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Advocates Brain Injury Services – Day Services

7 Oakland Street Lower Level Map it!

Lexington, MA 02420

508-628-7221

Day

Corporation

Non-Profit

• Transportation via ABI/MFP Waivers, Commonwealth Care Alliance, MBTA RIDE, MBTA public transportation, private transportation

Hours – Day Services 9:30am-2:00pm, Community Services 9:00am -5:00pm, Mon-Fri Hours – 9:00am-2:00pm Mon-Fri

Wheelchair Ramps, Elevators, Accessible Parking, Accessible Restrooms, Able to serve clients in their wheelchair , Accessible Public Transportation

Karen Williams

BrainInjury@Advocates.org

https://www.advocates.org/services/brain-injury

Community Based Day Program, Day Activity, Skills Training, Socialization Activities

Brain/Head Injury

Advocates Brain Injury Services are open to adults age 18 and older with acquired or traumatic brain injury. Payment options include Mass Health, ABI Waiver, private insurance, private pay, settlement, and workers compensation, among other options.

Our unique day services create opportunities for survivors of brain injury to learn and enhance their independent living skills and enjoy life. Our staff specializes in brain injury and community reintegration and works with each individual to customize a plan of support that meets his or her needs and goals. Services and activities take place at our location within the SLI Wellness Center in Lexington, Mass. and in a wide variety of community settings.

Advocates Brain Injury Services are open to adults age 18 and older with acquired or traumatic brain injury. Payment options include Mass Health, ABI Waiver, private insurance, private pay, settlement, and workers compensation, among other options.

Applicants who have been a resident of a nursing home for more than 90 days, or are approved on the ABI/MFP Waiver are accepted.

Please call our staff to discuss your needs and financial options.

Advocates Brain Injury Services support adults with acquired or traumatic brain injuries so that they can lead full and meaningful lives in the community. Our range of residential and community supports help each person achieve the greatest level of independence at each stage of recovery. We emphasize helping people actively engage in the communities where they live through recreational, vocational, educational, and social pursuits.

All supports are provided by direct care staff, nurses, and case managers with specialized training and expertise in brain injuries. We take time to consider each person’s unique needs and goals, and we work collaboratively with those we support to customize a plan that works best for each individual.

DDS Licensing

1 clients to every 2 staff person

22 years to 70 years

30

STATEWIDE (ALL TOWNS)

Record last updated on 30/08/2023