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Neurological and Chronic Health: key contacts and numbers by state

The statewide agencies and networks people usually need first, and the numbers behind the Atlas for your state.

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Condition networks by state

More chapters and accredited centers for each condition. Brain injury associations are missing in 10 states today.

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Side by side numbers for two or more states, for families weighing a move.

Where these contacts come from

SourcePublisherListings
ADRC / No Wrong Door entry pointsAdministration for Community Living (state entry points); state aging agencies (local sites)265
Area Agencies on Aging, compiled from state aging directoriesState Units on Aging (41 states); Eldercare Locator as reference628
Epilepsy Foundation Local Affiliates and OfficesEpilepsy Foundation of America62
NAEC Accredited Level 3 and Level 4 Epilepsy CentersNational Association of Epilepsy Centers310
National Multiple Sclerosis Society Chapters and OfficesNational Multiple Sclerosis Society51
ALS Association State Care Services and Certified Treatment Centers of ExcellenceThe ALS Association152
Parkinson's Foundation Chapters and Centers of Excellence; APDA Chapters and Information and Referral CentersParkinson's Foundation; American Parkinson Disease Association120
Brain Injury Association of America State Affiliates and Independent State Brain Injury AlliancesBrain Injury Association of America; independent state alliances42
Alzheimer's Association Chapters and Regional OfficesAlzheimer's Association49

Every data source in the Atlas