pain and Concussion Management Jean Taylor has developed a multidisciplinary team based at Key Rehab Services Inc.