Maniilaq Traumatic and Acquired Brain Injury Program (TABI)
TABI helps people with a traumatic or acquired brain injury access medical, rehabilitative, social, educational, and other support through resource facilitation, peer support, and a care plan built with a TABI coordinator. The State's Division of Senior and Disabilities Services also funds supplemental mini-grants (up to $2,500 each year, with a $5,000 limit over five years) for unmet medical, dental, vision, hearing, or adaptive-technology needs. Call to start an assessment.
Who it’s for
Alaskans living with a traumatic or acquired brain injury
This is what the program lists. Only the provider can say whether you qualify.
What to bring isn’t listed. Check with the provider before you start.
Provider information
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Who can get this, and what should I bring?
Which application or form fits my situation?
After you contact them
Ask the provider how to confirm receipt and when to follow up. A response time is not listed here.