Welcome to the BIAA's new website!

Brain Injury Association
of America
1608 Spring Hill Road,
Suite 110
Vienna, VA 22182
Phone: 703-761-0750
Fax: 703-761-0755

National Brain Injury Information Center.
Brain Injury Information Only
1-800-444-6443

	Call for Nominations! The Brain Injury Association of America is accepting nominations for service on the national Board of Directors. Click Here for information.
	New Study Do you provide a moderate or high level of care for an adult family member with brain injury? Receive up to $100 to help develop a program that teaches family members how to advocate for their loved one. Click here for Information.
	Conference 2008 Brain Injury Business Practice College November 10-12, 2008 Click here for more information
	Red Hot Policy News: In this week’s Policy Corner - BIAA submitted written testimony to the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee. BIAA Submits Written Testimony to Senate Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations Subcommittee - Learn More
	Press Releases: BIAA joins military and veteran advocates in inviting Senators McCain and Obama to Fort Hood, Texas town hall meeting Brain Injury Association of America Applauds TBI Act Reauthorization BIAA elected to ANSI A117 Committee - Learn More. Joseph C. Richert elected Board Chairman - Learn More Brain Injury Featured on NPR’s Diane Rehm Show Click here
	New Resources on Our Website Summer 2008 edition of THE Challenge Brain Imaging FAQ – Click Here BIA-NH Annual Conference Luncheon Presentation - Click Here
	Cognitive Rehabilitation BIAA’s position paper on cognitive rehabilitation – it is worth reading! Click Here.
	Brain Injury & The Military BIAA Issues: Comments on VA Disability Ratings BIAA Issues: Public/Private Position Statement
	We are deeply saddened at the passing of Dr. Ayub Khan Ommaya, former Chief of Neurosurgery at NIH’s National Institute of Neurological Disorders. To learn more about his tremendous scientific contributions to our knowledge of TBI, click here.

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