Services for the Disabled

Morgan / Weber / Summit County Resource Guide for Help with TBI and Paralysis

Community Resources & Support Services

ROADS TO INDEPENDENCE — Ogden

• Phone: 801-612-3215
  
• Address: 3355 Washington Blvd., Ogden
  
• Services: Independent-living specialists help people with disabilities identify needs, set goals, find resources, increase independence, and navigate services. Serves Weber, Morgan, and Davis Counties.
• Ask: Can an Independent Living Specialist help us develop a complete plan?

UTAH TBI FUND



• Phone: 1-888-222-2542
  
• Services: Free intake/resource facilitation for Utahns affected by TBI; may connect families with rehabilitation, equipment, and other resources.
• Ask: Can a brain-injury specialist help us identify resources we are missing?

BRAIN INJURY ALLIANCE OF UTAH



• Phone: 801-709-1420
• Services: Brain-injury resource facilitation, education, support, and connections for individuals and families.
• Ask: Can we meet with a resource facilitator?

WEBER AREA AGENCY ON AGING

• Phone: 801-625-3770
• Services: Caregiver information, referrals, and support; ask about respite and caregiver resources for a family caring for a young adult with a disability.
• Ask: What caregiver support or respite is available?

UTAH VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION — Ogden



• Phone: 801-395-7020
• Services: Vocational counseling, training, employment planning, job placement, and accommodations for eligible people with disabilities.
• Ask: What work, training, volunteering, or productive activity may be possible?

ENABLEUTAH

• Phone: 801-621-6595
• Services: Employment and skills-development opportunities for people with disabilities.
• Ask: What programs fit his abilities and goals?

UTAH DSPD — Division of Services for People with Disabilities



• Phone: 801-538-4200
• Services: Ask about the Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Waiver and other DSPD programs. Potential services include personal support, respite, companion services, day supports, transportation, equipment, home adaptations, supported employment, and support coordination.
• Ask: Does he qualify for the ABI Waiver or another DSPD program?

NEURO REHABILITATION — McKay-Dee



• Phone: 801-387-7678
• Services: Neurological rehabilitation services; ask whether updated PT/OT/speech evaluation could improve function or independence.
• Ask: Would another evaluation identify realistic new goals?

Jerry & Kathleen Grundhofer Clinic - Physical Medicine and Rehab

• About: Our rehabilitation team takes a collaborative approach, integrating expertise from therapists, physicians, and specialists to ensure comprehensive care and support.
• Specialties: Traumatic Brain Injury / Acquired Brain Injury / Concussion: Treatment focuses on protecting the brain early and using rehabilitation to help restore thinking, movement, and daily function over time.
• Phone: 435-658-7400 | 435-658-7456
• Address: 900 Round Valley Drive Suite 200, Park City, UT 84060

TOGETHER WE SHINE

• Phone: 801-814-1013
• Services: Day-support and habilitative services for adults with disabilities, including acquired brain injury; confirm eligibility and funding.
• Ask: What day-support options are available?

Family Action Checklist

• Gather records: Accident/hospital/rehab records, current physician documentation, medication list, and therapy evaluations.
• Describe current abilities: What he can do independently • with help • cannot currently do.
• Call Roads to Independence: Ask for help mapping the entire resource picture.
• Contact DSPD: Ask specifically about the ABI Waiver and other possible programs.
• Contact the Utah TBI Fund and Brain Injury Alliance of Utah: Seek resource navigation support.
• Ask about benefits: Medicaid, SSI/SSDI, waiver services, transportation, equipment, and home modifications. Ask about family support: respite and, if he receives DSPD services, whether caregiver compensation may apply.
• Build a life plan: Rehabilitation • meaningful daytime activity • friendships • recreation • work/volunteering • independence.

Disclaimer: This guide is for resource navigation and is not a determination of eligibility. Programs, services, and eligibility requirements can change; confirm current details with each agency. Information reviewed October 2026.

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