Daily living assistance
Support with personal care, meal preparation, medication reminders, and mobility so routines stay consistent at home.
Connecticut Acquired Brain Injury Program
In-home support for individuals living with an acquired brain injury
Green Home Care helps individuals and families understand Connecticut's Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Program and provides compassionate in-home care that supports recovery, independence, and daily routines.
Administered by CT DMHAS
For adults age 18+
Community-based support
What ABI Means
What is the Acquired Brain Injury Program?
Connecticut's Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS) operates the Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Program to provide community-based support for adults living with a brain injury that occurred after birth. The program is built around person-centered recovery and the principles of dignity, choice, knowledge, and community inclusion.
Green Home Care is not affiliated with DMHAS. We work alongside individuals and families to provide in-home, non-medical care that complements the ABI Program and helps everyday life at home feel more steady and manageable.
Program eligibility, enrollment, and services are administered by Connecticut DMHAS, not Green Home Care.
Who May Qualify
Common ABI Program qualification factors include:
- The individual is age 18 or older
- There is a documented brain injury that occurred after birth
- The individual is currently accepted for or receiving DMHAS services
- The primary diagnosis is not a degenerative cognitive disorder
- Services are accepted voluntarily
Final eligibility is confirmed by DMHAS through its official referral and review process.
Statewide Access
Serving families across Connecticut
Green Home Care supports individuals and families throughout Connecticut, including Hartford, New Haven, New Britain, Meriden, New London, Norwich, and Waterbury.
Whether your family is exploring the ABI Program for the first time or already working with DMHAS, we can help make daily life at home feel more consistent.
Why Families Reach Out
Most families contact us when they want to:
- Understand how the ABI Program works in plain language
- Get consistent, in-home support between appointments
- Coordinate daily routines with a familiar caregiver
- Reduce stress with clear answers and next steps
Benefits For The Individual
Support that encourages independence
- Help with daily living activities at home
- Consistent, familiar caregiving over time
- Encouragement toward community and social engagement
- A calmer, more predictable home routine
Benefits For The Family
Peace of mind alongside the ABI Program
- Confidence that a loved one has steady, day-to-day support
- Help staying organized between DMHAS and in-home care
- Guidance in plain language, not jargon
- A team you can reach when questions come up
How We Help
In-home support for ABI Program participants
Green Home Care provides non-medical, in-home care that fits around the ABI Program and each person's daily needs.
Care coordination
Help keeping daily care organized alongside DMHAS appointments, consultations, and program touchpoints.
Consistent, compassionate caregivers
Trained caregivers matched to each household, providing steady support that helps recovery and independence.
Getting Started
A simple 3-step path to in-home support
- Reach out: Call Green Home Care or send a message to discuss your family's situation, including where things stand with the ABI Program.
- Confirm the fit: We'll talk through daily support needs and how in-home care can work alongside the ABI Program.
- Begin care: Once details are confirmed, we match a caregiver and start building a consistent routine at home.
FAQ
Frequently asked ABI Program questions
What is Connecticut's Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Program?
It is a program operated by the CT Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS) that provides community-based support and consultation for adults living with a qualifying acquired brain injury.
Does Green Home Care manage or approve ABI Program eligibility?
No. DMHAS manages ABI Program eligibility and enrollment. Green Home Care provides in-home, non-medical care that can support individuals and families alongside that process.
Who can I contact about applying to the state ABI Program?
You can contact your regional Community Integration Specialist or reach the DMHAS ABI Services team directly through the referral process on the official DMHAS website.
Can Green Home Care help even if we haven't started the ABI Program process yet?
Yes. We can talk with you about in-home support options while your family explores whether the ABI Program is the right fit.
What kind of in-home support do you provide?
We provide non-medical support such as personal care, homemaker help, companionship, and consistent daily routines tailored to each person's needs.
How long does it take to get started with Green Home Care?
Timelines vary by household, but our team works to keep the process moving and keeps your family updated at each step.
Connect With Our Team
Ready to talk about in-home support for the ABI Program?
Reach out to Green Home Care for compassionate, in-home care that supports individuals living with an acquired brain injury and the families who care for them.