ATBF Outreach

The ATBF Transitional Care Program



Providing in-home care for paralyzed persons transitioning from hospital to home


A contribution to the Alan T Brown Foundation Transition Care Program will provide important home care services to un-insured paralyzed patients through the Visiting Nurse Service of New York, reflecting the Foundation's decision to focus on quality of life issues. The transition from hospital to home is most often a traumatic and chaotic time for a newly-injured person. Program participants and their families will receive visits from a wide range of health care providers who will help them manage their new physical limitations and daily routines by demonstrating: how to transfer from a wheelchair to a bed, how to take a shower, how to prevent pressure sores, and so much more.

With your support, the ATBF Transition Care Program will be there for those during that crucial time when they are adapting to their new environment as a paralyzed person, and help set the groundwork for their future care.

1 Month of Care for a Newly-Injured Person: $2200
2 Weeks of Care: $1100 
1 Week of Care: $550



NEWS & HEADLINES

2011 Newsletter & Annual Appeal

Alan Meets with Congress
Alan Brown met with United States Senate and Congressional Representatives in Washington D.C. to lobby for affordable long-term care funding MORE >>

ATBF Board Secures Laptop Donation for the James Brown Foundation


ATBF Seeks Junior Board of Directors
Easing the Financial Burden at Gas Pumps for the Physically Disabled
Congratulations Alan!
Alan returned to the ocean for the first time in 23 years since his injury in Martinique.

Welcome New Board Member Dan Uribe
On August 30th the Board of the Alan T Brown Foundation voted in a new member

Spinal Cord Research Breakthrough
A medical study funded by the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation that has allowed a paralyzed patient

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