• Membership in a coalition on industry issues

• Legislative updates, contacts and lobbying influence

• Access to forums of professional information exchange and networking

• Development of program and industry standards

• Involvement in industry related advocacy and education activities.

• Discounts to professional development and continuing education

• Access to members-only online message boards

• Opportunities to volunteer in committees and working groups

Members include: Organizations or individual professionals that provide direct products and services to people with brain injuries and/or their families, including but not limited to: hospitals, acute and post acute programs, case management agencies, outpatient clinics, community based therapy, home care agencies, private practitioners, legal representatives, advocates, durable medical equipment, pharmacy, home modification and transportation providers.