Beyond the Initial Injury: What Current Brain Injury Research Tells Us About Long-Term Recovery, Mental Health, and Community Living
Explore the latest research on acquired brain injury recovery, persistent concussion symptoms, cognitive fatigue, mental health, and the importance of individualized, community-based support in promoting independence and quality of life.
Connecticut ABI Waiver: Provider Choice, Case Management & Selecting an ABI Provider. Part 2: Independence, Provider Choice, Conflict-Free Case Management, and Selecting the Right ABI Provider
Choosing the right Connecticut ABI Waiver provider is one of the most important decisions individuals and families make after brain injury. Learn how conflict-free case management works, understand participant choice rights, and discover why ABI providers differ in experience, clinical expertise, and rehabilitation approaches. This Connecticut ABI Knowledge Center resource explains the importance of informed provider selection, specialized ABI services, and finding the right support team to promote independence and community living after acquired brain injury.
Connecticut ABI Waiver I & II Myths: Understanding the Reality of Brain Injury Support Services in Connecticut
Confused about the Connecticut ABI Waiver? Learn the truth behind common ABI Waiver I & II myths, including eligibility, levels of care, invisible disabilities, independence, and the purpose of community-based brain injury services. This Connecticut ABI Knowledge Center resource helps individuals and families better understand how ABI Waiver supports promote rehabilitation, safety, and meaningful independence after acquired brain injury or traumatic brain injury.
What Happens After You Apply for the Connecticut ABI Waiver? A 2026 Guide to the Application, Assessment & Service Planning Process
Learn what happens after applying for Connecticut’s ABI Waiver in 2026, including eligibility, neuropsychological evaluations, assessments, waitlists, care management, service planning, and choosing ABI services.
Connecticut ABI Waiver II Asset Limits: What Brain Injury Survivors and Families Need to Know
Navigating Medicaid asset limits can be one of the most confusing aspects of applying for Connecticut's ABI Waiver II Program. Whether you are a brain injury survivor, family member, conservator, or caregiver, understanding how savings, inheritances, settlements, retirement accounts, and other financial resources may impact eligibility is critical. This comprehensive guide explains the basics of Connecticut Medicaid financial eligibility, common mistakes to avoid, and strategies for planning ahead while seeking access to community-based brain injury services. Learn how the ABI Waiver helps Connecticut residents with traumatic brain injury (TBI), stroke, anoxia, and other acquired brain injuries remain independent in the community, and discover how The Supported Living Group supports individuals and families throughout the ABI Waiver application process.
Essential Brain Injury Resources for Connecticut Traumatic Brain Injury Survivors, Families, and Caregivers
Looking for trusted traumatic brain injury (TBI) resources in Connecticut? This comprehensive guide from The Supported Living Group (SLG), Connecticut's leading non-medical brain injury support provider, highlights essential resources for brain injury survivors, caregivers, and families. Explore information on TBI recovery, ABI Waiver services, vocational rehabilitation, caregiver support, employment accommodations, concussion education, and community-based brain injury programs. Whether you are navigating life after a traumatic brain injury, stroke, or acquired brain injury, discover the tools, organizations, and support networks that can help maximize independence, recovery, and quality of life throughout Connecticut and beyond.