What to Expect: The Intake Process
When we receive referrals, our clinical intake coordinator screens prospective patients in a brief phone call to determine if the person is an adult with a history of TBI — the baseline for eligibility in the program.
Eligible Veterans are sent electronic intake documents and medical records releases.
After the intake coordinator reviews these documents, the clinical decision team, including the Medical Director, Associate Director of Clinical Operations, Director of Veterans Relations and Intake Coordinator, will review the candidate’s referral and decide whether they are a good fit for the Center for Brain Health’s three-day diagnostic evaluation.
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What to Expect: The Intake Process
Getting help doesn't have to be difficult. Learn more about what you can expect from the intake process.
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What to Expect: The Intake Process
Getting help doesn't have to be difficult. Learn more about what you can expect from the intake process.
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Protect Our Defenders
Protect Our Defenders (POD) is the pre-eminent national human rights organization dedicated to ending sexual violence, victim retaliation, misogyny, sexual prejudice, and racism in the military and combating a culture that has allowed it to persist.
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Protect Our Defenders
Protect Our Defenders (POD) is the pre-eminent national human rights organization dedicated to ending sexual violence, victim retaliation, misogyny, sexual prejudice, and racism in the military and combating a culture that has allowed it to persist.
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Tulane Veterans & Military Affiliates
Tulane welcomes both veterans and students who are affiliated with U.S. military organizations, including our expansive Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC).
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Tulane Veterans & Military Affiliates
Tulane welcomes both veterans and students who are affiliated with U.S. military organizations, including our expansive Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC).
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