Orthopedically Impaired/Traumatic Brain Injury

 314.432.1101

Adapt-Ability, Inc. is an independent, non-profit, charitable organization serving people with disabilities since 1986. Its services include:

• Jobsite Accommodation
• Home Modification
• Customized Wheelchairs
• Occupational Therapy
• Computer Access
• Assistive Communication
• Training
• Funding Location and Assistance

Phone: 314-426-4024
Toll free: 800-444-6443
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The mission of the Brain Injury Association of Missouri is to reduce the incidence of brain injury; to promote acceptance, independence and productivity of persons with brain injury; and to support their families, caregivers and the community.

314.454.2350

The Center for Families Resource Library, formerly known as the Family Resource Center is your free resource for learning more about a diagnosis, condition, general health and wellness.  Nurses and medical librarians are ready to answer questions and help you with research. 

636.477.0716

DASA encourages a holistic, healthy lifestyle through a family-friendly athletic and rehabilitative environment that empowers children and adults with physical disabilities to live to the best of their natural abilities with greater emotional and physical well-being.

314.989.1188

LifeBridge empowers people with disabilities to develop skills for independence and to actively participate in the community and strives to meet the everchanging needs of people with disabilities in the community

800.647.8557

Missouri Assistive Technology strives to increase access to assistive technology for Missourians with all types of disabilities, of all ages. 

314.962.0023

MDA assists people affected by muscular dystrophy, ALS and related neuromuscular diseases through innovations in science and innovations in care. MDA Resource Center serves the community with one-on-one specialized support, and offers educational conferences, events, and materials for families and healthcare providers. Children and young adults learn vital life skills and gain independence at summer camp and through recreational programs, at no cost to families.

314.289.4200

Paraquad works with people of all ages — from children who might have a disability to senior citizens and assists people who have a wide variety of disabilities, including physical, cognitive, visual, auditory and mental/emotional. The Center for Independent Living provides five core services: advocacy, independent living, information and referral, peer consultation and transition.

314.872.6400

Ranken Jordan is a pediatric bridge hospital that helps kids from birth to 21 who are well enough to leave a traditional hospital but still need help before they go home. Ranken Jordan specializes in caring for children and families with the most complex conditions, illnesses and injuries and bridges the gap between hospital and home.

314.432.3600

Shriner’s Hospital St. Louis’s board-certified surgeons and staff provide high-quality pediatric orthopedic care to children, regardless of the families' ability to pay in an environment designed to put children at ease. 

314.240.0796

St. Louis HELP provides anyone in need access to free home medical equipment through a recycle and reuse program.

314.588.7090

The Starkloff Disability Institute is dedicated to helping people with disabilities participate fully and equally in all aspects of society and works on changing societal attitudes and perceptions about people with disabilities through activities that send a positive message about living with disability in order to create a world that welcomes disabled people. The Starkloff Disability Institute prepares candidates for competitive employment, and Starkloff Workplace Advisors prepares companies to welcome them. Dream Big is STEM-focused career camps for high school and college students.

314.983.9230

The Center for Head Injury Services helps people with brain injuries, autism and other disabilities lead full and productive lives and provides rehabilitative and support services. in our community for over 30 years. Programs include medical therapies, counseling, vocational and employment services, two adult day services programs and two social enterprises.

314.726.6044

The Recreation Council of Greater St. Louis provides individuals with developmental disabilities an opportunity to have fun, be active, socialize and enhance their quality of life.

636.227.6030

UCP Heartland provides supportive programs for people living with any type of developmental disability including autism, Cerebral Palsy, Down syndrome, intellectual disabilities (ID), Spina Bifida and traumatic brain injury (TBI). UCP Heartland is committed to providing hope, help and progress for people and families living with disabilities.

314.720.7700

Variety empowers children with special needs by providing access to medical equipment, therapy, and innovative programs including camps, a children’s chorus, and a theatre program.