The current study aims to examine the experiences and perspectives of Wisconsin residents with brain injury about medical, social, and case management services. About 20,000 people sustain brain injuries in Wisconsin per year (WI DHS, 2025). Nationwide, people with brain injuries report unmet needs, particularly in the chronic stages of recovery. Unmet needs typically include specialized services and referrals, mental health services, and ongoing cognitive-communication supports during chronic recovery. 180 individuals affected by brain injuries within the State of Wisconsin were recruited for this study. We distributed a survey via Qualtrics and paper copies. Questions related to demographics, brain injury history, use and adequacy of services, and perspectives on these services. All data has been collected, and analysis is ongoing. We predict respondents will report using a variety of medical, social, and case management services, but will also report a variety of unmet needs.
