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?

The Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts (BIA-MA) is a not-for-profit organization that provides support services to brain injury survivors and their families, offers programs to prevent brain injuries, educates the public on the risks and impact of brain injury, and advocates for legislation and improved medical services.

On this site, you and your family will find answers to the questions and concerns you have about traumatic or acquired brain injury, and learn about resources that may help you. The staff at BIA-MA works to support individuals with brain injury and their families at every step along the way.

Our prevention programs include: KEYS (teen driving), Think A-Head (school-based), Brains at Risk and Gateway (court-referral).

BIA-MA has a main office in Westborough, and two regional offices, one serving Western Massachusetts, and one serving Southeastern Massachusetts, Cape Cod, and the Islands.