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Brain Injury Help Line: 1-800-242-0030


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Joanne Susi

"It's the difference between surviving and thriving...and I'm thriving here."

On March 16, 2011, Joanne Susi's life was transformed. After three long years in a nursing home, she moved into the community as a result of the ABI Waiver.

Click here to read Joanne's and others' stories

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faces Accidents happen. Brain injury happens.

Unsolicited. Unanticipated. Unwelcome.

In the blink of an eye, everything changes; nothing is as it was before.

How will you identify brain injury if it happens to you or to someone you love? How will you cope with it? What resources will you need? Where will you find them?

Here you will find information for brain injury survivors, family members, caregivers, professionals and others. The Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts is here to help.

What's New at BIA-MA

2012 Annual Golf ClassicJoin us for the 2012 Annual Golf Classic August 6th!

This year's Golf Classic promises to be special as we approach our 30th Anniversary celebration. Sign up to sponsor the event, register yourself or your foursome, or donate raffle items.

Click here to get involved with the 2012 Annual Golf Classic


ABI Waiver: Open Enrollment Period Begins May 1, 2012

Medicaid will be accepting applications for residential programs from May 1- 21, 2012. Applications must be postmarked during this period. Medicaid will accept applications for non-residential programs on an ongoing basis beginning May 1, 2012.

Watch "Brain Injury and You: The ABI Waiver"

Support BIA-MA through Raffles and Races this Spring

Help support brain injury prevention and awareness through one of BIA-MA's many fundraisers, including a raffle for a trip to Pinehurst in North Carolina as well as a raffle for kayaking apparel!

Click here to see the ways you can support BIA-MA

Support Brain Injury Services- Call Your Senator Today!

If you or your loved one is currently receiving brain injury services, or are in need of services that are not available to you due to a shortage of funds, you are urged to contact your State Legislator.

Click here to learn more about what BIA-MA is advocating for.

 

Visit the Calendar of Events and BIA-MA in the News to learn more about what's happening at BIA-MA.