Financial Assistance

Navigating Health Insurance and Government Benefits for People with TBI

If you have a Traumatic Brain Injury — or you are caring for a loved one who has — it is critical to understand all applicable health insurance and benefits, including private and government health insurance plans, long-term rehabilitation benefits, home-care benefits, short and long-term disability policies, and government programs.

For a full understanding of the types, criteria, and limitations of TBI financial assistance, request our free book.

How to Avoid Denials and Win Appeals

An often repeated (and true) idiom about insurance policies is that “what the big print gives, the small print takes away.” The small print in insurance policies is used by health insurance companies to deny benefits and can significantly prevent access to necessary health care.

Learn how to navigate traumatic brain injury insurance claims, avoid denials, and fight for the benefits you deserve after a serious TBI.

Learn How to fight back if your TBI treatment is denied due to Insurance Exclusions

Insurance policy exclusions refer to specific conditions or treatments that the plan explicitly does not cover, thereby limiting the scope of available services. Many policies impose very detailed limitations on treatments including caps on the number of permitted therapy sessions, types of medications covered, or outright denials of coverage.

Learn how traumatic brain injury insurance exclusions work, what they mean for your care, and how to fight back if your TBI treatment is denied.