Suffering a traumatic brain injury (TBI) can be a life-altering experience, impacting not only the individual but also their families and support networks. In West Virginia, individuals dealing with the aftermath of a brain injury have access to various resources that can aid in their recovery and adaptation to a changed life.
Disability Rights of West Virginia
An advocacy organization that protects and advances the rights of individuals with disabilities in West Virginia. Provides legal assistance and promotes inclusivity.
WV Aged and Disabled Waiver (ADW)
Medicaid waiver program offering home and community-based services for eligible elderly and disabled individuals, enhancing their quality of life.
WV Aging and Disability Resource Centers
Centers providing information and assistance to seniors and individuals with disabilities, offering resources for independent living and support.
WV Bureau of Senior Services
Government agency focusing on the well-being of seniors in West Virginia, offering programs and services to enhance their quality of life.
WV Children with Special Health Care Needs
Program addressing the health needs of children with special conditions, ensuring access to comprehensive and coordinated care.
West Virginia Behavioral Health Planning Council
Council dedicated to planning and advocating for behavioral health services in West Virginia, promoting mental health awareness and accessibility.
WV Department of Health and Human Resources
State department overseeing health and human services, including programs for individuals with disabilities and seniors.
WV Intellectual / Developmental Disabilities Waiver
Medicaid waiver program providing services and support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to foster community inclusion.
WV Office of Health Facility Licensure and Certification
Regulatory body ensuring the quality and safety of health facilities, including those catering to individuals with special needs.
WV Olmstead Office – DDS Title II
Office working towards the Olmstead decision’s goals, promoting community integration for individuals with disabilities, including Title II services.
WV Division of Rehabilitation Services
State agency providing vocational rehabilitation services to individuals with disabilities, supporting their employment goals.
WV Secondary School Activities Commission
Commission overseeing secondary school activities, including those involving students with disabilities, promoting inclusivity in extracurriculars.
WV Specialized Family Care
Program facilitating family-based care for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, promoting community living.
WV Traumatic Brain Injury Waiver (TBIW)
Medicaid waiver program offering services and support specifically for individuals with TBIs, aiding in their recovery.
WV Bureau for Behavioral Health and Health Facilities
Bureau addressing behavioral health and substance abuse issues, working to improve services and accessibility in West Virginia.
WV Senior Legal Aid
Legal aid organization specifically catering to the legal needs of seniors in West Virginia, ensuring access to justice and protection of rights.
Legal Aid of West Virginia
Statewide legal aid organization offering assistance to low-income individuals, including those with disabilities, ensuring equal access to justice.
Navigating life after a brain injury can be challenging, but with the support of these resources, individuals in West Virginia can access the assistance, care, and information they need to rebuild their lives. Whether seeking medical care, legal guidance, or community support, these resources are vital in the journey toward recovery and adaptation.
If another party was responsible for your brain injury, you may be entitled to significant compensation. To arrange a free consultation with a trusted West Virginia Brain Injury Lawyer today, call (681) 230-8068 or send us a message online.