The North Dakota Federal TBI Program

The lead agency for the North Dakota Federal TBI Program is the North Dakota Department of Human Services, 600 E. Boulevard Ave., Dept 325 Bismarck N.D. 58505-0250.

North Dakota has received $145,404 in Federal TBI Planning Grants. The State has provided $72,702 as matching support.

North Dakota Population & TBI

State population in 2000: 642,200
Estimated TBI-related emergency department visits per year: 2,281
Estimated TBI-related non-fatal hospitalizations per year: 267
Estimated TBI-related disability per year: 153

North Dakota does not currently have a Federal TBI Program State Grant, but has reported the following progress:

1. Established a TBI Statewide Advisory Board with representation from the Indigenous People’s Brain Injury Association and Native American population.
2. Completed a thorough statewide Needs and Resources Assessment.
3. Developed a TBI State Action Plan.

North Dakota's continuing effort is listed as:

1. Completed the Needs and Resources Assessment process.
2. Conducted a focus group process in five Native American communities and five urban communities.
3. Completed survey process of TBI service (medical and program) providers.
4. Printed "Findings from the North Dakota Assessment of Traumatic Brain Injury Needs and Resources"

For more information, contact: Robin Schumacher, HCBS Program Administrator, ND Department of Human Services, Medical Services Division, Home and Community Based Services, soschr@state.nd.us

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