Services and Supports

• Neuro-Resource Faciliation Program: provides assistance to individuals and families who have experienced a brain injury to acquire supports and services in their communities.
• Case Management Provider for the Home and Community Based Care for the Choices For Independence Medicaid Waiver which is managed through the Bureau of Elderly and Adult Services (BEAS). These services provide options to eligible individuals who choose to remain in community settings in lieu of nursing home care.
• Transition Program: This program aims to assist individuals who have experienced a brain injury or stroke, and are able to transition from a facility back into the community.
• Traumatic Brain Injury in Children and Teens ~ A New Hampshire Guide for Families
• Speaker's Bureau: provides additional support in our mission of raising our communities and providers awareness of brain injuries through professional speaker presentations.
• Brain Injury, Stroke and Caregiver Support Groups: Located throughout New Hampshire!
• Brain Injury Community Support Program. This program is a collaboration between the Bureau of Developmental Services and the Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire. The purpose of the program is to assist individuals with brain injuries lives in the community. Click here to learn more and for the application.

• Medicare Drug Benefit Calculator: Click here to visit The Kaiser Family Foundation's helpful website to help calculate the benefit for an individual who enrolls in Part D.The Medicaid Reference Desk is looking for stories from people with cognitive disabilities and family members about how they have used Medicaid to increase their independence. They will collect written and recorded stories for use on the only web site that explains Medicaid for people with cognitive disabilities. If they use your story, you will receive a free T-Shirt and $50. If you have a story, send an e-mail or call toll free at 1-877-431-8532. They are especially interested in stories from Hispanic families, for presentation in Spanish.
• Medicaid Reference Desk is an online resource at www.thedesk.info that explains Medicaid in basic terms, state by state. It gives people with cognitive disabilities, family members, and advocates information about what is available through their State Medicaid Plans and waivers. The site also gives information on where to apply for services. The site explains each Medicaid service in ordinary language. People can see and hear the information rather than read it. So far, there are about 3,000 recordings on the site.