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Support for People with Brain Injuries

Oregon is developing a new program to support people who have had a brain injury. Right now we offer a statewide resource and referral line. As the program grows, more services and supports will be available.

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How to get help

Brain Injury Program resource line

Call 833-685-0848 for free and confidential referrals and resources specific to brain injuries. The resource line is open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pacific Time.

About the Brain Injury Program

Background

Senate Bill 420 (2023) established the Oregon Brain Injury Program. The program will help people with brain injuries find and use services that are available to them. The Senate Bill also created the Brain Injury Advisory Committee. This committee will advise the Brain Injury Program about how to best meet the needs of people in Oregon with brain injuries.

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What the program will do

As the Brain Injury Program grows, these are the areas of support that will be available. 

Service coordination

Help people work with multiple resources and develop cooperative relationships.

Help people coordinate with other programs to apply for services.

Resource navigation

Help people by directing them to available resources.

Help people navigate to appropriate resources in their community to meet their needs (housing, transportation, utilities, SNAP, etc.).

Options counseling

Help people understand and compare available options (Medicare, Medicaid, OHP plan, etc.).

Help people work with other programs and resources if needed.

Advocacy

Help people advocate for themselves.

Work with agencies and providers when someone can't resolve an issue on their own.


Contact us

Phone: 503-945-6110

Toll-free: 833-685-0848

Fax: 503-373-1379

Email: apd.braininjury@odhs.oregon.gov