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Brain Injury Services is fully accredited by Accreditation Canada for “meeting national standards of excellence in quality care and service."
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We Help People With
Acquired Brain Injuries
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Accreditation Day!
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Brain Injury Services provides a full range of rehabilitation programs and services for individuals living with the effects of acquired brain injuries. We offer everything from supervised 24-hour-a-day complex residential care, to transitional living arrangements, to independent living supported by an extensive community services program.
There are two distinct ways to access our programs and services:
Gateway 1: Step Up! ABI Recovery. This division of Brain Injury Services provides services specifically for people who have private funding. Please see the Step Up! ABI Recovery button below:
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STEP UP ABI RECOVERY
Step Up! ABI Recovery is the fee-for-service division of Brain Injury Services and is specifically designed to accommodate the needs of third-party funders and their clients. Clients with access to insurance coverage (e.g., auto, group, Workplace Safety and Insurance Board, etc.) or other sources of private funding would receive service through the Step Up! division. Referrals can be made by survivors, family members or a professional involved. For services or more information, please go directly to our Step Up! website at www.step-up-abi.ca.
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Gateway 2: People who do not have access to private funding would seek services by remaining on this website.
Our Location: (See Map)
Brain Injury Services
225 King William Street,
Suite 508
Hamilton, ON L8R 1B1
905-523-8852
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Brain Injury
Services is
recognized by Hamilton Immigrant Workforce Integration
Network (HIWIN) as Diversity Friendly Employer. The
agency became an official partner of HIWIN, whose goal
is to facilitate the smooth integration of immigrants
into workforce and to improve access to employment opportunities
for immigrants in the Hamilton community.
http://hiwin.htab.ca/
Brain Injury Services is in full compliance with accessibility requirements for Customer Service Standards under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA).
Employees of Brain Injury Services are fluent in over 15 different languages. The geography of these languages covers the whole world: from Italian and Portuguese to Swahili and Khmer. The agency also employs a dozen of staff who are fluently bi-lingual in both official languages.
Brain Injury Services recognizes and respects the importance of privacy and is in full compliance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act as well as the Personal Health Information Protection Act.
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Funding support provided by:
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This funding is subject to the requirements identified in the Multi-Sector Service Accountability Agreement (M-SAA). To view, please click here M-SAA.
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