Brain Injury Relearning Services (BIRS)

BIRS supports people who have an acquired brain injury which could include any non-progressive brain injury caused by a stroke, a concussion, or a severe traumatic brain injury from a fall, an assault, or a motor vehicle collision.

BIRS works in conjunction with the person’s Doctors, Home Care or Stroke team and all other service providers who are involved in the persons recovery to develop a plan that is based on the Survivor’s goals and desires.

Types of service provided (there is no cost to participants):

  • Outreach Services
  • Injury Prevention

Eligibility for service is a medically diagnosed brain injury. The severity of the persons brain injury does not determine eligibility. Services are available for people who have a mild concussion to a severe traumatic brain injury. Referrals can be received from a variety of sources including, self referrals, medical and non-medical facilities, and community members.

Referrals can be done in person at the BIRS office, by calling 403-528-2661 or by fax at 403-528-2647.

Phone: 403-528-2661
Fax: 403-528-2647

Downloads

Brain Injury Survival Guide

2 MB, pdf

BIRS Application Kit

746 KB, pdf

BIRS Referral Form

383 KB, pdf