I Have a What? A Guide for Coping with Moderate-to-Severe TBI
I Have a What? A Guide for Coping with Moderate-to-Severe TBI
I Have a What? A Guide for Coping with Moderate-to-Severe TBI
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RRTC ON COMMUNITY INTEGRATION OF PERSONS WITH <strong>TBI</strong>Assistive Technology:Texas Technology Access ProgramPromoting independence <strong>for</strong> people <strong>with</strong> disabilitiesthrough access <strong>to</strong> technologyPhone or Website(512) 332-0740(800)828-7839http://techaccess.edb.utexas.eduAttendant Care:Sheltering ArmsProvides skilled nursing and therapies in the com<strong>for</strong><strong>to</strong>f your home <strong>with</strong> services that are available 24 hrs/7 days per weekTexas Department of Aging and Disability Services(Texas DADS)(713) 685-6577www.shelteringarms.org(713) 692-1635Proves services <strong>for</strong> seniors and widowsDriving:Strowmatt Rehabilitation ServicesProvides driver evaluations and training services <strong>to</strong>persons <strong>with</strong> medical conditions that may affect theirdriving(713) 722-0667www.driverrehabservices.comTransportation:Public Transit (METRO) - Half Fare <strong>for</strong> the DisabledParatransit System (METROLift & Freedom Pass)(713) 635-4000www.ridemetro.org(713) 225-0119Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative ServicesMedicaid Transportation <strong>for</strong> Medical AppointmentsAmerican Red Cross of Greater Hous<strong>to</strong>n (Local &Long Distance)(713) 862-5294(877) 633-8747(713) 526-8300(866) 526-8300 (<strong>to</strong>ll-free)Page 61
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