Veterans
for America Wounded Warriors Registry: Veterans for
America works with servicemembers and veterans who have served
in Iraq and Afghanistan to ensure that they are getting the
treatment they need for psychological wounds and/or traumatic
brain injuries. If a servicemember or veteran feels that they
are not getting the help they need, the VFA will speak with
their military commanders, or work with the VA to get them help.
The VFA also works with Congress on a bipartisan basis to make
sure that our national leaders realize the scope of the challenges
our military is facing. You can sign
up for the registry here.
Fisher
House at Blanchfield Army Community Hosital, Ft Campbell:
The
Fisher House at Fort Campbell mission is to provide our service
members and their families a comfortable, nurturing and secure
environment while they receive medical care at Blanchfield Army
Community Hospital (BACH). We serve active duty, veterans, retirees
and their families who are receiving care at Blanchfield Army
Community Hospital (BACH). BIAT sponsors a TBI focused "Wounded
Warriors Lunch Group" each third Thursday at noontime.
The
Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center: The
mission of the Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center (DVBIC)
is to serve active duty military, their dependents and veterans
with traumatic brain injury (TBI) through state-of-the-art medical
care, innovative clinical research initiatives and educational
programs.
Brain Injury
Association of Tennessee • 151 Athens Way, Suite 100; Nashville, TN 37228
Nashville Office: 615.248.2541 • Fax: 615.248.5879 • Family Support Line:
877.757.2428
