Finding resources for spinal cord injury can be difficult when you don’t know where to look. The aftermath of a spinal cord injury can often be devastating for both the patient and their loved ones. You may not have had previous contact or experience with the disabled community, don’t know who to reach out to for help, or are struggling to learn caretaker responsibilities or adjust to navigating daily life with an SCI.

You are not alone. These organizations can help you reach out to your peers, connect with medical professionals, research assistive technologies, and gain the support structure you need to adapt to your injury.

spinal cord injury first 90 days
Spinal Cord Injury: The First 90 Days is a handbook by Reeves Foundation Paralysis Resource Center co-founder Sam Maddox that provides regional resources for SCI patients as well as a road-map of what to expect after injury.

National Nonprofit Organizations

SCI Community Support Resources

Hospitals, Clinics & Medical Resources

craig hospital spinal cord injury rehabilitation program
Craig Hospital in Englewood, CO has been recognized as a Top 10 Rehabilitation Hospital by U.S News & World Report for 30 years. Photo by Jeffrey Beall.

Advocacy Groups

If your spinal cord injury was caused by another’s negligence or fault and you are seeking legal assistance or representation, contact us directly.