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Brain Injury Association of America — National Brain Injury Information Center

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Free information and referral assistance for people affected by brain injury and their families, including help locating rehabilitation, legal, financial, and local support resources. It does not diagnose or provide long-term case management.

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Cost
Free
Coverage
Nationwide
Eligibility
People with brain injuries and their loved ones; not limited to military or first-responder communities.
Availability
Specialists are available Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Eastern.
Application Status
ongoing
Service Type
Referral
Delivery
Telephone, Email
Self-Referral
Yes
Organization Type
nonprofit
Last Verified
November 12, 2026
Review Due
May 12, 2027

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