DVBIC Ft Bragg is the combination of two sites at Ft Bragg. These sites include a Traumatic Brain Injury Clinic located in Womack Army Medical Center on the 2nd floor, and a Research Center located on Longstreet across from Sports USA.
DVBIC Ft Bragg is part of the national Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center, which was originally established in 1992 as the "Defense and Veterans Head Injury Program." DVBIC is a group of multi-site TBI programs in Department of Defense (DOD) and Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) hospitals and civilian TBI rehabilitation programs.
The TBI Clinic is committed to improving the lives of military personnel, veterans, and their dependents with mild to moderate brain injury by maximizing independence and facilitating re-entry into family and community life. Our treatment programs include some of the most innovative in the Army.
TBI Clinic and NeuroRehabilitation Center
Womack Army Medical Center
2817 Reilly Road
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
Phone: 910-907-6412 or 910-907-9900
Fax: 910-907-6507
The Research Center collects innovative research data and provides education to enhance the care and protection of active duty soldiers and their family members. Education Coordinators provide TBI education for SMs, families and staff, and organize and support, community awareness events. Research Staff organize, implement and monitor study protocols and data collection to further the advancement of medical treatment, equipment improvements, and to provide valuable data to the medical community and our leaders in support of TBI initiatives.
Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center
Building 4-2102 Longstreet Rd
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
Phone: 910-497-5900
Fax: 910-497-7598
Website: http://www.wamc.amedd.army.mil/deptservices/dvbic
E-mail: DVBIC.FtBragg@amedd.army.mil
In 2007, DVBIC became the TBI operational component of the newly established Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury.