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Local referrals for food, housing, utilities, healthcare, transportation, and crisis assistance. Available 24/7.
Listings below are taken only from the Injured Support Network directory. Contact information checked August 31, 2026. This is a broad resource list, not every local provider. Confirm eligibility, funding, and wait times before relying on any program.
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Local referrals for food, housing, utilities, healthcare, transportation, and crisis assistance. Available 24/7.
Eligible residents with TBI/SCI return to community living. Screening required
Injury-specific info and referrals
Advocacy, IL skills, peer support, navigation
LTC screening, caregivers, meals
Search by ZIP code for financial assistance, food, housing, transportation, and medical resources.
Insurance, treatment access, financial barriers
These applications take months to decide. Starting late is the most common and most expensive mistake.
Social Security disability insurance.
Supplemental Security Income.
Florida Medicaid and MyACCESS benefits access.
Florida Medicaid for people over the income limit: you pay a set amount of medical bills each month (your share of cost), then Medicaid covers the rest.
Long-term care screening and help choosing a Medicaid plan.
Assessment for long-term care needs.
Medicare counseling through SHINE.
Medicare coverage and program information.
Health insurance coverage through the Marketplace.
Food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
Cash assistance for families with children; not a general disability benefit.
Disability savings. The source notes disability onset before age 46.
Restricted financial-aid grants.
Ask every hospital for its written financial help policy. Most Florida hospitals have one. They rarely offer it first.
Ask your treating hospital for its written financial-assistance policy.
Directory resource for free and charitable clinics in Florida.
Find community health centers using HRSA’s locator.
Resource for help with medication costs.
Help desk for No Surprises medical-billing questions.
Information about Medicare complaints and appeals.
These are hospitals and clinics, not help programs. Get your insurance approval and your out-of-pocket cost in writing before you go in.
Clinical care resource: Brooks Rehabilitation, Jacksonville. Paid clinical care unless noted; confirm insurance and out-of-pocket costs.
Clinical care resource: Christine E. Lynn Rehabilitation Center, Miami. Paid clinical care unless noted; confirm insurance and out-of-pocket costs.
Clinical care resource: Tampa General Hospital. Paid clinical care unless noted; confirm insurance and out-of-pocket costs.
Clinical care resource: Tampa General Rehabilitation Hospital. Paid clinical care unless noted; confirm insurance and out-of-pocket costs.
Clinical care resource: Orlando Health Advanced Rehabilitation Institute. Paid clinical care unless noted; confirm insurance and out-of-pocket costs.
Clinical care resource: Memorial Rehabilitation, Broward. Paid clinical care unless noted; confirm insurance and out-of-pocket costs.
Clinical care resource: NeuroRestorative Florida. Paid clinical care unless noted; confirm insurance and out-of-pocket costs.
Clinical care resource: UF Health Shands Burn Center, Gainesville. Paid clinical care unless noted; confirm insurance and out-of-pocket costs.
Find providers: Florida burn-center directory. Paid clinical care unless noted; confirm insurance and out-of-pocket costs.
Find providers: FloridaHealthFinder facility/provider locator. Paid clinical care unless noted; confirm insurance and out-of-pocket costs.
People who have been through it. Free, and usually the easiest call to make on a bad day.
Brain injury information and support in Florida.
Support groups for people affected by brain injury.
Brain injury information and support.
Spinal cord injury and paralysis support resource.
Spinal cord injury support resource.
Information and support for people affected by limb loss.
New applications were closed as of the source check on August 31, 2026.
Support for burn survivors.
Support for trauma survivors.
Trauma survivor support through Lee Health.
Before you buy a device, ask if you can borrow it or get it funded. Free trials are common and rarely advertised.
Assistive technology information, device loans, and financial loans.
Services for people who are blind or visually impaired.
Specialized phones and relay information.
Assistance-dog resource in Orlando.
Adaptive recreation funding resource.
Equipment and recreation funding resource.
A missed appointment can cost you a treatment slot or a benefits decision. Book the ride in advance, not on the day. For rent, power and food, call 211 first.
Local housing assistance through SHIP.
Florida housing program information.
Housing authority information and urgent local referrals.
Home energy assistance through a local agency.
Food assistance resource in Florida.
Referrals for meals and homemaker services.
Florida’s special needs emergency registry.
Transportation assistance information in Florida.
Medicaid transportation plan assistance; this line does not book rides.
Medical transportation resource.
Medical transportation resource.
Information about Florida disabled parking permits.
Florida injury lawyers who will hear you out. Pick one, and the first call is free and starts with your story already in hand. You choose whether to go further.
North Florida · Jacksonville
Car crash, truck crash and unsafe property cases across North Florida.
South Florida · Miami
Catastrophic injury, wrongful death and medical negligence cases in South Florida.
Panhandle · Pensacola
Faulty products, dangerous drugs and large group cases from the Panhandle.
Central Florida · Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville
Trial practice covering Orlando, Tampa and Jacksonville.
Not sure which firm, or whether you have a case at all? Answer four questions and choose a firm yourself.
Ask what the case is worthInjured Support Network is not a law firm. It takes nothing from your case. If you hire a firm, its fee is a separate written agreement between you and that firm.
Nothing to pay and nothing to sign. Public offices that can help with claims and benefits while you work with a firm.
A free state office (an ombudsman is an independent helper) for injured workers with claim, dispute and benefit questions.
Victim compensation program information.
Disability trust services information.
The person caring for an injured relative burns out first and asks for help last. Respite is a real, funded service in Florida. Asking costs nothing.
Find home-health providers through FloridaHealthFinder.
Care management resource.
Florida respite care resource.
Respite care information and resources.
Information and support for family caregivers.
Caregiver information and support.
Support for people in a suicidal or emotional crisis.
Psychotherapy resource.
Adaptive sports and recreation resource.
Vocational rehabilitation and returning-to-work resource.
Programs for injured children and their families, with their own eligibility rules.
Children’s health coverage resource.
Medical services resource for children.
Early intervention resource for children and families.
Disability information and support for families.
Children’s assistance resource; the source lists age 16 or younger.
Birth-related neurological injury compensation program information.
Florida services resource for people with disabilities.
School re-entry resource through Brooks.
VA and Florida veterans programs. County veteran service officers file claims at no charge.
Florida veterans’ services and benefits information.
Find help with veterans’ services through county offices.
VA spinal cord injury care information.
Information about VA disability housing grants.
Support resource for caregivers of veterans.
Support line for Florida veterans.
Why people call us
People call because the bills have started, the insurer keeps ringing, and nobody has told them what to do first. We answer, we listen, and we work through this list with you.