The Adult Brain Injury Program assists Missouri residents, ages 21 to 65, who are living with a traumatic brain injury. Rehabilitation services are provided to participants who meet financial guidelines and when it has been determined the services are necessary to facilitate a long-term goal as indicated in the Special Health Care Needs Service Plan.
Rehabilitation services include:
- Neuropsychological Evaluation and Consultation
- Adjustment Counseling
- Transitional Home and Community
- Support Training
- Pre-Vocational/Pre-Employment Training
- Supported Employment/Follow Along
- Special Instruction
Provider Enrollment and Role/Responsibility
The Provider must meet certain qualifications to be enrolled with Special Health Care Needs to provide Adult Brain Injury Program rehabilitative services. The Provider actively participates as a member of the planning team for services provided to participants, with a clear expectation of collaborating with all team members. Collaboration across programs and services is a key component of the person-centered service delivery model and is essential for effective and timely communication between all agencies and participants involved.