Treatment for a Traumatic Brain Injury Caused By a Car Accident

A permanent traumatic brain injury cannot be cured. However, there are treatments available for the injured person and family members to adapt. Individual psychotherapy can help the injured person deal with emotional and behavioral changes. In addition, neurorehabilitation programs teach skills to adapt. For example, Johns Hopkins has a Brain Injury Psychiatry Clinic that offers multidisciplinary treatment for victims of traumatic brain injury.

We Seek the Compensation You Deserve

Our Columbia head injury accident attorney, Jonathan Scott Smith, takes great care in understanding the long-term implications of your current injury. Brain injury victims are usually in the hospital for extended periods of time. Once they return home, their care ― both in-home care and medical care ― may continue. For the average family, the expenses are too much to handle alone.

Our law firm negotiates with insurance companies to ensure you get the maximum compensation you deserve for your injuries, medical bills, lost wages, and other financial losses. A brain injury victim may require future surgeries, CT scans, MRIs, therapy, special accommodations, in-home care, and a host of other expensive items.

Brain injuries range in severity from “mild” to traumatic. Our law firm knows that even a “mild” brain injury can place extreme limitations on your quality of life. You could suffer from memory loss, cognitive impairment, mood swings, hearing loss, and many other problems.

For people who have sustained a traumatic brain injury, life for them and their families may never be the same. Our firm makes every effort to help you adjust to your new circumstances as much as possible.

Attorney Smith handles many types of car, truck , and motorcycle accident claims, including those arising from drunk drivers and head-on collision car accidents.