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The Brain Injury Association of Georgia is a nonprofit organization serving individuals with brain injuries and their families, friends, and service providers. For any questions about the following programs contact us at 1-800-444-6443 or gethelp@biaga.org
Brain injury often requires life-long care and support after the person impacted has sustained a brain injury, whether it is traumatic (TBI) or non traumatic (ABI) - this is where the Brain Injury Association of Georgia comes in - providing information, resources and support services to individuals, caregivers, families and the professionals who serve them.
What is the difference between an Acquired Brain Injury non-traumatic (ABI) or Traumatic (TBI)? Click here
Information & Resources Program I&R for TBI and ABI
If you are wanting help concerning information and resources for you, a loved one or client with a brain injury, please provide detailed information in the Contact Us Form to help us better understand and respond appropriately.
TBI - Resource Facilitation Program RFP
As part of your rehabilitation and journey, we offer follow-up service coordination for individuals impacted by a TBI whether newly injured or post TBI. This confidential and voluntary service DOES NOT REPLACE any medical or rehabilitation follow-up care that you may need. It is intended to provide you and your family with a two year, person centered service coordination approach, information about a TBI and assistance in accessing services and support so you can live in your home or community. You must qualify for this program. Complete the form and if you have any questions contact:
Resources:
If you would like to join our email list to receive our newsletter, click HERE.
Brain injury often requires life-long care and support after the person impacted has sustained a brain injury, whether it is traumatic (TBI) or non traumatic (ABI) - this is where the Brain Injury Association of Georgia comes in - providing information, resources and support services to individuals, caregivers, families and the professionals who serve them.
What is the difference between an Acquired Brain Injury non-traumatic (ABI) or Traumatic (TBI)? Click here
Information & Resources Program I&R for TBI and ABI
If you are wanting help concerning information and resources for you, a loved one or client with a brain injury, please provide detailed information in the Contact Us Form to help us better understand and respond appropriately.
TBI - Resource Facilitation Program RFP
As part of your rehabilitation and journey, we offer follow-up service coordination for individuals impacted by a TBI whether newly injured or post TBI. This confidential and voluntary service DOES NOT REPLACE any medical or rehabilitation follow-up care that you may need. It is intended to provide you and your family with a two year, person centered service coordination approach, information about a TBI and assistance in accessing services and support so you can live in your home or community. You must qualify for this program. Complete the form and if you have any questions contact:
- Cassandra Palmer, ED. cassandra@braininjurygeorgia.org 770-676-8654
- Morgan Barnett, RF Director. morgan@braininjurygeorgia.org 470-834-4426
- Jane Jackson, RF Specialist. jane@braininjurygeorgia.org 404-556-2528
- Dr. Braxton, RF bilinquel Specialist. Dr.Braxton@braininjurygeorgia.org 470-390-1086
Resources:
- BrainLine - informational/educational website with resources and videos covering all about brain injury and PTSD
- Brain Injury Wallet Card - Click HERE to download the ID card
- General Resources Click HERE
If you would like to join our email list to receive our newsletter, click HERE.
Contact Us Form
In order to better provide help and support services, we ask that you complete the following form and submit
You will be contacted by one of our professional I&R or Resource Facilitator who will assist you
Note: Some questions are collected when applying for grants to help cover the cost for running our programs at no cost to you
If you are contacting us about other NON Brain Injury related disabilities or services (MS, CP, Autism, Dementia...Medicare assistance/SHIP, Food Stamps, Defacs, ) contact your local
Georgia Aging and Disability Resource Connection ADRC
or click HERE scroll to ADRC Phone Tree
In order to better provide help and support services, we ask that you complete the following form and submit
You will be contacted by one of our professional I&R or Resource Facilitator who will assist you
Note: Some questions are collected when applying for grants to help cover the cost for running our programs at no cost to you
If you are contacting us about other NON Brain Injury related disabilities or services (MS, CP, Autism, Dementia...Medicare assistance/SHIP, Food Stamps, Defacs, ) contact your local
Georgia Aging and Disability Resource Connection ADRC
or click HERE scroll to ADRC Phone Tree
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Mailing Address: Brain Injury Association of Georgia 2300 Bethelview Rd., Ste 110-343 Cumming, GA 30040 Physical Address: (By Appointment Only- Office's are Currently Closed to visits) Closed till further notice: 2 locations >1441 Clifton Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30322 (inside the Emory Center for Rehab) >320 Parkway Dr. NE, S240, Atlanta, GA 30312 (across from the former WellStar Atlanta Medical Center entrance) |
Phone Numbers: Leave a detailed message Brain Injury Association of Georgia: (O) 404-712-5504 All inquires about BIAG programs and services email gethelp@biaga.org National Brain Injury Information Center (NBIIC) Helpline: 1-800-444-6443 |
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Email: gethelp@biaga.org
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