New Hampshire § 137-K:9 Brain Injury Program Established

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 137-K:9 — Brain Injury Program Established

New Hampshire § 137-K:9

Title XPUBLIC HEALTH

Ch. 137-KBRAIN AND SPINAL CORD INJURIES

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 137-K:9 (2026).

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There shall be established by the department a brain injury support program in partnership with family and survivor-directed statewide brain injury organizations dedicated to brain injury in children and adults, who often do not qualify for Medicaid services. Core brain injury supports shall include, but not be limited to, neuro-resource facilitation to connect individuals to care for the life-long chronic phase of brain injury, a linked state-national helpline for information and resource assistance, a statewide brain injury support group network, outreach to the newly injured, family caregiver training, an annual state brain injury conference, administrative support for the state advisory council, emergency financial assistance for survivors and families, and assistance for brain injury 

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There shall be established by the department a brain injury support program in partnership with family and survivor-directed statewide brain injury organizations dedicated to brain injury in children and adults, who often do not qualify for Medicaid services. Core brain injury supports shall include, but not be limited to, neuro-resource facilitation to connect individuals to care for the life-long chronic phase of brain injury, a linked state-national helpline for information and resource assistance, a statewide brain injury support group network, outreach to the newly injured, family caregiver training, an annual state brain injury conference, administrative support for the state advisory council, emergency financial assistance for survivors and families, and assistance for brain injury survivors living with co-occurring neuro-behavioral disorders in accessing community-based services.