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To Order Understanding Traumatic Brain Injury: A
Guide for Survivors and Families by Richard Adler
call office 503-740-3155
Brain Injury Association of Washington:
featuring Understanding Traumatic Brain Injury: A
Guide for Survivors and Families by Richard Adler,
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Avamere:
Avamere Health Services offers 17 Skilled Nursing
Facilities and 5 Assisted Living Communities in Oregon
and Washington. Programs range from Rehabilitation and
Specialty Care to Alzheimer’s Care and Dementia Programs
that are designed to enhance the life of every person
we serve. We accept most Insurance plans, Medicare,
Medicaid, V.A. and private pay. Early sale and preview
of this limited edition, hand-numbered ornament by Betty
Woods-Gimarelli that is a perfect addition to any
Christmas ensemble. Betty has been crafting these
exquisite holiday ornaments since 1989, each depicting a
special Portland location. Each ornament is tax
deductible and will benefit individuals who have
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$15- to order call office 503-413-7707 |
Brain
Injury Association of Oregon:
featuring the Brain Injury Three Heads Pin. A solid
sterling pin offered for $15, plus additional pieces of
jewelry featuring the BIAA logo. 503-413-7707
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Centre for Neuro Skills:
Provides post acute brain injury rehabilitation programs
at 3 locations: Bakersfield, CA, Los Angeles, CA, and
Irving, TX. They provide residential, out patient, and
home/community services for persons with acquired brain
injury. 1-800-922-4994 |
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Dr. Aaron DeShaw, Esq. PC:
a Portland law firm where our lead lawyer, is both a
doctor and a lawyer. The combination allows our firm to
fully understand the wide variety of health problems
that can result from an injury. For much of his career
as a doctor, Dr. DeShaw specialized in the diagnosis and
treatment of traumatic injuries including brain injuries
and other neurological injuries resulting from motor
vehicle collisions. For this reason, our legal practice
focuses on insurance claims regarding these same type of
injuries. The Law Firm Trusted by Friends, Family &
Physicians. (503)227-1233 www.doctorlawyer.net |
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EPI Rehabilitation:
The services include capacity evaluation testing (pbpce/fce/fca)
with a specialization directed to scientific
documentation of physiological work time tolerance
prediction. Dr. Ted Becker, PhD, RPT, CET, CEAS,
CDE, CDA, DACFE, DABDA, Human Performance Specialist,
Everett Pacific Industrial Rehabilitation a Human
Performance Specialist, Everett Pacific Industrial
Rehabilitation. Dr. Theodore J. Becker, PhD has been
providing capacity evaluation testing to brain injured
individuals in Washington for over 20 years. He has
been a presenter at Brain injury association meetings in
Oregon, Washington and Utah, and has been a presenter at
the National Meeting on two occasions. For further
information please access the website
www.epirehabilitation.com |
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Highland Heights Home Care:
Caring for the medically fragile in a home setting,
specializing in traumatice brain injury. 503-674-6790.
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Homeward Bound:
Brain Injury rehabilitation with long term and short
term residential programs, where brain injury
rehabilitation can be a fun process. 503-640-0818 |
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Medtronic:
There are ways to help control even the most severe
spasticity-tight stiff muscles that make
movement-especially of the arms and legs-difficult or
uncontrollable in adults and children. 1-800-638-7621
ext: 95886 |
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The Mentor Network:
Founded in 1980, The MENTOR Network is a national
network of local human services providers offering an
array of quality, community-based services to adults and
children with developmental disabilities or acquired
brain injury; to children and adolescents with
emotional, behavioral and medically complex challenges;
and to elders in need of home care.
www.thementornetwork.com |
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The Oregon Advocacy Center:
An independent non-profit organization which provides
legal advocacy services for people with disabilities
anywhere in Oregon. OAC is designated under federal law
as the protection and advocacy system for Oregon, but it
is not a part of the state or federal government. OAC
has attorneys and advocates who assist people with
disabilities. 1-800-556-5351 |
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Performance Mobility:
Wheelchair Vans-let Performance Mobility provide you
with all your vehicle adaptive equipment needs.
1-888-707-0456 |
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Progressive Rehabilitation Associates
and Brain Injury Rehabilitation Center (BIRC)
Portland OR, are skilled in providing the highest
quality of healthcare and rehabilitation services for
individuals who suffer from disabling
conditions.503-292-0765 |
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Quality Living, Inc. (QLI):
the nations premier provider of cost effective,
post-acute services for individuals with brain and
spinal cord injury or severe physical disability. QLI’s
innovative Tri-Dimensional Approach® to rehabilitation
focuses on restoration of functional skills and building
a sense of hope and optimism. A private non-profit
corporation in Omaha, Nebraska. www.qliomaha.com |
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Second Step, Inc.:
Helping people walk again, David Dubats, CEO, and
Steffani Bjelke. 541-337-5790 |
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Teaching Research Institute:
The Teaching Research Institute (TRI) is a unique
organization housed at Western Oregon University to
inform and facilitate change in educational and human
service systems. Faculty and staff at TRI are engaged in
more than 45 projects that include research, model
development, training, consultation, technical
assistance, dissemination and program evaluation in:
Early childhood education, K-12 education and teacher
quality enhancement, Special education, Deaf-Blindness,
Traumatic brain injury, Dispute resolution, Urban school
improvement, Development and management of state and
national data bases. 541-346-0593 |
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United Seating & Mobility:
provides seating and mobility solutions for people with
disabilities. We consider your long-term needs and take
into consideration your work and home environment, and
access to transportation, as well as social and
emotional environments. 1-800-500-9150 ,
www.unitedseating.com |
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Windsor Place:
a 15 bed facility specializing in the care fo
traumatically brain injured adults. Our residents
participate in a program that will encourage them to
maximize their independence of which they are capable
while rehabilitanting them. With an interdisciplinary
team consisting of staff, Occupational, Physical, Speech
and Behavioral therapists, the residents are encouraged
to reach their potential with the hope that they will be
able to transition to a more independent lifestyle in
the community. Residential housing for people with TBI
in Salem. Sharon Slaughter, |
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Executive Director, 503-581-0393 |
