
This statewide project is to provide and study resource coordination services for TBI survivors & their families. It is a collaboration between the lead agency
Washington Adult Day Services Association (WADSA) and its co-sponsoring partners -
Brain Injury Alliance Northwest (BIANW),
Brain Injury Association of Washington (BIAWA).
Survivors of a traumatic brain injury within the past 24 months - or their family members, caregivers, or friends on their behalf - are invited to call the Washington TBI Helpline to discuss a referral to this project to provide support services for the survivor and his or her family.
Please call: 1-877-824-1766.
For those preferring to speak directly with the resource coordinator in their community or region, here is the contact information for our resource coordinators:
Steve Emmer, MSW : 206-224-3768
stevee@elderhealth.org
Lisa Bergstrom
lisab@elderhealth.org
ElderHealth Northwest, Seattle
800 Jefferson St, Ste. 620
Seattle, WA 98104-2473
Allan Corey, MSW : 509-482-2475
Allan.Cory@providence.org
Oscar Haupt, MSW : 509-496-2195 cell
oghaupt@usa.net
Providence Adult Day Health Centers
North Center & Admin. Offices
6018 N. Astor
Spokane, WA 99208
Janelle Ryan, MSW Program : 253-572-0383
jryan@cascadecares.com
Taylor Thomson : 253-627-9990
tthompson@cascadecares.com
Cascade Park Active Day
246 St. Helens Ave South. & 232 St. Helens Ave. South
Tacoma, WA 98402
Carla-Jo Whitson, MSW: 360-991-4928 Direct
Office: 360-567-4590
jarlaco@yahoo.com
CDM Adult Day Health Center
2409 Broadway
Vancouver, WA 98663
Recent
community resources joining our effort by helping us with training, distribution, and referrals are
The Arc of King County;
Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs (WSDVA);
Brain Injury Association of Oregon (BIAOR);
Headstrong for Life;
SHIBA; and
Rehab Without Walls, LLC - a division of Gentiva;
Positive Solutions;
St. Luke's Rehabilitation Institute of Spokane;
Univ. of Washington School of Medicine of Seattle;
Southwest Washington Medical Center of Vancouver;
Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center of Spokane; and
St. Joseph Medical Center Franciscan Health System of Tacoma.
This list is in formation.
This project is made possible through funding by the
Washington TBI Fund - as administered by the
Washington Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS).