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Address: 3535 Southern Blvd, Kettering, OH 45429

Description: This group is open to stroke survivors, family members, and caregivers. Located in the Nelson Conference rooms at Kettering Health's Main Campus, this group meets on the fourth Wednesday every month from 6:00-7:00pm.

Contact: (937) 395-8099

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We offer a range of support services for patients and caregivers. Brain tumor and stroke support groups help you through treatment and recovery.

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Address: 835 S. Main St, Dayton, OH 45402

Description: This group meets on the third Thursday of the month from 6:30-8:00pm.

Contact: Naomi (937) 208-3543 or email Barb Etter at MontCoStrokeGroup@gmail.com

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Address: 2416 Esquire Drive, Suite A and Suite B, Beavercreek OH 45431

Description: This organization provides home health care and psychiatric services, and runs clinical trials.

Contact: 937-429-2422

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American Stroke Association: Stroke Support Group Finder

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American Stroke Association: Stroke Support Group Finder

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This resource allows you to type in your zipcode and find stroke support groups near you!

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Support groups for survivors and caregivers are key to recovering from stroke. Support groups connect you with others who have similar stories. It's where you will find new friends, support, hope and encouragement as you embark on your post-stroke journey.
Find a stroke support group in your area by using our Stroke Group Finder:

Enter your zip code.

Enter mileage radius.

Your search will display registered stroke groups near you.

Once a group or list of groups appears, you may click on any group for more details.

Many groups continue to experience difficulties post-pandemic. Some had to suspend meetings or change the format of their meetings. It's important that you use the contact information provided to check for meeting schedule changes before trying to attend any meeting. But the good news is that more groups are forming or restarting, so check back frequently as new groups register regularly.

If you're a group leader and would like to update your information or register your group, visit our Support Group Leaders section.

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American Stroke Association Stroke Support Group Finder

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Access Center for Independent Living: TBI Support Group

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Access Center for Independent Living: TBI Support Group

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Address: 165 E. Helena Street, Dayton, Ohio 45404

Description: ACIL runs a TBI Support Group on the second Tuesday of every month from 11:00am-12:00pm. Individuals interested in joining in-person or virtually are encouraged to register three days prior to each meeting by emailing the coordinators at the emails below. This will allow time to accommodate any accessibility needs.

Contact: melody.burba@acils.com, barbara.butler@acils.com, or 937-341-5202

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Enabling Access (Mar’ 25)-ACIL Happenings : Access Center for Independent Living Re-launches Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group to Serve Local Communities – ACILs

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The Access Center for Independent Living (ACIL) is excited to announce the revival of our Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Support Group, designed to provide a space for brain injury survivors in the Dayton area and surrounding communities to learn, connect, and gain support from each other.

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Play4Payne Support Groups: Survivors and Caregivers

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Play4Payne Support Groups: Survivors and Caregivers

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Address: 1200 Forrer Blvd, Dayton, OH 45420

Description: Play4Payne runs two brain injury support groups. One group is for brain injury survivors, the other is for caregivers, and they are run in different rooms at the same time. The meetings are held on the last Monday of each month from 6:30-7:30p.m., both located at Central Christian Church.

Contact: Play4Payne@gmail.com

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Dayton VA Medical Center Caregiver Support Program

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Dayton VA Medical Center Caregiver Support Program

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What is the Caregiver Support Program?

The Caregiver Support Program allows caregivers who are supporting veterans to receive support though the VA, be matched with different services and benefits, as well as be connected with local resources and programs.

Contacts: Please reach out to Patricia Horstman at VA Dayton Health Care.

Phone: 937.268.6511 x 3644

Email: patricia.horstman@va.gov

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VA Dayton health care offers a number of services to support you and the Veteran you care for. Ask a caregiver support coordinator to help you find what you need, whether it's in-home help, someone to listen, or anything in between.

Care We Provide At VA Dayton Health Care

If you are a caregiver for a Veteran, you can get support by contacting a VA Dayton caregiver support coordinator. We can help with:

Getting caregiver assistance available through VA

Matching you with services and benefits

Connecting you with local resources and programs

VA Caregiver Support Line

The Caregiver Support Line is available if you need support outside of the Dayton health care region, have questions about caregiver support services nationwide, or just need someone to listen right now.

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Address: 25 E Foraker St, Dayton, OH 45409

Description: Reach Out's mission is to provide access to health care services for the underserved/uninsured population in Montgomery County, without restraints. Utilizing the professional skills of volunteer physicians, nurses, and other health care professionals.

Contact: (937) 258-2000

ReachOutOH@gmail.com

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Our Mission

Reach Out's mission is to provide access to health care services for the underserved/uninsured population in Montgomery County, without restraints. Utilizing the professional skills of volunteer physicians, nurses, and other health care professionals.

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Reach Out's mission is to provide access to health care services for the underserved/uninsured population in Montgomery County, without restraints. Utilizing the professional skills of volunteer physicians, nurses, and other health care professionals.

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Address: 245 West Elmwood Dr. Suit 202 Dayton, OH 45459

Description: Therapeutic Adaptive Yoga classes are offered.

Contacts: vhoffman@meccawellness.com (855)440-0076

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Free online classes; accessible and inclusive classes that cater to any mobility level.

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1) It takes away the fear of movement

2) Deep breathing and meditation that accompany yoga produce a state of calm

3) Gentle movement can effectively increase muscle tone, improve balance, and help manage pain

4) Practicing adaptive yoga bonds you with other Disabled people who are all on the same journey of self discovery and self improvement

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Online seated yoga classes designed for the disabled community in response to Covid-19. All abilities and ages welcome. Sign up to access our free live streamed classes.

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Address: 338 S Progress Dr. Xenia, OH 45385

Description: Offers a variety of resources for seniors 60 and older: Meals on Wheels, case management, public benefits, medicare counseling, energy assistance info, medical/nonmedical transportation, housemaker services and more. There are numerous socializing opportunities for those 50 and older from trips, programs, classes, activities, and outreach. XARSC's philosophy is to consider the whole person, whatever those needs are; Social, Recreational, Support Services & Transportation. Membership fees apply ($25 for single, $40 for couple for 1 year)

Contact: Director: ​jbaker@xarsc-seniorcenter.org phone: (937)376-4353

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Xenia Adult Recreation and Services Center

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We will be honoring all Veterans from all branches of service. To attend you MUST have a ticket ahead as seating

XENIA ADULT RECREATION AND SERVICES CENTER (XARSC)
ADDRESS: 338 South Progress Drive in

TELEPHONE NUMBER: 937-376-4353
​Open Monday - Friday from: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Executive Director: Judy A. Baker: ​jbaker@xarsc-seniorcenter.org

XARSC is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization. ​XARSC is a 1-stop resource for a variety of services for seniors 60 ​ and older. Information & Referrals, Meals on Wheels, Case Management, Public Benefits, Medicare Counseling, Energy Assistance Info, Medical/Non-Medical Transportation,

Homemaker services. We are ALSO an organization From trips,programs,classes, activities, transportation to outreach, Social, Recreational, Support Services & Transportation. XARSC's philosophy is to consider the whole person, whatever those needs are; that offers

Membership to XARSC is $25 per year for a single person and $40 per year for a couple. An XARSC Membership runs January - December but you can join anytime. Your YEARLY Membership includes a monthly info packed newsletter mailed to your home, filled with everything that's happening at THE XENIA SENIOR CENTER.

The Monthly Directors Report, the XARSC daily calendar, P rogram/class descriptions, Special events, The AJ EARLY Cafeteria menu, Volunteer opportunities, Upcoming Trips & travel, Support Services Info, Member birthdays & anniversaries, Pool tourney and Euchre winners. Most classes and activities are FREE to XARSC Members.

Trip/travel fees; Class and Activity fees (if there is a fee) and your 11th MEAL in the AJ Early Cafeteria is free with membership meal ticket!

STAY ACTIVE & ENGAGED IN LIFE!!

We are very active on the social media site Facebook! Please consider joining Facebook and liking our page! There are many daily things to read, to do, fun games, Q&A, inspiration, humor and videos etc. are shared regularly on that site. Just click on the link below!

The Senior Citizens "Club" was organized on November 1st, 1966 with 7 members, meeting at Christ Episcopal Church. It was organized as an outgrowth of a Community Action Council initiative under Dr. Vivian Lewis and Maggie McKnight became the Founder/Director. In September of 1967 they opened their first thrift shop at 409 E. Main Street that formerly housed Greenes Shoe Repair owned by charter member Mrs. Eva Greene. Mrs. Maggie McKnight was instrumental in the growth of the senior center and became incorporated on 4-26-1968 as a non profit agency.

In 1968 Mrs. Edna McClelland was Program Chair, Mr. Dewey Jameson was the GASCC first Membership President and Mrs. Maggie McKnight was GASCC Coordinator. On January 1st, 1969 they moved downtown to the old Salvation Army building located at 90 S. Detroit Street. In less than 2 years time they outgrew this building and moved to 117 East Main Street in 1971, formerly Pattersons Appliances. In 1972 GASCC they found a home in the former Methodist Parsonage at 101 W. Second Street.

In 1975 The City of Xenia offered the seniors use of a house at 108 W. Second Street. $35,000 was raised by the senior center to remodel the house. This was 'home" to the seniors until a new 10,000 square foot building was built on the land of the old Central Junior High School. Naomi Trout, Executive Director since 1976, was instrumental in the opening of the brand new building located at 130 East Church Street. Mrs. Trout spent 27 years as Executive Director until 2003 when she retired and moved to California.

In 2003 Mrs. Judy Baker became the new E xecutive Director, and in 2017, under Judy's hard work and leadership, XARSC became a partner in the Xenia REACH Project along with the Xenia YMCA, Central State, Clark State and Kettering Health Network. REACH stands for: Recreation, Education, Activity, Community and Health.

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Learn about our history from 1968 to NOW!

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Description: Connecting people in the Greater Cincinnati Area to adaptive sports and recreation

Adaptive equipment

Equipment loan program

Sport

Education, support, development

Contact: info@thebridgeadaptive.org

Website: https://www.thebridgeadaptive.org/

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Connecting people in the Greater Cincinnati Area to Adaptive Sports & Recreation

Equipment is often the first barrier to participating in adaptive sport and recreation. We run an equipment loan program to break down that barrier and get you to playing as soon as possible. Fill out this form to get started.

Education, Support and Development

We want the Cincinnati community to be a space where anyone and everyone is welcomed. We can offer education and support for programs in the community to improve their access. We will often bring in national experts to provide training! Reach out for assistance!

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The Bridge Adaptive Sports and Recreation | adaptive sports and recreation | Cincinnati, OH, USA

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The Bridge is a team of healthcare providers, athletes and community advocates dedicated to improving access to adaptive sports and recreation in Cincinnati

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Address: 7251 Shull Rd., Huber Heights, OH. Montgomery County

Description: Gym, 24-hour fitness center, and swimming pool. This YMCA offers group exercise classes, personal training, swimming lessons, childcare, and other great fitness and community building programs. Gym membership includes indoor swimming pool, basketball court, indoor walking track, indoor playland, weightlifting, cardio machines, and much more.

Contact: 937-236-9622

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Address: 336 Progress Dr., Xenia, OH. Greene County

Description: Gym, fitness center, and swimming pool. This YMCA offers group exercise classes, personal training, swimming lessons, childcare, and other great fitness and community building programs. Gym membership includes two indoor swimming pools, two basketball courts, teen center, indoor walking track, group exercise studio, outdoor track, weightlifting, cardio machines, and much more.

Contact: 937-376-9622

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Address: 900 S. Alex Rd, West Carrollton, OH. Montgomery County

Description: Gym, fitness center, and swimming pool. This YMCA offers group exercise classes, personal training, swimming lessons, childcare, and other great fitness and community building programs. Gym membership includes two indoor swimming pools, basketball court, indoor walking track, teen center, weightlifting, cardio machines, and much more.

Contact: 937-866-9622

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Address: 506 East Main St., Trotwood, OH. Montgomery County

Description: Gym, fitness center, and community center. This YMCA offers group exercise classes, personal training, childcare, and other great fitness and community building programs. Gym membership includes aerobics classes, a weight room, a cardio exercise area, and much more.

Contact: 937-854-9622

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Address: 4545 Marshall Rd, Kettering, OH. Montgomery County

Description: Gym, fitness center, and pool. This YMCA offers group exercise classes, personal training, swimming lessons, childcare, and other great fitness and community building programs. Gym membership includes an indoor swimming pool, basketball court, gymnastics center, weightlifting, cardio machines, outdoor activities, and much more.

Contact: 937-434-1964

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Address: 1200 W. National Rd., Englewood, OH. Montgomery County

Description: This YMCA offers a gym, fitness classes, swimming, sports, and more.

Contact: 937-836-9622

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Address: 300 S. Central Ave., Fairborn, OH. Greene County

Description: This YMCA offers an indoor swimming pool, basketball court, racquetball court, sauna, weightlifting, cardio machines, and outdoor activities.

Contact: 937-754-9622

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Address: 316 N. Wilkinson St., Dayton, OH. Montgomery County

Description: Gym, fitness center, and pool. This YMCA offers group exercise classes, personal training, swimming lessons, childcare, and other great fitness and community building programs. Gym membership includes access to great family-friendly amenities such as an indoor track, indoor swimming pool, two basketball courts, racquetball/handball courts, steam room, sauna, whirlpool, boxing room, weightlifting, cardio machines, and much more.

Contact: 937-228-9622

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Address: 88 Remick Blvd, Springboro, OH 45066. Warren County

Description: Gym, fitness center, and pool. This YMCA offers exercise classes, personal training, swimming lessons, childcare, and other great fitness and community building programs. They have an indoor track, two indoor swimming pools and a water slide, three basketball courts, an indoor family play land, a dedicated cycling studio, weightlifting, cardio machines, outdoor activities, and much more.

Contact: 937-886-9622

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Address: RecPlex East 985 Miamisburg-Centerville Rd; RecPlex West 965 Miamisburg-Centerville Rd, Washington Twnship, OH 45459

Description: The RecPlex encourages all individuals to participate in rec opportunities of their choice. They offer accommodations, program modifications, and inclusion services for equal access to all services, programs and activities. There are specific programs that are adaptive for individuals with differing needs (sports, summer camps, facility accommodations). Specific events include Adapted Action Day, Family Adventure Day, an Adapted Climbing Day

Contacts:

RecPlex East: (937) 433-0130

RexPlex West: (927) 433-0130

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Washington Township RecPlex encourages all individuals to participate in the recreational opportunities of their choice. The RecPlex complies with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA), which prohibits discrimination of programs, services and activities for individuals with disabilities. The RecPlex is committed to providing reasonable accommodations, program modifications, and inclusion services to ensure equal access to all services, programs and activities.

To request an accommodation, please register for the program of your choice, complete this form in full, and submit it along with any important information for the modification request (examples: I.E.P., 504 plan, PBIP, etc.), if applicable to [email protected] . Requests should be received as soon as possible, but no later than 10 business days prior to the start of the program.

While all programs and activities are inclusive, we have certain programs that have been specifically adapted for individuals with differing needs. We invite people with disabilities to participate in all our opportunities at the Washington Township RecPlex.

AccessAbility: A collaboration between the Washington Township RecPlex, Centerville-Washington Park District and Washington-Centerville Public Library! AccessAbility rotates locations based on the monthly host. Activities will be adapted to give participants of all ages and abilities an enriching sensory, social and physical experience.

Sports: Basketball and t-ball leagues are played with lower hoops and nets and color coordinated bases, added as needed, with flags at eye-level to ensure a fun experience for children of all abilities.

Summer Camp: RecPlex summer camp staff have received Nonviolent Crisis Intervention training to learn how to better manage difficult behaviors using techniques that quickly identify and de-escalate behavior. This training allows our staff to better serve campers and creates an inclusive environment for children of all cognitive and physical abilities.

Facilities

Both pools at the RecPlex have access to a portable lift. This allows individuals of all abilities to use both the lap pool and the smaller rec pool. The rec pool offers zero entry access, meaning there are no steps to navigate. The rec pool also has an access chair that allows for persons with a disability to enter the ramped, zero-depth entry and then leave the chair to swim in up to 3.5 feet of water. They can then return to the chair to exit the pool and even use the chair in our showers and locker rooms.

All performances at Town Hall Theatre are inclusive. In addition to accessible seating areas, the theatre provides assistive listening units. Please allow two weeks notice for staff to coordinate additional inclusive services such as audio description, sign-interpreted performances or braille programs. Periodic sensory-friendly performances include reduced lighting, softer sounds, and visual cards for loud sounds such as thunder.

People of all abilities can explore Countryside Park thanks to almost two miles of paved paths.

Special events at the RecPlex are a great opportunity to explore our facilities and find out more about the variety of programs we offer.

Family Adventure Day: Held each year at the RecPlex, this Spring event is a fun chance for participants to use the climbing wall, shoot a bow and arrow, kayak in our pool, play in our indoor preschool playground and experience all the offerings of the RecPlex! Woodland Lights: Our annual holiday light show covers 10-acres in Countryside Park behind the RecPlex and is spread out across 2-miles of paved, wheelchair accessible paths. Additionally, we have a gas powered four-car train that can seat up to sixteen individuals and is an excellent alternative to the walking path. Finally, our staff is able to provide rides on the golf cart through the light show. Please note that only one golf cart is available and can be requested in advance by calling 937-433-0130.

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Washington Township RecPlex encourages all individuals to participate in the recreational opportunities of their choice. The RecPlex complies with the American with Disabilities Act (ADA), which prohibits discrimination of programs, services and activities for individuals with disabilities. The RecPlex is committed to providing reasonable accommodations, program modifications, and inclusion services to ensure equal access to all services, programs and activities.

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Address: 1000 N Keowee St, Dayton, OH 4504

Description: The Dayton Kroc Center offers recreational, education, and spiritual programs and events. Memberships and day passes are available. Programs and classes include: recreation/sports, fitness, summer camps, education, after school programs, a tech center, arts and music, and seniors' programs.

Contacts: Fitness and Recreation (937)528-5150

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More Than Monitoring Only Weight

Weight can be misleading when used as an indicator of health. It may show no change with exercise and improved nutrition. Your body is a complex structure made up of different components, such as water, fat, and muscle, which cannot be expressed with one simple number.

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Our fitness center's variety of equipment is available for use. Drop-in classes, personal training, and special programming are also offered.. The Salvation Army Kroc Center in Dayton OH

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Address: 3800 Main St. Moraine, OH 45439

Description: This rec center is 2 stories with a clubhouse for kids and a gymnasium on the first floor and a weight room, a walking/running track, cardio theater room, cardio room and aerobics room on the second floor. Aerobics, pilates, and strength classes are available.

Contacts: (937) 535-1060

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Address: 3800 Main St. Moraine, Ohio 45439
Hours of Operation
Mon - Fri: 7:00a - 7:00p

Sat: 9:00a - 1:00p

Sun: closed
Membership Info
There's no excuse for not joining our exercise classes! We are the most reasonably priced workout facility in the Miami Valley; classes are FREE to our members.
(Rates Effective 01-01-20):
Season Membership Rates

* Additional 10% discount for Military Members with proper ID (not available with other promotions)
Membership
Not interested in a membership? Check out our drop-in fees, listed below. Remember that there is NO sign-up at any time for our classes, so you can just drop-in anytime you're interested! Call the PRC for more information 937-535-1060.
****Members are encouraged to wear masks and conduct self-assessments.****
Drop-in Fees

NOTE: All class registration must be made in person. Payments must be made in full at the time of registration. Please bring a driver's license or other identification to prove residency at this time. If you work at a Moraine business, and would like to take advantage of the business rates, a work Photo ID must be presented.
Classes Offered
NOTE: All classes are subject to change.

Click here to download the calendar:

* Aerobics Calendar

Zumba
ALL AGES AND ABILITIES ARE WELCOME. Don't be left out in the cold, come and join the newest fitness craze to hit the Miami Valley. Zumba is a mix of movements from Latin dances and music. It is equal part dancing and aerobics and will burn between 500 and 700 calories per class.

Tone & Sculpt
Want to be toned and sculpted? Come join us at the PRC where we focus on the core. We also focus on the body's weak points and help strengthen the back and spine, knees, and neck. This 60 min workout focuses on the whole body.

Pilates/Stretch
Pilates is a technique designed 70 years ago by Joseph H. Pilates. Instead of the "fast" pace of a regular exercise class, Pilates focuses on improving flexibility and strength in a slow and controlled manner. This class incorporates the body-mind connection helping you focus on muscle and their use.

Silver Sneakers
ALL AGES 18 AND UP AND ALL ABILITIES ARE WELCOME. You DO NOT have to be a Silver Sneakers member to join this awesome class. Silver Sneakers class is designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement, and activities for daily living. Hand held weights, bands, and SS balls are offered for resistance.

Yoga (Beginner's Class)
Everything old is new again! The way to a more relaxed and flexible body. Yoga has been in the forefront of medical and fitness news in the last few months. Yoga has been touted to add flexibility, help participants with chronic disease and decrease stress. Please join us for a very relaxing introduction to the ancient exercise program. You will gently strengthen and stretch while increasing your flexibility and improving your balance.

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Payne Recreation Center - The City of Moraine

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Address: 2366 Glenarm Ave, Dayton, OH 45420

Description: Programs include: after school, aquatics, athletics, recreation and fitness, seniors, and summer camps. Features include basketball courts, fitness room, gymnasium, indoor pool, tennis court and more.

Fitness classes available including chair yoga: for individuals who prefer not to practice yoga on the floor, including those who use wheelchairs. Includes adaptive yoga postures, with a goal of improving flexibility, balance, core strength, and stress management.

Pogram Guide FA/winter 2023-2024: https://www.daytonohio.gov/DocumentCenter/View/9513/2023-FallWinter-Program-Guide?bidId=

Contact: (937) 333-3131

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Baseball / Softball

Basketball Court

Computer Lab

Disc Golf

Fitness Room

Gymnasium

Indoor Pool

Multipurpose Room

Tennis Court

Additional Features

55-acre park featuring ball diamonds, basketball courts, tennis courts and a disc golf course

Programs

Facility Reservations

This facility is ideal for small events or gatherings. It features a large multi-purpose room with a commercial kitchen, and a gymnasium. Birthday pool parties are also available!

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Address: 1111 Stonequarry Rd, Dayton, OH 4541

Description: The Vandalia Rec Center offers youth programs, events through the senior center, has a fitness center (cardio equipment, weight machines, free weights) and an aquatic center.

Contact:

Phone Number: (937) 415-2340

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Address: 2900 Glengarry Drive

Description: Accommodates for adaptive recreation, able to consider all recreation classes. Offers adaptive summer day camp for children (Camp Discovery). They offer adaptive aquatics for children, youth, and adults. There are 4 wk sessions available for individuals that prefer 1:1 care with swim instructor.

Contacts: (937)-296-2587 or ( 937)-296-2439 for info on accessibility of facility

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Address: Invictus is a mobile company based out of Cincinnati; they can meet you at your house, a park, or your gym!

Description:

Their mission is to catalyze community and enhance the lives of people with and without disabilities through rehabilitation and exercise.

They offer:

Neuro PT

Individuals with concussion, dizziness, headache, traumatic brain injury, amputation, spinal cord injury, stroke, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease, and other neurologic impairments and diseases. The plan of care will begin with a 60-minute initial evaluation and have 1+ 60 minute follow up visits, based on patient goals and impairment

Sports PT

Skilled physical therapy for athletes of any kind - adaptive athletes, weekend warriors, high school athletes and more.

1:1 adaptive fitness and Performance Training

In-person, 1:1 training and coaching for individuals with and without disabilities. Adaptive fitness training is for the person looking to improve overall strength and functional mobility. Adaptive performance training is specifically for athletes looking to improve their skill, fitness, and performance in a particular sport or activity

Group Adaptive/Inclusive Fitness & Performance training

Adaptive group training is for a group of individuals with disabilities, whether it’s a group of friends from a support group or team. Inclusive training is for a group of both individuals with and without disabilities - like a group of friends, families wanting to to train together or companies looking to support wellness for all their employees

Remote Adaptive Fitness & Performance Programming

For those not local to Cincinnati

create programming specific to your current functional abilities that will help you achieve your goals, whether you play a competitive sport or just want to improve your fitness.

Initial video call to discuss goals and assess functional mobility

A 4-week cycle of training created specifically for you to complete at home or in your local gym that includes 2-3 days of strength & conditioning programming

Bi-weekly email check in to adjust programming as needed

Contact: meme@invictusptat.com

Website: https://www.invictusptat.com/

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Invictus Physical Therapy & Adaptive Training

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Meet the PT: MeMe Earnest-Stanley

MeMe has been working with adaptive athletes since 2016 and is known locally and nationally as a leader in advancing the field of adaptive sports performance and medicine. She is a doctor of physical therapy, certified athletic trainer, and board-certified neurologic clinical specialist who is passionate about improving the health and performance of people with disabilities.

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Address: 6000 Harriott Drive Powell, OH 43065

Description: Mission is to "change the quality of life for children, adults, and veterans with disabilities through sports, outdoors and therapeutic recreation". Offers group rides at Alum Creek Bike Train in Westerville (weekly May-Oct). Hosts event, Discover Adaptive Biking, For adults with physical disabilities or people 24 + with developmental disabilities to work with therapists for full bike eval and opportunity to ride adaptive bikes. Offers various sports/ recreational activities including: kayaking, soccer, sailing, skiing snowboarding

Contact: info@adaptivesportsconnection.org, (614) 389-3921

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Our Bikes to Go Program helps children and adults own their own bike - specifically tailored to meet their needs and abilities.Whether for recreation or therapy, we work with a team of therapists to assure the right fit. Not every family has the ability to purchase a bike and this is where your contribution to our Boundless Bike Giveaway will help ensure they feel the freedom.

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Welcome - The Adaptive Sports Connection

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The Power of Ability TO EXPERIENCE TO VOLUNTEER TO GIVE Welcome Warriors! Adaptive Sports Connection is committed to helping veterans thrive - impacting physical, mental health, resiliency, and grit. CLICK TO LEARN MORE! Join us for Westerville Group Ride Join us for a small group ride on the Alum Creek Bike Trail starting in Westerville,...

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Address: 4155 Tonya Trail, Hamilton, OH 45011. Butler County

Description: mission: provide a gym-like environment in a safe, welcoming space in which individuals with neurological issues can participate in exercise classes specific to their diagnosis, attend private or group workout sessions, and receive individualized attention to teach them how to improve their quality of life, adapt to their new life, and reclaim their independence.

Classes and sessions are run by licensed physical therapists Amy Bertram and Colleen Schuster. Our goal is to help those with neurological disorders live healthier lives.

Current neuro classes:

Rock Steady Boxing for PD

Delay the Disease for PD

CogCardio,

NeuroBoxing

Chair Yoga

Neuro Bootcamp and Strength

Individual one on one sessions are available to focus on your needs and goals. Class packages can be used for any class and they never expire.

Community classes offered

BOYO (boxing/yoga)

Strength and Stamina

Chair Yoga

Hatha Yoga

informational gatherings focused on nutrition, meditation, caregiver support, and much more!

Contact: info@theneurofitgym.com

Website: https://www.theneurofitgym.com/

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Mission

Through exercise, education, community, and connection, utilizing the knowledge and skills of licensed Physical and Occupational Therapists, NeuroFit strives to improve the lives of those living with a neurological disorder. NeuroFit offers exercise classes specific to diagnosis, privat e and group workout sessions, and individualized attention to help individuals with neurological impairments improve their quality of life and reclaim their independence.

The NeuroFit Gym is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization.

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*NeuroFit Boxing (Rock Steady) for PD: Rock Steady Boxing is a nationally known exercise program and consists of group non-contact boxing explicitly designed for people with Parkinson's Disease. Each class focuses on increasing strength, endurance, balance, fine motor skills, and power. NeuroFit adds a special flair to our boxing classes!

*Neuro Bootcamp: Neuro Bootcamp was designed by the NeuroFit Gym and is exclusive to our program. This class is for individuals with neurological disorders who function at a higher level. The class consists of 30 minutes of higher-intensity boxing, followed by exercises with weights and kettlebells targeting the major muscle groups. The class concludes with stretching to improve flexibility and range of motion.

COMMUNITY FITNESS CLASSES

Community Fitness Classes are also designed to help individuals with neurological conditions. Participation is open to neuro clients, caregivers, clients' family members, and community members. Community classes help NeuroFit build connections through movement and physical therapy and help reduce the stigma sometimes associated with neurological impairments.

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The Neuro Fit Gym | Boxing for Parkinsons | United States

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A gym for individuals with neurological issues: exercise classes specific to diagnosis, private or group workout sessions, individualized attention to help regain independence and improve quality of life.

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Address: 406 4th Avenue, Mason, Ohio 45040 (Chapters also in Cincinnati and Cleveland) (meeting at hiking locations)

Description: Offers "Adventures", "Events" and "Expeditions"

Adventures:  1 hiker, 1 hike.  You decide where you’d like to go on a hike and the organization picks a place nearby, meet there, and go on a 1-2 hour hike.

Events:  Multiple “Adventures” planned on a certain day.  Often partnering with other organizations to provide a full day of hiking.  Organization shares the place and times, participants sign up for a spot.

Expeditions:  Participant has a place they would like to go, organization makes plans for special expedition with you.

Adventures and events are free

Contacts: (937)219-7489

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For those who aren't physically able to:

We can make IT possible.

3 Ways we do what we do:

Adventures: 1 hiker, 1 hike. You tell us you'd like to go on a hike and we'll pick a place nearby, meet you there and take you on a 1-2 hour hike. (FREE)

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Events: Multiple "Adventures" planned on a certain day. Many times we partner with other organizations to provide a full day of hiking. We share the place and times, you sign up for a spot. (FREE)

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Expeditions: You say to us, "I've always wanted to go to ________, can you take me there?" We say, "Yes", then begin planning your special expedition with you. (PRICED CASE BY CASE)

Thank you to our Supporters and Partners

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Hiking With Disabilities | Luke5Adventures | United States

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Luke5Adventures is for people living with disabilities who want to: Hike it, Forge it, Climb it, Cross it, or Ascend it. We help make that possible

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Located in Montgomery County
Description: The Play4Payne Foundation hosts social events to help area TBI survivors connect with one another. If you know of a TBI survivor, please pass along this information. Their upcoming event is a pizza and game night in Bellbrook!
Contact: RSVP by calling or texting Mark Sigman at (937) 609 -0304

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Address: 1 Childrens Plaza, Dayton, OH 45404 Montgomery County

Description: We provide specialty care for children and adolescents with neurological conditions—everything from epilepsy and headaches to movement disorders and chronic pain. Our experienced pediatric neurology team is physician-led and includes nurses and nurse practitioners, neuropsychologists and dieticians.

Contact: 937-641-3600

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specialized neurological care for your child

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Other Mental Health Resources in Greater Dayton Area

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Other Mental Health Resources in Greater Dayton Area

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Many of these resources are included in separate Padlet posts, but this PDF encompasses other mental health resources in the Greater Dayton area that may be useful!

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Mental Health Resources Greater Dayton Area

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Address:

North Dayton Office - 3821 Little York Road, Dayton, OH 45414

Kettering Office - 28 East Rahn Road, Suites 105, 107, 110, Kettering, OH 45429

Description: A multidisciplinary group of behavioral health providers with offices encompassing the Greater Dayton area. Midwest Behavioral Care provides clinical services to individuals, families and couples. Services include:

Clinical services (psychological assessments)

Mediation

Employee assistance programs

Consultation and referral

Employee and management issues

Habit control

Educational services

Contact:

Email: mbckim@swohio.twcbc.com

Kettering Office

Phone: 937-434-6840

North Dayton Office

Phone: 937-454-0092

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Midwest Behavioral Care, Ltd. is a multidisciplinary group of behavioral health providers with offices encompassing the Greater Dayton area. Midwest Behavioral Care provides clinical services to individuals, families and couples.

Currently owned by two psychologists, Stephen Pearce, Psy.D. and Debra Sowald, Psy.D., Midwest Behavioral Care was founded in 1996 in response to the changing demands of managed health care companies and their covered beneficiaries.

Our diverse staff includes independently licensed social workers, clinical counselors, marriage and family therapists, and psychologists with a broad range of specialization areas. Counseling services at Midwest Behavioral Care are readily available, and can be accessed by calling (937) 454-0092 or by clicking on the Contact link.

Our Mission

As a local company, Midwest Behavioral Care strives to be responsive to the needs of individuals and families within western Ohio.

Our mission is to assist individuals, couples, and families to live healthier, happier, and more productive lives. Midwest provides confidentiality in a private, comfortable, and respectful atmosphere.

Our Method

Referrals from physicians, hospitals, managed care companies, and self-referrals from clients result in a prompt personal response to the client in order to set up the initial assessment process.

Clinically, our staff utilizes a variety of practical, solution-oriented approaches to treatment with the focus on healing, prevention, wellness, and positive personal growth.

The exceptional skills and experience of Midwest Behavioral Care's multidisciplinary clinical team can be of benefit in addressing even the most complex issues.

Our services are reasonably priced and are reimbursed in full or in part by most major insurance carriers.

We provide flexible hours for scheduling clients at both of our conveniently located facilities. Midwest Behavioral Care staff are also available for on-site education or seminars.

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Midwest Behavioral Care, Ltd. is a multidisciplinary group of behavioral health providers with offices encompassing the Greater Dayton area. Midwest Behavioral Care provides clinical services to individuals, families and couples. Currently owned by two psychologists, Stephen Pearce, Psy.D.

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Address: 409 E. Monument Ave., Suite 102, Dayton, OH 45402 Montgomery County

Description: The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization. NAMI was established nationally, in 1979, for mental health clients and their families as a self-help organization dedicated to providing support, education, and advocacy to anyone affected by persistent biologically based brain disorders or mental illnesses.

NAMI Montgomery County Ohio (NAMI-MC), founded in 1988, is an affiliate of NAMI Ohio. The state coalition represents an important link in efforts to improve the quality of life for those with mental illness by implementing and integrating services and policies determined at the state level. NAMI-MC is dedicated to improving the lives of family members, friends and persons with mental illness through education, outreach, referral, support and advocacy.

Contact: (937)299-3667

Crisis Number: (833)-580-2255

Email: info@nami-mc.org

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NAMI Montgomery County Ohio is dedicated to improving the lives of family members, friends, and persons with mental illness through education, outreach, referral, support and advocacy.

Add your voice to the mental health movement! Become a member, volunteer, or get the support you need.

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NAMI Montgomery County Ohio is dedicated to improving the lives of family members, friends, and persons with mental illness through education, outreach, referral, support and advocacy. Add your voice to the mental health movement! Become a member, volunteer, or get the support you need.

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Address: 243 Warren Street, Dayton, OH 45402 Montgomery County

Description: At the heart of the Miracle Clubhouse is the belief that every member can sufficiently recover from the effects of mental illness to lead a personally satisfying and productive life. Together, members and staff participate in activities that provide a solid foundation for growth, self-respect and individual accomplishment. Decision making and governance involves members and staff working together to develop Clubhouse plans and policies.

Contact:

Clubhouse Coordinator - (937) 262-7983

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Address: 133 N. Main St., Centerville, OH, 45459 Montgomery County
Description: The Castle is a safe haven for members who experience mental disorders. The Castle is a place where living and social skills are fostered; a stepping stone for people who want to be a productive part of our community.
Contact: (937) 433-3931

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The Castle offers breakfast and lunch to members, as well as daily activities ranging from creative writing, art projects, movie days, and more! We also offer transportation for members that are within our range, and even have field trips twice a month.

Our peer support services are an evidence-based mental health model of care which consists of a qualified peer support provider who assists individuals with their recovery from mental illness and substance use disorders.

NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness, is the nation's largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness.

What started as a small group of families gathered around a kitchen table in 1979 has blossomed into the nation's leading voice on mental health. Today, we are an association of hundreds of local affiliates, state organizations and volunteers who work in your community to raise awareness and provide support and education that was not previously available to those in need

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The Castle offers breakfast and lunch to members, as well as daily activities ranging from creative writing, art projects, movie days, and more! We also offer transportation for members that are within our range, and even have field trips twice a month.

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Premier Health Inpatient and Outpatient Behavioral Health Services

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Premier Health Inpatient and Outpatient Behavioral Health Services

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Services across Montgomery, Miami, Preble, and Butler Counties
Description:
Inpatient - As a patient on one of our inpatient units, you’ll work with a team of psychiatrists, nurses, and social workers. They will assess you and assist you in setting goals for a healthier, more balanced mindset. We’ll measure your progress frequently and be alert to any setbacks.
Outpatient

Dual-diagnosis program: addresses both mental health and substance use disorders

Dialectical behavioral therapy skills training group - learn practical coping strategies

Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing - helps to reduce the symptoms of trauma for many people

Contacts:
Atrium Medical Center: (513) 974-5252
Miami Valley Hospital: (937) 208-2031
Upper Valley Medical Center: (937) 440-4300

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If you or a loved one has a mental health crisis, our inpatient behavioral health units at Atrium Medical Center, Miami Valley Hospital, and U pper Valley Medical Center are available to help you.

At each hospital, our professional team of psychiatrists , nurses, and social workers provides you with a safe, welcoming atmosphere and well-tested therapies to help you get through the crisis and return safely home.

We accept patients with a wide range of mental and behavioral disorders, but we primarily treat people who have:

, with extreme, uncontrollable highs and lows in mood

, with feelings of sadness and hopelessness, and possibly thoughts of suicide

, with distorted perceptions of reality, including hearing voices that aren't there

, a combination of schizophrenia and mood disorder (typically either depression or bipolar disease).

How We Can Help

As a patient on one of our inpatient units, you'll work with a team of psychiatrists, nurses, and social workers. They will assess you and assist you in setting goals for a healthier, more balanced mindset. We'll measure your progress frequently and be alert to any setbacks.

Medication is an important part of your care. It can help you feel better, improve your mood, lessen anxiety, and decrease suicidal thoughts or hearing voices. We'll manage it closely with the goal that you receive the maximum benefit.

We encourage you to attend groups that will help you better understand how to improve your overall physical and mental health:

How medications work

Proper nutrition

Coping skills and life skills

Recreational activities

A thorough medical examination is also an important part of your treatment. Our doctors may order lab work, imaging tests, or other tests to help identify physical conditions that are contributing to or worsening your illness. We can treat these conditions while you are in the hospital.

Our team will also talk to you about outpatient resources - such as outpatient services at Miami Valley Hospital and community agencies.

Alcohol And Chemical Dependency

At Miami Valley Hospital, we also help patients with mental health disorders detoxify from substance abuse if the situation is not life-threatening.

At Upper Valley Medical Center and Atrium Medical Center's Behavioral Health Pavilion, we treat alcohol and chemical dependency only as they affect your mental health disorder. We do not offer detoxification or alcohol and drug rehabilitation on site, but we are happy to connect you with appropriate facilities or programs, such as Miami Valley Hospital's Turning Point outpatient alcohol and drug treatment program.

Psychiatric Support For Patients On Medical Units

If you are a patient on one of our medical or surgical units at Miami Valley Hospital and have a mental health issue during your stay, your physician can consult our Psychiatric Consultation Liaison Team.

Our liaison team of psychiatrists, nurses, and social workers can assess you and provide crisis mental health services while you are in the hospital. We provide evaluation and treatment for delirium, depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, making adjustments to serious illness, and other behavioral health issues. The team also assesses and treats substance abuse disorders.

At Atrium Medical Center and Upper Valley Medical Center, your physician can consult one of our psychiatrists or behavioral health emergency admissions team members if you have a behavioral health issue.

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If you or a loved one has a mental health crisis, our inpatient behavioral health units at Atrium Medical Center, Miami Valley Hospital, and U pper Valley Medical Center are available to help you.

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Kettering Health Behavioral Medical Center

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Address: 5350 Lamme Rd, Moraine, OH 45439 Montgomery County
Description: We provide extensive treatment, including acute mental health and co-occurring (mental health and substance use) inpatient adult care, adult Intensive Outpatient Program, outpatient counseling, and psychiatry appointments.

Inpatient services include the following:
Group and individual therapy
Occupational therapy
Medication management
Recreational therapy
Substance abuse therapy

Outpatient programs include the following services:
Group and individual therapy
Medication Management
Substance abuse therapy
Psychiatric evaluation

Contact: (937) 534-4600

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Kettering Behavioral Medical Center and its team comes alongside patients through compassionate, patient mental health care.

Featured services and programs

We provide you with a patient-centered space to recover and heal. Whether you need inpatient or outpatient services, we offer a variety of mental health services to help you reclaim your health.

Treatment programs are carefully tailored to an individual's diagnosis, condition, and situation.

We provide extensive treatment, including acute mental health and co-occurring (mental health and substance use) inpatient adult care, adult Intensive Outpatient Program, outpatient counseling, and psychiatry appointments.

Our inpatient services include the following:

Group and individual therapy

Occupational therapy

Medication management

Recreational therapy

Substance abuse therapy

Our intensive outpatient programs include the following services:

Group and individual therapy

Medication Management

Substance abuse therapy

Our outpatient services include:

Individual therapy

Medication management and follow-up

Psychiatric evaluation

We're here to help you navigate life, get better, and live more confidently.

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Kettering Health Behavioral Medical Center

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Kettering Behavioral Medical Center and its team comes alongside patients through compassionate, patient mental health care. We provide you with a patient-centered space to recover and heal. Whether you need inpatient or outpatient services, we offer a variety of mental health services to help you reclaim your health.

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Address: 601 Edwin C. Moses Blvd. Fourth Floor, Dayton, OH 45417 (serving Montgomery, Preble, and Miami Counties)
Description: Samaritan Behavioral Health (Premier Health partner) offers counseling alternatives for individuals 18 and older, youth resources for ages 5-18, youth assessment and treatment, and group counseling
Contacts
Montgomery County:
937-734-4310
Crisis Number:
833-580-2255

Preble County:
937-456-1915
Crisis Number:
866-532-3097

Miami County:
937-440-7121
Crisis Number:
800-351-7347

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Addiction Resources

Quick Links

Samaritan CrisisCare closed on Monday, April 11, 2022. If you are in need of crisis services, please call Crisis Now at 1-833-580-2255

We would like to thank the countless CrisisCare staff who served our community over the years, and the thousands of people who put their faith and trust in CrisisCare at the most difficult times of their lives. CrisisCare served the Montgomery County Community for over 25 years providing 24-hour crisis hotline, walk-in, and mobile crisis services.

For over 50 years, SBHI has provided behavioral health services to people of all ages, from birth to seniors. Samaritan Behavioral Health continues to provide mental health, substance use, and physical health services to individuals and families throughout Montgomery, Preble, and Miami Counties.
To find a location and service that meets your needs, please call 937-734-4310 or 937-734-4311.
Where help for life's challenges is openly sought and compassionately given.

To provide mental health and addiction services that touch, teach, and heal.

Compassion, Integrity, Respect, Excellence, Teamwork.

Help For Life's Challenges - Samaritan Behavioral Health, Inc. (SBHI) has a rich tradition of community stewardship in providing mental health and substance use services for all ages in Southwest Ohio.

To read more about the work SBHI is doing and the results that are changing people's lives, follow the link below to our electronic copy of the SBHI 2021 Annual Report (2.6MB PDF)

Download the Overview of Services Flyer (PDF):

Download the Substance Use Services Brochure (PDF):

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We would like to thank the countless CrisisCare staff who served our community over the years, and the thousands of people who put their faith and trust in CrisisCare at the most difficult times of their lives. CrisisCare served the Montgomery County Community for over 25 years providing 24-hour crisis hotline, walk-in, and mobile crisis services.

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Address: 2211 Arbor Blvd., Moraine, OH 45439 Montgomery County
Description: Family Services is prepared to help all residents with access to mental health services, including counseling for individuals, children, and families.
Contact: (937) 222-9481

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Daybreak Emergency Youth Shelter and Crisis Hotline

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Daybreak Emergency Youth Shelter and Crisis Hotline

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Address: 605 S Patterson Blvd, Dayton, OH 45402 Montgomery County
Description: Daybreak operates the Miami Valley’s only 24-hour crisis hotline and emergency youth shelter and has grown to include outreach, prevention, transitional housing, life-skills education, and other follow-up services for homeless, runaway, and vulnerable youth.
Contacts: (937) 461-1000 - 24/7 Hotline, (937) 395-4600

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Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (OOD)

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Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (OOD)

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Description: Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (OOD) is the State of Ohio agency that empowers Ohioans with disabilities through employment, disability determinations, and independence.

OOD does this through three areas:
Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation
Bureau of Services for the Visually Impaired
Division of Disability Determination

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Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (OOD) is the state agency that empowers Ohioans with disabilities through employment, disability determinations, and independence. This empowerment is accomplished through our Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation (BVR), Bureau of Services for the Visually Impaired (BSVI) and Division of Disability Determination (DDD). Our Division of Employer and Innovation Services (EIS) also plays an important role by establishing and maintaining partnerships with employers.
Learn More About OOD

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Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (OOD) is the state agency that empowers Ohioans with disabilities through employment, disability determinations, and independence. This empowerment is accomplished through our Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation (BVR), Bureau of Services for the Visually Impaired (BSVI) and Division of Disability Determination (DDD).

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Clark County Services -- yellow
Greene County Services -- green
Miami County Services -- blue
Montgomery County Services -- purple
*Resources used across the state/counties will remain white*

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Think College is dedicated to developing, expanding, and improving research and practice in inclusive higher education for students with intellectual disability.

Contact:

Jessie Green

Phone Number: (614) 685-3185

Email: Jessie.Green@osumc.edu

Address: Nisonger Center

The Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio 43210

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What is the Ohio Brain Injury Connection?

The Ohio Brain Injury Connection is a free, virtual, person-centered resource facilitation program funded by the stated funded Ohio Brain Injury Program. The Ohio Brain Injury Connection is available to any Ohioan who has had a brain injury.

Expectations:

This is not a medical service program that provides medical advice or treatment.  A Resource Advisor will provide education, resources and work in tandem to develop a plan and steps that will reach your goals.  A Resource Advisor is a health care professional with experience in working with an individual with a history of brain injury.  This is a confidential, voluntary program with a frequency of communication based on a case-by-case basis that reflects the goals of the individual.  The Resource Advisor will help an individual explore the role of brain injuries in their life, identify compensatory strategies tailored to the individual, review their brain health and make a plan to take the next steps to improve their quality of life.

Our Resource Advisors can help patients by:

Providing information on brain injuries and how they can impact a life.

Helping to find appropriate support groups to fit the person’s needs.

Being a non-judgmental sounding board, offering supportive listening and confidentiality.

Acting as a liaison with the person’s medical provider(s).

Helping to file disability or Medicaid paperwork.

Helping the person to identify barriers and solutions to utilizing resources in their area.

Helping the person to identify and advocate for workplace accommodations.

Contact: Please reach out to us at 614-293-7785 or OBIC@osumc.edu.  We can answer your questions via phone or email.  We can also set up a virtual meeting via Teams or Zoom.

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The National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

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The National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

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If you are in the US and you or a loved one have contemplated suicide, call The National Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255) to connect with a trained counselor.

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We can all help prevent suicide. The 988 Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals in the United States.

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The 988 Lifeline is a national network of local crisis centers that provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in the United States. We're committed to improving crisis services and advancing suicide prevention by empowering individuals, advancing professional best practices, and building awareness.

About The Lifeline

Anyone could be struggling with suicide. Find more specific resources below.

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We understand that every struggle is different. Experience the stories of people like you, and how they overcame crisis to find hope and recovery.
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First, you'll hear an automated message featuring additional options while your call is routed to your local 988 Lifeline network crisis center.

We'll play you a little music while we connect you to a skilled, trained crisis worker.

A trained crisis worker at your local center will answer the phone.

This person will listen to you, understand how your problem is affecting you, provide support, and get you the help you need.

988 Lifeline Center calls are free and confidential, and we're available 24/7.

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Do You Have Questions About Concussions?

The SCORE team wants parents, coaches and teachers to be informed about concussions. We've put together a comprehensive resource page to keep you informed and help with any concerns.

The Safe Concussion Outcome Recovery & Education (SCORE) Program at Children's National Hospital evaluates, monitors and manages the care of children and adolescents with concussions (known as mild traumatic brain injury or TBI). The program consults with physicians regionally and nationally, as well as scholastic and youth recreational sports programs in which children are vulnerable to injury. Clinicians in the SCORE program have a specific expertise in managing academic needs and will work with your school to assure a safe and effective return to school.

The SCORE program is one of the only programs in the greater Washington, D.C., area that specializes in the evaluation and management of concussions in children. In addition to its primary focus with youth, the SCORE program also services college and professional teams including the Baltimore Ravens, Washington Capitals and D.C. United.

Our program has four goals:

Provide the highest level of service to children, adolescents and young adults with concussions/mild TBI

Increase research-based knowledge, skills and instrumentation used in evaluation and treatment

Develop the next generation of highly qualified professionals to treat children and adolescents with concussions/mild TBI

Improve the general knowledge and skill of persons in the medical, educational and athletic community regarding the specific treatment/needs of individuals with mild TBI/ concussion

Clinical Services

The SCORE clinic is staffed by neuropsychologists and neuropsychology post-doctoral fellows who specialize in precise identification, monitoring and management of children, adolescents and college student-athletes, ages 4 to 22, who have sustained a concussion.

We offer clinical appointments throughout the week in our various locations: Rockville, Prince George's County, Annapolis, Takoma Theatre (D.C.), and Salisbury, MD.

The program uses specialized state-of-the-art testing and symptom assessments, which are sensitive to detecting concussion-related dysfunction. The clinic works collaboratively with neurology, behavioral medicine, sleep medicine and physical therapy to treat all aspects of the injury.

Clinicians in the SCORE program use these findings to make detailed recommendations to patients about returning to school, play and work.

Concussion Appointments

Parents of children experiencing initial symptoms of a concussion should call 202-476-2429 to make an appointment. An appointment should be made if a child is experiencing the following:

Headache or pressure in head

Dizziness or balance problems

Double or blurred vision

Sensitivity to light

Fatigue

Mental fogginess

Difficulty concentrating

Memory problems

Feeling slowed down

Sadness or irritability

Sleep disruption

Emergency Department referral is recommended within the first 1-2 days after injury for children with sudden onset of any of the following signs of possible neurological deterioration, including:

Headaches that worsen

Looks very drowsy or can't be awakened

Can't recognize people or places

Change in state of consciousness

Focal neurologic signs

Increasing confusion or irritability

Neck pain

Seizures

Slurred speech

Repeated vomiting

Unusual behavioral change

Weakness or numbness in arms/legs

Through research investigation, the SCORE program aims to increase knowledge, skills and instrumentation in the evaluation and treatment of children, adolescents and young adults with mild TBI/concussion.

Community Outreach

SCORE aims to improve the knowledge and skill of people in the medical, educational and athletic community regarding the specific needs of individuals with mild TBI/ concussion. Faculty and fellows in the SCORE program disseminate the latest information to families, patients, school personnel, physicians and other health providers, and community agency personnel through seminars, workshops, in-services and consultations.

Contact Us

To reach out administrators, call 301-765-5430 or fax us at 301-765-5497. For appointments, call 202-476-2429.

We are located at:
15245 Shady Grove Rd, Suite 350 (South Building)
Rockville, MD 20850

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The SCORE team wants parents, coaches and teachers to be informed about concussions. We've put together a comprehensive resource page to keep you informed and help with any concerns. The Safe Concussion Outcome Recovery & Education (SCORE) Program at Children's National Hospital evaluates, monitors and manages the care of children and adolescents with concussions (known as mild traumatic brain injury or TBI).

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Brain and Spinal Cord.Org is happy to assist you in your search for the right law firm to handle your brain injury cases. If you or a loved one has experienced a brain injury due to the negligence or criminal action of someone else you are entitled to compensation for your medical expenses and other expenses that occur as a result of the injury.

Finding a good lawyer can be challenging, especially when you are under emotional stress stemming from a recent brain injury or perhaps even the death of a loved one from such an injury. When it comes to winning personal injury suits, knowledge and experience can make the difference between winning adequate compensation or coming away empty-handed. A knowledgeable, experienced brain injury lawyer will guide you with understanding and compassion through the process of seeking compensation and will be best able to get you an appropriate amount of compensation.

If you need a recommendation for a good brain injury attorney, please fill out the form above or call: 1-855-669-3472. The experts at BrainandSpinalCord.org will help you find the best lawyer for your particular case.

Why Seek Legal Action?

Brain injury from a traumatic injury is a major cause of disability in the United States. Every year over 1.4 million people receive a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Nearly 50,000 of these people die from the injury, while another 230,000 people survive, but must be hospitalized, generally for a lengthy period. The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke estimates that over $56 billion is spent annually on care for brain injury patients in this country. Today, an estimated 5 million Americans have some form of disabling condition due to a traumatic brain injury. These people will continue to need medical care and some forms of personal assistance throughout their lives.

Young men between the ages of 15 and 24 are most likely to experience a traumatic brain injury. Vehicle accidents, sports accidents, and work accidents account for most of these injuries. People over age 75 are also at higher risk for a TBI because they are more prone to falling than the general population. Children under age 5 are also at higher risk for a TBI.

Sometimes, of course, an accident is just that, an unavoidable, unpredictable incident. Unfortunately, all too often, accidents are due to someone else's negligence. Careless driving and failure of employers to adequately provide for the safety of their employees are two examples of negligent behavior that can lead to a TBI.

If you or a loved one has been brain-injured due to someone's neglect, a competent attorney can help you receive financial compensation to cover the numerous expenses involved. Numerous expenses occur while caring for a brain-injured person; some of which you may not even realize at first. Financial compensation awarded in a court of law is aimed at covering these expenses:

Hospitalization

Medical care throughout the person's life

Caregivers at home

Rehabilitation

Counseling and Psychiatric care

Lost wages

Expenses not covered by existing health insurance

Travel expenses for medical care

Various support services for the injured person's family

Funeral expenses

A qualified brain injury lawyer will help you get compensation for these expenses and others related to your injury. If you are considering seeking compensation, be sure to keep all receipts for expenses related to your injury, as well as all of your medical records. The lawyer will need these to base the case on.

Many people worry that they will have to spend hours in court if they file a personal injury or wrongful death suit, but the lawyer will take care of most of this. Your prime role when you file such a suit is to provide detailed, accurate information to your attorney. He or she will handle the rest of the case.

Types of Lawsuits

You can file two types of lawsuits in a brain injury case: personal injury and wrongful death. A personal injury case generally requires that the person who has received the injury file the suit, but in some cases, your family may be able to file suit if you are not able to do so.

The family of a brain injury victim who died from the injury can file a wrongful death suit. Compensation in a case such as this will generally cover lost wages, hospitalization, and funeral expenses. A financial award for pain and suffering experienced by the family may also be included.

Keep in mind that statutes governing brain injury lawsuits vary from state to state. Each state has its own statute of limitations-the length of time allowed for suit to be filed after a brain injury has occurred. A qualified brain injury attorney will guide you through all the rules applying to your state. Even if you feel that you are not ready to file a suit, consult a qualified lawyer as soon as possible so that you will know your options.

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Parental involvement is critical when a young person is returning to school after a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Parents have the most knowledge about their child and are deeply invested in their daughter's or son's well-being and future. Often parents become advocates to ensure that all essential supports are in place to enhance their child's successful return to school. Parents may also be a go-between to make sure all the necessary medical information has been provided so the school can design the best plan for the student. If the student is close to exiting school, vocational rehabilitation professionals may also be involved.

How does TBI affect students?

The effects of TBI vary greatly from student to student; no two will be alike.

Sometimes the effects of a brain injury are not obvious at first but become more noticeable later when thinking and social activities increase at school.

Some examples of changes that may occur after a person has sustained a TBI are:

Physical changes: tiredness; lack of interest; headaches; awkward movements; slowed reactions; heightened sensitivity to light or noise.

Cognitive (thinking) changes: forgetfulness; difficulty learning new material; word-finding difficulties; problems with organizing materials; easily distracted.

Emotional changes: unable to deal with minor changes in the environment or daily routine; little or no expressed emotion; depression.

Behavioral changes: irritability; inability to deal with unexpected event.

Planning to return to school

Much of the frustration and confusion related to returning to school can be avoided with proper planning. Rehabilitation professionals should communicate with family members and school personnel to help find the most effective ways to help the student return. This communication may need to be initiated by the student's family.

School personnel should be contacted as soon as possible after the injury to plan for the student's return to school. School personnel can also connect the student with services they need while they are not in school.

School systems are required to have special programs to help students with disabilities return to school. Most schools have trained special educators. However, not all special educators are familiar with the needs of students with brain injuries. On the other hand, not all students with TBI will require special programs.

In some states, a brain injury educational consultant is available through the state's Office of Special Education. This consultant helps special educators in local schools to assess and provide services to students with brain injuries.

Specific laws require schools to provide special services for students with disabilities:

Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (IDEA) 2004- These laws help ensure that students with disabilities receive a free appropriate education that is designed to meet their unique needs and prepare them for employment and independent living.

Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act- Some students who are not eligible for special education services under IDEA are eligible for other support at school under Section 504.

American With Disabilities Act- These laws aim to end discrimination against individuals with disabilities throughout society.

For more information about these laws, parents can contact their local Department of Education or other resources listed at the end of this factsheet.

How can schools support students with TBI?

It is important to obtain information about the student's pre-injury cognitive abilities from current or former teachers, and from the student's rehabilitation professionals such as neuropsychologists(psychologists who specializes in brain function), speech pathologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists and social workers.

Educators and family members need to understand the nature and severity of the injury. A neuropsychologist and other rehabilitation professionals can evaluate the student's current strengths and abilities and recommend possible supports both in and out of the classroom. This information can be used to determine what classes the student should be placed in and any changes needed within the classroom.

Often a neuropsychological evaluation is used to answer questions such as:

Can the student do the work needed to advance to the next grade or to participate in specific activities/classes (e.g. music class)?

What are the student's cognitive strengths (e.g., ability to learn, memory for things to be done in the future, ability to plan and carry out events, ability to self-evaluate, initiative to start and finish tasks, and speed of thinking)?

What are the student's social skills (e.g., emotional status, sensitivity, ability to handle stress)?

What are the student's physical abilities, such as strength, balance and endurance?

What are some of the problems the student may face, and what should educators look for?

What classroom strategies can be used to help with attention, concentration, and learning or other areas) for this student?

What are possible classroom placement options?

There are basically four types of classroom placements.

Inclusion Class: The student will be in a regular classroom. In addition to the teacher, a special education teacher will be available to adjust the curriculum to the student's abilities. While this arrangement allows the student to be in class with peers, it may not provide the intensive help some students need.

Resource Room: Students who need intensive help to keep up with grade-level work in a particular subject may be placed in the Resource Room where a special-education teacher works with a small group of students. Resource Room placements have the benefit of providing help where needed while letting the student remain in regular classes most of the time.

Self-Contained Class: Placement in a self-contained classroom means the student is taught in a small controlled setting with a special education teacher. Students in a self-contained class may be working at all different academic levels. The benefit is that the classes offer structure, routine and specialized instruction.

Out-of-District Placement: Out-of-district placement requires the student to attend a specialized school specifically designed to address special learning or behavioral needs. The advantage is the high degree of specialized instruction. The disadvantage is the student does not attend the neighborhood school and misses peer interactions.

Every parent has a different opinion about placement. What is best will depend upon the student's needs.

The following questions may help parents and school staff to think through this important decision.

What type of setting would most likely be the most conducive to learning?

What are the disadvantages of not remaining in the regular classroom (loss of friendships, loss of confidence, etc)?

What structure is needed?

What specialized instructional techniques or technology are needed to enhance learning; where can these be provided without stigmatizing the student?

Does the student need to focus on functional skills to enhance independent living and employment?

Would the student benefit from learning real life or employment skills in setting outside of the classroom?

Does the student plan to attend college?

Parents are advised to get input from others, including their child, teachers, other parents, special education personnel, and members of the rehabilitation team. Once the student is placed it is important to monitor his or her progress so changes can be made as needed.

Challenging behavior in the classroom

Several common triggers can cause or contribute to negative behaviors in the student with TBI.

Students with TBI can become over-stimulated easily (from noisy hallways, crowded classes, too much information too quickly), which may lead to difficulty thinking and emotional distress.

The student with TBI may respond negatively to an unexpected event or a lack of clear structure.

Physical and cognitive activities at school may overwhelm the student to the point of an emotional outburst. Outbursts are more common as the student's level of fatigue increases throughout the day.

Negative feedback and lack of support from teachers and other students, such as ridiculing or putting rigid demands on the student, can also contribute to emotional and behavioral problems.

Ways educators can address challenging behavior

Avoid labeling the student (she hates math or he isn't motivated).

First, talk to the student to find out what is contributing to the student's behavioral flare-ups. Is it emotional (e.g., poor self-esteem, depression), physical (e.g., headaches, fatigue), cognitive (e.g., poor memory, inattention) and/or lack of social skills?

Evaluate the student's environment to determine what events may trigger behavioral problems. Also observe how the student interprets these events. The interaction of the events and the student's interpretation of the events may help in identifying the patterns of behavioral problems.

Behavior that is counterproductive in school does not just emerge. It follows a pattern, which may be complex but is, nevertheless, a pattern. The educator's task is to detect and understand the pattern through discussions with the student, family and teachers, and observation in the classroom. Based on this understanding, changes can be made that minimize triggers of inappropriate behavior and support the student's learning.

Resources for Further Information

National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities. www.nichcy.org

National Association of Special Education Teachers. www.naset.org/traumaticbraininj2.0.html

Virginia Commonwealth University Rehabilitation and Research Training Center (VCURRTC) on Workplace Supports and Job Retention. www.worksupport.com

National Longitudinal Transition Study 2. www.nlts2.org/index.html

Pacer Center. www.pacer.org

The National Center on Secondary Education and Transition. www.ncset.org

Reference

Keyser-Marcus, L., Briel, L., Sherron-Targett, P., Yasuda, S., Johnson, S., Wehman, P. (2002). Enhancing the Schooling of Students with Traumatic Brain Injury. Teaching Exceptional Children, v34 n4 p 62-67.

Authorship

Returning to School after TBI was developed by Paul Wehman, PhD, and Pam Targett, M. Ed., in collaboration with the Model Systems Knowledge Translation Center. Portions of this document were adapted from materials developed by Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation and Mayo Clinic TBI Model System.

Source: Our health information content is based on research evidence whenever available and represents the consensus of expert opinion of the TBI Model System directors.

Disclaimer: This information is not meant to replace the advice from a medical professional. You should consult your health care provider regarding specific medical concerns or treatment.

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We provide programs to meet your individual needs. Our care team is focused on you and your wellness. When you visit us, we want you to find healing.

Conditions We Treat

We treat a wide variety of neurological and balance conditions. Call us at (937) 401-6109, and we will help you determine if the NeuroRehab and Balance Program is right for you.

Common conditions treated include the following:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you take my insurance?

We accept many types of insurance. We will contact your insurance to review your coverage and benefits prior to your arrival. At your first appointment, we will provide you with the information we were given by your insurance company. We will notify you prior to your first appointment if your insurance will not cover our services. But please remember: it is still your responsibility to know your coverage.

What should I bring to my first appointment?

To help your first appointment go smoothly, please bring the following documentation:

Completed medical history form

Completed medication summary list

Completed Activities-Specific Balance Confidence (ABC) scale

Insurance card

Photo ID

If you are visiting for a driving evaluation, please complete the Medical and Driving History Form and Medication Summary List prior to your appointment. If you are experiencing problems with dizziness, fill out the Dizziness Handicap Inventory and Authorization for Release of Information.

The paperwork you need to complete will be mailed directly to your home.

What should I wear at my first appointment?

Wear comfortable clothing that allows free movement of your arms and legs. We recommend sneakers or flat shoes be worn in our therapy gym to prevent injury and to allow you to fully participate in therapy.

What should I expect at my first appointment?

Your therapist will perform a comprehensive evaluation to determine your needs. Your therapist may ask questions about your medical history and about how you function at home, at work, or in the community. Together, you and your therapist will set goals for therapy based on your needs.

How long will my appointment be?

Your appointment's length depends on how many types of therapy you are receiving. Each appointment is blocked for an hour, but you may be seen for 45 to 50 minutes of that hour. We try to allow extra time if needed. If you are scheduled for one therapy (e.x.: for physical therapy only) you will be here for about one hour. If you are seeing physical, occupational, and speech therapists, plan to be here for about three hours.

How often will I need therapy?

Your therapist will use the information gathered at your evaluation to determine how many times per week and how long your therapy course will be. Occasionally, additional limitations placed by insurance companies may limit the number of visits.

Will I see the same therapist each time?

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Will my therapist communicate with my doctor about the treatment I receive?

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We place a strong emphasis on communication and convenience, and on returning your child to his or her normal activities as quickly and safely as possible. More than 30,000 families a year throughout the Miami Valley rely on Dayton Children's for their child's orthopedic care.

Our services range from sports and orthopedic rehab to injury prevention programs. Our providers are experts in sports medicine, spine, neuromuscular and syndromic disorders, fractures, hand care, limb lengthening and fetal/newborn consults.

Teen patients are constantly maturing intellectually, emotionally, and socially - as well as physically - our providers have undergone specialized training that equips them to effectively meet the health needs of patients into their twenties. Whether it's a broken bone or minimally invasive spine surgery, we offer a wide array of services to fully wrap each patient in individualized care best fit for their age.

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The following region contains a Google 3D virtual tour feature that allows a user to view the Encompass Health facility. To assist screen reader users in understanding what is presented in the 3D virtual tour, each image view is independently described within lists that can be found under each linked heading.

Please click on the arrows to navigate through the hallways on each floor. Use the "L" options on the right-hand side of the tour window below to navigate through different areas/floors of the hospital for a full virtual tour. See a key to "L" areas below.

Lobby/Foyer of hospital accessed through main hospital entrance.

Main desk in lobby entrance for receptionist and admitting area.

Chairs for patients and visitors to use.

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Outdoor area for rest and relaxation with multiple tables and chairs/benches.

Walking track with small stairs for building patient endurance.

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Multiple tables throughout therapy gym to assist in patient therapies.

Exercise equipment throughout gym to be used with technologies in therapy sessions.

Small stairs to assist in building patient's strength.

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Multiple tables and chairs for patients, visitors, and family to sit together.

Television with chairs available for use.

Bookcase with books and games to borrow.

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Activities of daily living suite is a recreated bedroom and kitchen area to simulate activities of daily life for patients to practice before they return home.

Bedroom has bed and chair.

Kitchen has small table and chairs and standard kitchen appliances.

Bathroom has a sink.

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Multiple tables throughout therapy gym to assist in patient therapies.

Exercise equipment throughout gym to be used with technologies in therapy sessions.

Small stairs to assist in building patient's strength.

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Patient room with bed, sink, bathroom, TV and chair for visitors.

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Rehabilitation, Sports Medicine, Physical Therapy at Miami Valley Hospital South Campus

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Rehabilitation, Sports Medicine, Physical Therapy at Miami Valley Hospital South Campus

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Address: 2400 Miami Valley Dr., Suite 170, Centerville, OH, Montgomery County
Description: The services offered at Rehabilitation, Sports Medicince, Physical Therapy at Miami Valley Hospital South Campus are affiliated with Premier Health.
Contacts: (937) 438-7711

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Rehabilitation of Premier Health offers many specialty services at various locations.

Prior to your visit to rehabilitation please complete the forms linked here. This will save time during the registration process.

Rehabilitation Telehealth Video Appointments

Patients can access rehabilitation video appointments on their computer laptop, tablet or smartphone. Tip sheets include detailed instructions explaining how to connect.
(937) 424-8200
(937) 492-0270(937) 492-0270
Upper Valley Medical Center

Skilled Nursing Facilities

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Rehabilitation - Locations | Premier Health

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Rehabilitation, Sports Medicine, Physical Therapy at Miami Valley Hospital North Campus

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Rehabilitation, Sports Medicine, Physical Therapy at Miami Valley Hospital North Campus

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Address: 9000 N. Main St., Englewood, OH, Montgomery County
Description: The services offered at Rehabilitation, Sports Medicine, Physical Therapy at Miami Valley Hospital North Campus are affiliated with Premier Health.
Contacts: (937) 734-5722

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Rehabilitation of Premier Health offers many specialty services at various locations.

Prior to your visit to rehabilitation please complete the forms linked here. This will save time during the registration process.

Rehabilitation Telehealth Video Appointments

Patients can access rehabilitation video appointments on their computer laptop, tablet or smartphone. Tip sheets include detailed instructions explaining how to connect.
(937) 424-8200
(937) 492-0270(937) 492-0270
Upper Valley Medical Center

Skilled Nursing Facilities

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Rehabilitation - Locations | Premier Health

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Rehabilitation at Miami Valley Health Center Huber Heights

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Rehabilitation at Miami Valley Health Center Huber Heights

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Address: 6251 Miami Valley Way, Suite 110, Huber Heights, OH, Montgomery County
Description: The services offered at Rehabilitation at Miami Valley Health Center Huber Heights are affiliated with Premier Health.
Contacts: (937) 734-6801

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6251 Miami Valley Way, Huber Heights, OH 45424
The Miami Valley Health Center in Huber Heights has many of the health care services you and your family need. Medical imaging and lab services are available at the center, as are other hospital-based services and Premier Physician Network offices.

Many Premier Physician Network practices have offices in the Miami Valley Health Center. You'll find physicians who specialize in services for women, for families, orthopedics, sports medicine, pediatrics, and cardiology.

Premier Health Services at this location:

Premier Health Practices at this location:

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Miami Valley Health Center Huber Heights | Premier Health

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Physical Therapy at Wright Health Building

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Physical Therapy at Wright Health Building

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Address: 1222 Patterson Blvd, Suite 395, Dayton OH, Montgomery County
Description: The services offered at Physical Therapy at Wright Health Building are affiliated with Premier Health.
Contacts: (937) 208-6090

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Rehabilitation of Premier Health offers many specialty services at various locations.

Prior to your visit to rehabilitation please complete the forms linked here. This will save time during the registration process.

Rehabilitation Telehealth Video Appointments

Patients can access rehabilitation video appointments on their computer laptop, tablet or smartphone. Tip sheets include detailed instructions explaining how to connect.
(937) 424-8200
(937) 492-0270(937) 492-0270
Upper Valley Medical Center

Skilled Nursing Facilities

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Public Health of Dayton/Montgomery County

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Public Health of Dayton/Montgomery County

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Address: 117 S. Main St, Dayton, OH 45422

Services Offered:
- Public Health of Dayton offers many services such as, COVID-19 vaccinations, birth/death certificate requests, WIC/Nutrition assistance, viewing health data/statistics and various types of reports, filing complaints and reports, clinic services, plumbing inspections, employment applications, etc.

Contacts:

Headquarters:

117 S Main Street Dayton, Ohio 45422
(937) 225-5700

CarePoint at Vogel Health Center:

6175 W Third St, Dayton, OH 45417
(937) 496-7133

Children with Special Healthcare Needs:

1133 S Edwin C Moses Blvd, Dayton, OH 45417
Job Center, Suite 338
937) 225-6459

Dr. Charles R. Drew Health Center (WIC, Disease Prevention):

1323 W Third St, Dayton, OH 45402
(937) 225-4491

HIV Outreach and Prevention:

201 Riverside Dr, Dayton, OH 45405
937) 496-7133

Miamisburg (WIC):

8 Prestige Plaza Dr, Miamisburg, OH 45342
(937) 859-7974

Recovery Services:

1 Elizabeth Pl, Dayton, OH 45417
937) 461-5223

Sunrise Center (WIC):

1320 E 5th St, Dayton, OH 45402
937) 225-6166

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PHDMC | - Public Health - Dayton & Montgomery County

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Primary website for Public Health - Dayton & Montgomery County, Dayton, Ohio USA

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Good Neighbor House Support Group for Children and Family (Montgomery County)

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Good Neighbor House Support Group for Children and Family (Montgomery County)

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Address: 627 E First St, Dayton, OH 45402

Support Resources Offered:
-Medical
-Eye
-Dental
-Food & Nutrition
-Faith & Wellness Services

Contacts:
Phone - (937) 224-3003

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Troy/Miami County Support Group (Stroke & Brain Injury) Miami County

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Address: Upper Valley Medical Center, Conference Rooms A & B. 3130 N County Rd 25A, Troy, OH 45373

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Kruger and Hodges (Montgomery and Surrounding Counties)

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Kruger and Hodges (Montgomery and Surrounding Counties)

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Address:
- Hamilton: 220 South Monument Avenue Suite 100, Hamilton, OH 45011
- Middletown: 300 N. Main Street, Suite 375 Middletown, OH 45042

- Eaton: 111 S. Barron St. Eaton, Ohio 45320

-Washington Court House: 318 East Court Street, Washington Court House, OH 43160

- Wilmington: 36 West Main Street, Wilmington, OH 45177

- Circleville: 113 1/2 South Court Street Suite 227, Circleville, OH 43113

Description: Our team has years of experience representing personal injury victims and criminal defendants. In fact, we started our firm because we wanted to bring what we learned at larger firms and cities to smaller towns like the ones we grew up and live in. We stand for honesty, community, and doing the best we can every step of the way. Kruger and Hodges provides services for those who need defense in the legal areas of:

- Personal Injury

- Car Accidents

- Criminal Law

Contacts:
Josh Hodges & Scott Kruger

Hamilton:

Phone: 513-540-2841

Fax: 513-894-3331

Email: office@thehometownlawyers.com

Hours: Mon-Sun 24hr

Eaton:

Phone: 937-733-6079

Email: office@thehometownlawyers.com

Hours: Mon-Sun 24hr

Middletown:

Phone: 513-805-9841

Email: office@thehometownlawyers.com

Hours: Mon-Sun 24hr

Wilmington Office:

Phone: 937-481-5030

Email: office@thehometownlawyers.com

Hours: Mon-Sun 24hr

Circleville Office:

Phone: 740-497-4233

Email: office@thehometownlawyers.com

Hours: Mon-Sun 24hr

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Phone: 740-620-9018

Email: office@thehometownlawyers.com

Hours: Mon-Sun 24hr

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Accident Attorneys and Personal Injury Lawyers in Hamilton, OH

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Freund, Freeze & Arnold (Montgomery and Surrounding Counties)

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Freund, Freeze & Arnold (Montgomery and Surrounding Counties)

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Address: 10 N. Ludlow St, Suite 950 Dayton, Ohio 45402

Description: Our clients can take action with confidence because of the firm’s specific strengths in the litigation practice areas listed below;
Appellate Law, Architects and Engineers Malpractice, Defense, Bad Faith, Civil Rights, Commercial & Business, Construction, COVID-19, Criminal Defense, Cybersecurity & Data Risk Management, Education Law, Employment, Family law/domestic relationship, Fire & Casualty, Health Care Defense, Insurance coverage, Insurance defense, Legal, Malpractice Defense, Medical Malpractice Defense, Municipal Law, Nursing Home and Long Term Care Defense, Personal Injury Defense, Premises Liability, Probate Litigation, Product Liability Defense, Professional Liability Defense Litigation, Professional Negligence/ Errors and Omissions (E&O) Defense, and Toxic Torts.

Contacts:
Dayton:
Phone Number: (937)222-2424

Fax Number: (937)222-5369

E-mail: ffalawda@ffalaw.com

Columbus:

Address: 88 East Broad Street, Suite 875, Columbus, Ohio 43215

Phone Number: (614) 827-7300

Fax Number: (937) 222-5365

E-mail: ffalawco@ffalaw.com

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Freund, Freeze & Arnold is a regional business and litigation firm, serving businesses, governmental entities and professionals in Ohio, Kentucky and Southeastern Indiana from offices in Dayton, Cincinnati, and Columbus, Ohio.

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Our Practice Areas Freund, Freeze & Arnold is a regional business and litigation firm, serving businesses, governmental entities and professionals in Ohio, Kentucky and Southeastern Indiana from offices in Dayton, Cincinnati, and Columbus, Ohio.

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Attkisson Law Firm (Montgomery and Surrounding Counties)

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Attkisson Law Firm (Montgomery and Surrounding Counties)

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Address:

Dayton Office:

3033 Kettering Blvd. Suite 213 Dayton, OH 45439

Cincinnati Office:

2060 Reading Road, Ste. 240 Cincinnati, Ohio 45202

Springfield Office:

20 S Limestone Street Suite 340 Springfield, Ohio 45502

Description: This firm accepts cases that involve: auto-insurance claims, bicycle accidents, burn injuries, car accidents, catastrophic injuries, and distracted driving accidents.
*They will travel to you if you or a loved one are hindered by injuries*

Offices:

Dayton: (937) 918-7555

Springfield:(937) 230-8181

Cincinnati: (937) 870-3661

kwa@attkissonlawfirm.com

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Former ClientCincinnati, OH

The Attkisson Law Firm is honestly amazing. When I got hit by a car, they took care of everything...

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Most people might not know what to do after an accident. If you were injured in an accident that was caused by someone else, you might be wondering how you will pay your medical bills or make up for lost wages. The Attkisson Law Firm, LLC is here to help residents of Dayton, Ohio, who have been injured due to the negligence of another person.

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A personal injury lawyer can help you in many ways after you have been injured. When you come to our office, we will sit down with you and go over the details of your case. We will give you an honest assessment of what we think your chances are of winning and how much compensation you might be able to receive. If we think that you have a strong case, we will work tirelessly to get you the best possible outcome.
Some of the ways that we can help you after you have been injured include:

Investigating your accident to determine who was at fault

Gathering evidence to support your claim

Speaking with witnesses and getting their statements

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Filing a lawsuit on your behalf, if necessary

Fighting for you in court, if necessary

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You work directly with our attorneys

We offer same-day appointments

We provide a compassionate approach

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You might be wondering whether or not you need a personal injury lawyer after you have been injured in an accident. The answer to this question is not always simple. In some cases, people can resolve their claims without the help of an attorney. However, in other cases, having an experienced lawyer on your side can make all the difference.

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Fitch Law Firm (Montgomery and Surrounding Counties)

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Address: 120 West 2nd Street #1600 Dayton, OH 45402

Description: We handle most personal injury cases, including motor vehicle, traumatic brain injury, and denial of disability benefits cases on a contingency fee basis. This means that if there is no recovery you owe no legal fee. In many cases, our firm will advance the expenses involved in your case, and if you should lose your case, we will not seek reimbursement of our costs. In addition, the vast majority of our cases are resolved without a trial.

Contacts:

* visit the website for directions to all locations*

or call:

Columbus: (614) 412-8477

Dayton: (937) 660-4232

Springfield: (937) 247-6521

Marion: (740) 212-1686

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Kisling, Nestico & Redick LLC (Montgomery and Surrounding Counties)

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Kisling, Nestico & Redick LLC (Montgomery and Surrounding Counties)

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Address: 40 N. Main St. Suite. 1340, Dayton, OH 45423

Description: Whether you are hurt in a car accident on Interstate 75, lost a loved one in a truck crash on I 675, or are injured by a botched medical procedure at Miami Valley Hospital, Ohio law (O.R.C. 2307) gives you the right to seek compensation. These laws are designed to make you financially whole after suffering various personal injury damages and return you to the life you had before an act of negligence caused you harm.

Contacts:
Call (937) 476-7307
or
888-342-3161 for a free consultation

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Welcome to KNR

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Personal Injury: Eligibility & Examples

What is a Personal Injury?

Personal injury laws or "tort laws" are designed to protect individuals if they are harmed by another's act, failure to act, or negligence.

These laws help people recoup the various financial losses that come with an injury and return victims to the life they enjoyed before the accident. In a personal injury legal action, the one who caused the harm or their insurance carrier compensates the victim.

"Negligence" Defined

Negligence is what an "ordinary" or "reasonable person" would have done in similar circumstances. In a car accident, a driver would be negligent if their behavior differed from what an ordinary person would have done in similar circumstances. An example would be speeding or driving impaired.

Proving Fault for a Personal injury

While the facts are unique in every personal injury case, to be successful, you must prove fault, establish liability, and demonstrate the following:

You Were Owed a Duty of Care:

The party at fault was expected to behave with reasonable care (follow traffic laws, provide suitable medical care, and keep an area safe).

That Duty Was Breached:

You must establish that the party in question did not meet their obligation to you (a driver was speeding, a doctor failed to perform a standard exam, or an employee didn't clean up a spill).

The Breach Caused You Harm:

You must prove the breach of duty caused an incident in which you suffered harm. This could be a car crash, failure to treat an illness, or slip and fall at the root of your injury.

You Suffered Damages:

You'll need to demonstrate that the accident or incident had a negative (financial and non-financial) impact on your life. Examples may include medical bills, diminished income, and your pain and suffering.

Meeting these legal criteria requires evidence. With help from an injury lawyer, this can be accomplished through medical and financial records, witness statements, and expert testimony.

Bodily Injury Vs. Personal Injury

Personal injury is usually referenced in civil claims and covers the losses related to an accident, wrongful act, or wrongful death. On the other hand, a bodily injury is common in criminal legal matters and associated with the physical harm a victim suffers, like after an assault. Each injury type has a different standard of proof and legal liability. Where bodily injuries cover the specific harm done to the body, like bruises, broken bones, cuts, etc., personal injuries refer to the various damages caused by:

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Common Personal Injury Cases in Franklin County, OH

Kisling, Nestico & Redick have been fighting for Ohio's injured for over 15 years. We proudly assist people across the Columbus area with all manner of personal injury claims.

Recover from the Harm Done

Personal Injury Damages & Losses

While there is no way to precisely calculate the value of a personal injury claim without knowing the details, the compensation you can expect will directly be related to:

The nature and severity of your injuries,

The economic & non-economic losses incurred

How the injury affected your quality of life

Your degree of fault (if any)

The liable parties involved

Any insurance policy limits

Our injury lawyers in Columbus, Ohio, can help maximize & recover compensation for your:

Economic Personal Injury Damages

Economic damages are the easily documented losses related to an injury and usually have exact dollar amounts. They are sometimes called special damages and may include:

Medical bills - Your emergency and ongoing medical care can be costly. These costs can be shown by reviewing past medical bills and asking doctors about the future medical attention you'll need.

Lost wages - You might not be able to return to work for a long time, and earning a living can be very difficult. Economic damages can include lost wages as well as diminished earning potential.

Property damage - A negligent person can cause extensive damage to your car, house, or personal property.

General Personal Injury Damages

Damages usually go further than lost wages, medical bills, and property losses. General damages account for the non-economic losses that an injury victim suffers. These are subjective but include:

Pain & suffering - A terrible accident will bring a great deal of physical pain and medical bills. This must be noted and articulated when seeking compensation.

