SPRINGFIELD, VA – Brain Injury Services (BIS), a nonprofit located in Northern Virginia supporting people with traumatic brain injuries, announced today the appointment of Andrew Gunn-Wilinski, as the new Director
As I prepare to celebrate my 24th Father’s Day, I can’t help but think about how far my family and I have come with the help of Brain Injury Services, and I just wanted to reach out in honor of my son, Daniel.
Considering the recent announcements from the CDC and the Commonwealth of Virginia, we are now offering services virtually, by phone, or in-person at a BIS location. All in-person services are
My name is Jan DeLucien. My brain injury was a trauma, for others it’s medical. Mine was 3 and a ½ years ago. In the beginning….. before my “new life”
Our services have been adapted to an online format to support our clients. Brain Injury Services continues to develop policies and preventive measures to minimize risks for both our clients
Fairfax, Va. – As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, the medical leadership of the Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA) wrote an open letter encouraging all individuals with brain injury
During these unprecedented times, Brain Injury Services would like you to know that the health and safety of our employees, families, and community is our top priority. As we are
Brain Injury Services recognizes the two potentially deadly viruses currently facing our country: COVID-19 pandemic and racial inequity. We are aware of the anxieties and fears both viruses may trigger –
