Recovering from a catastrophic brain or spinal cord injury can be very difficult both physically and financially. Few are fortunate enough to have the assets to cover all of the costs of recovery, but some have enough to cover a portion of the cost. Unfortunately, this can be a problem when they apply for Medicaid… Read More
Medicaid and Medicare: What’s it all mean?
Jason Lazarus, a financial planner from Orlando, FL, explains the differences between Medicaid and Medicare. He also explains how a brain or spinal cord injury survivor can determine if the qualify for either service.
Minimizing the Risk of TBI / SCI
Driving and athletic activities both carry a risk of serious, life-threatening injury such as a brain or spinal cord injury. Please take a moment to review this video to discover steps that can be taken to lower the risk of serious injury. https://brainandspinalcord.org/sites/default/files/videos/original/MinimizeRisk%2070.mp4
Top 3 Things to Know for New Brain Injury Patients
Approximately 1.4 million Americans are treated for brain injury each year. This video will cover three steps that every brain injury survivor should know.
Three Steps to Finding the Right Rehabilitation Center
Choosing a good rehabilitation center can have a significant impact on the effectiveness of treatment following a brain or spinal cord injury. Please check out the three steps that every brain or spinal cord injury survivor should take before choosing a rehabilitation center. https://brainandspinalcord.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Three-Steps-to-Finding-the-Right-Rehabilitation-Center.mp4
Basic Facts about Traumatic Brain Injury
Nearly 1.4 millions sustain a traumatic brain injury each year. What many people don’t know is that symptoms of traumatic brain injury may not be evident for week or even months following an injury.