Lowered Quality of Life - Your injuries may make it impossible to enjoy activities you once took for granted. Showing how your life has been altered can increase the compensation you deserve.

Disfigurement/Disability - Medical care may not be able to undo what you sustained. The other party may need to pay you specific damages for this.

Punitive Damages

Punitive damages are a third type of personal injury compensation, meant to punish the party at fault if their conduct is egregious. While not available in every situation, punitive damages are possible when someone was malicious, intentional, or grossly negligent.

Personal Injury Damage Caps

Ohio limits certain personal injury damages. In most cases, non-economic damages are capped at $250,000 or three times the amount with an overall limit of $350,000. Punitive damages in Ohio also cannot rise above two times the economic damages.

Hold The Right Party Accountable

Columbus Personal Injury Claims & Lawsuits

After speaking with an attorney, a lawyer may perform an investigation to determine if you have a viable personal injury case. Once the liable parties are identified, and sufficient evidence of fault is collected, you may decide to move forward and file a personal injury claim.

Personal Injury Settlements

Most personal injury cases reach a negotiated settlement and can be agreed upon at any point before judgment or verdict. Personal injury settlement agreements should account for all your damages: now and in the future.

Remember that insurance companies have a vested interest in getting you to accept less. They do this by making low-ball offers, minimizing your injuries, and casting doubt on their degree of liability. Your attorney should be aware of their tactics and aggressively negotiate on your behalf.

Filing a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Central Ohio

Sometimes preparing a personal injury case for court is the best option. It shows the insurance company your claim can't be ignored. It lets your attorneys use the discovery phase to collect evidence that they may not otherwise have access to. This can strengthen your claim and put you in a better position during negotiations.

Ohio's Personal Injury Statute of Limitations

There is a time limit for recovering personal injury compensation. Ohio Revised Code Section 2305.10 states that all lawsuits based on bodily injury, product liability, or damaged personal property must be brought within two years from the incident or discovery of the injury, with only a few exceptions.

Filing a lawsuit may be necessary because the longer you wait, the greater potential to lose crucial evidence. Plus, waiting too long could bar you from filing altogether.

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Resources for Columbus Injury Victims

Columbus Civil Torts

In Franklin County, a civil tort begins in Franklin County Municipal Court by filing the appropriate complaint, petition, or appeal, along with the filing fee, on the third floor at 375 South High Street, Columbus, Ohio 43215, in person or by mail.

Read Ohio's Local Rules for Civil Practice
More Personal Injury Resources

Personal Injury Evidence

Proving another party's negligence caused your injuries and establishing liability for your losses requires evidence. The most common types of evidence in personal injury cases include:

Accident Reports

Medical Records

Photos & Injuries

Medical Bills

Financial Documents

Insurance Forms

Witness Statements

Expert Opinions/Testimony

Accident Reconstruction Data

More About Personal Injury Evidence

Shared Fault in Ohio

More than one party can share responsibility and financial liability in some personal cases. If you share a degree of fault for your injury, it can affect the total compensation you can receive.

Ohio follows a "modified comparative negligence rule." This means that the amount you are entitled to will be reduced by an amount equal to your degree of fault. However, if you're more than 50% to blame, you can't collect anything.

More On Comparative Negligence in Ohio

Personal Injury Tips & Advice

If you or a loved one were harmed because of another's negligence, the following could help your case and strengthen your compensation claim:

Keep an injury journal: Document every detail about your accident and injury, including the pain you experienced and its effect on your life.

Report the accident: This may be the police, your insurance company, or sometimes the person/business you believe is responsible.

Preserve Evidence: Proof is the key to winning personal injury cases. Take photos or videos at the accident scene if you can and of your injuries periodically.

Keep Your Medical Records: The federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) gives you the right to a copy of your medical records from any provider.

Gather Other Required Info: Obtain police reports, if applicable, and any witnesses' identity (name, address, phone number). Give this and any financial records to your attorney.

What Are You Dealing With?

Columbus Personal Injury FAQs

How Much Is My Injury Case Worth?

Personal injury compensation varies based on the circumstances and the extent of your injuries. While there is no typical settlement, by speaking with a local personal injury lawyer, you can better understand your case and what you can expect.

What Are the Chances of Winning a Personal Injury Case?

Wining can mean a lot of things based on the situation. And while there are no guarantees in a personal injury claim, you can do a few things to strengthen your case and improve your odds of success.

Do I need a Personal Injury Lawyer?

Most cases settle, and you can resolve a minor accident without an attorney. However, when your case involves significant medical bills and losses, issues regarding liability, or to ensure you recover maximum compensation, you should at least consult a knowledgeable personal injury lawyer. This provides an objective and professional opinion about your claim and how to proceed.

Can I Afford a Personal Injury Lawyer?

Most quality personal injury law firms in Columbus, including KNR, operate on a contingency basis. This means your lawyer does not get paid unless you obtain a jury award or financial settlement.

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About Us

Disability Rights Ohio is a non-profit corporation with a mission to advocate for the human, civil and legal rights of people with disabilities in Ohio.

Since October 2012, Disability Rights Ohio has served as Ohio's Protection and Advocacy (P&A) system and Client Assistance Program (CAP). It is governed by a Board of Directors, primarily consisting of people with disabilities and family members of people with disabilities.
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We envision a society in which people with disabilities are full and equal members, enjoy the rights and opportunities of all people, are self-directed, make decisions about where, how and with whom they will live, learn, work and play, have access to needed services and supports, and are free from abuse, neglect, exploitation and discrimination.

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Rehabilitation of Premier Health offers many specialty services at various locations.

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Description: Services offered by Inpatient Rehabilitation Program at The Rehabilitation Institute of Ohio are affiliated with Premier Health.
Contacts: (937) 424-8200

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Address: 30 E Apple St, Mezzanine Level, Dayton OH, Montgomery County
Description: Services offered by Comprehensive Outpatient Rehabilitation Hospital (CORP) at Miami Valley Hospital are affiliated with Premier Health.
Care may include:

Aquatic therapy

Audiology services

Balance and vestibular skills

Occupational therapy

Pre-driving screening

Pre-vocational skills

Prosthetics and orthotics

Rehab nursing

Rehabilitation medicine (physician-directed)

Respiratory therapy

Speech and language therapy

Swallowing rehabilitation

Wheelchair and adaptive seating

Contacts: (937) 208-2960

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Our intensive Comprehensive Outpatient Treatment Program (CORP) bridges the gap between your initial recovery and your return to active functioning. CORP is intended for patients following hospital discharge.

Who Can Benefit From CORP?

CORP is designed for adolescents, adults and the elderly with neurological impairments, who can benefit from therapy that will maximize their independence. The programs aim to improve the functional abilities of persons affected by:

Multiple trauma

Muscular/neuromuscular disorders

Neurological disorders

How Long Does the Program Last?

First our team assesses and designs a care plan that addresses your unique needs. Then you'll begin treatment one to two days a week for about eight to 10 weeks. To ensure your goals are being met, progress is measured at the start and end of the program, and at intervals in between. Once the program ends, most participants receive follow-up support via phone for three months.

What Do CORP Services Include?

Because every patient is different, every Comprehensive Outpatient Rehabilitation Program treatment plan is custom-coordinated to provide the right mix of cognitive, physical, and/or psychosocial care. Care may include:

Common challenges addressed during CORP include:

Activities of daily living

Mobility

Bowel/bladder functioning

Cognition (thinking)

Communication

Community re-entry

Eating/swallowing

Home management/safety

Leisure activities

Prosthetic/orthotic equipment

Psychological issues

Safety issues

Self-care

Socialization

Work and school skills

Medical management

Patient/caregiver education

Community education

Hobbies and interests

Who Provides the Therapy?

Depending on your condition, your care team may include professionals from:

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Our orthopedic specialists are highly skilled, experienced, and board-certified physicians specializing in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disorders and injuries affecting the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles, and nerves. Our specialists are well-known for their surgical excellence and innovative abilities to solve both simple and complex orthopedic problems.

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Help TRI raise funds to care for our horses! You can purchase a heart for their stall, sponsor a horse, or donate towards the cause!

Our Mission

Enhancing lives by providing accredited therapeutic equine experiences in a safe, fun and compassionate environment.

Founded in 1973, the Therapeutic Riding Institute, Inc. is Premier Accredited Therapeutic Riding Center by the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship (PATH) International.

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Our certified instructors provide therapeutic and adaptive riding lessons , as well as equine-assisted learning opportunities. Our students live with a variety of cognitive, physical, & behavioral challenges and come to us for the life-enhancing power of horses.

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TRI's Vision

TRI will become the premier provider of equine-assisted services in the tri-state.

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Address: 4940 Cottonville Road, Jamestown, OH, Greene County
Description: Rehabilitation at Miami Valley Hospital Jamestown Emergency Center is affiliated with Premier Health.
Contacts: (937) 675-2550

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When an injury or health disorder strikes at muscles, bones or joints, we're ready to help you return to your sport, job, or other activities. While we offer acute inpatient therapy to rebuild function in such areas as walking, muscle strengthening, stair climbing, balance training, and transfer skills (such as getting in or out of bed or chairs), physical therapy is also available on an outpatient basis. Our knowledgeable, caring professionals can guide you through a program to increase strength, improve range of motion, relieve pain, and restore function.
Outpatient Therapy and Specialty Services
Outpatient services are available at various locations throughout Southwest Ohio.

Outpatient physical therapy services are now available without a physician referral in some instances. Learn more about direct access for outpatient physical therapy.

What You Can Expect

Following a thorough assessment of your condition, we'll develop a treatment program aimed at reducing your pain and getting your body back to optimal performance. This may include:

Special exercises for stretching and/or strengthening

Massage

Application of heat or cold

Ultrasound or low-level laser to loosen tissue and speed healing

Electrical stimulation to restore movement

Splints to stabilize muscles

Physical Therapy At Home

Another option to help you regain your strength, balance, and the ability to function safely is physical therapy in your home. Fidelity Health Care's licensed physical therapy professionals can come to your home to help you get stronger and live safely. Learn more about physical therapy at home.

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Address: 1244 Meadow Bridge Dr, Beavercreek OH, Greene County
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Contacts: (937) 208-7670

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When an illness or injury interrupts your life, Premier Health's rehabilitation team is ready to help. Our goal is to get you back to the things that matter most, whether that be planting a garden, playing lacrosse, or going to church. Our comprehensive services are robust, yet personalized to meet your specific needs.

Physical Therapy and Specialized Rehabilitation Programs

When it comes to rehabilitation, one size does not fit all. The program that works for you may be very different than the program that works for someone else. In addition to acute inpatient therapy, we offer outpatient physical therapy and numerous specialized rehabilitation programs that will help you reach your goals as quickly as possible. Our knowledgeable, caring professionals can guide you through a program that's right for you to increase strength, improve range of motion, relieve pain, and restore function.

Inpatient Care

If you are hospitalized, inpatient rehabilitation services are available at Atrium Medical Center, Upper Valley Medical Center and The Rehabilitation Institute of Ohio, a joint venture between Premier Health and Encompass Health. During your stay, your personalized care plan may include physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and enrichment therapy, among others.

Getting Back to Your Life

Whether you're hospitalized or recovering at home, our certified team of rehabilitation therapists are prepared to help you. We have the knowledge, technology, and tools to restore movement, improve function, enhance independence, and maximize your quality of life.

And when your rehabilitation ends, you (and when appropriate, your family or caregiver) will have the skills and the knowledge to continue to improve and function at your best. That's because we believe education should be central to effective rehabilitation.

Atrium Medical Center Ranks 43rd Nationally

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When an illness or injury interrupts your life, Premier Health's rehabilitation team is ready to help. Our goal is to get you back to the things that matter most, whether that be planting a garden, playing lacrosse, or going to church. Our comprehensive services are robust, yet personalized to meet your specific needs.

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Address: 2400 Miami Valley Dr, Centerville, OH 45459, Montgomery County

Description: The services offered at Miami Valley Hospital South include: concussions, ImPACT testing, athletic training, PT, and imaging.

Contacts: (937)312-1661

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