Founded by Dr. Huma Haider, the National Brain Injury Institute (NBII) exists as the primary source for everything TBI related in the United States of America.  From our Directory of TBI related services to our  leadership role in establishing a “Concussion Protocol” for the everyday American, in every state in America, we exist to make life better for the more than 3 million patients that suffer from TBI related symptoms.  Dr. Haider’s inspirational story is captured in this documentary, “Nail On The Head, The Huma Haider Story” CLICK HERE

We have imaging locations in all 50 States CLICK HERE

And clinical locations in Los Angeles, Houston, Dallas and San Antonio with more coming online in 2020.

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National Brain Injury Awareness Day
March 4th, 2020 is National Brain Injury Awareness Day. Reach out to your local newspapers and TV Stations and Radio Stations. Contact us Info At Nationalbii.com and we’ll help you with what to say and who to say it to.
For More Information CLICK HERE

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National Brain Injury Awareness Month
March is National Brain Injury Awareness Month. Reach out to your local newspapers and TV Stations and Radio Stations. Contact us Info At Nationalbii.com and we’ll help you with what to say and who to say it to.
For More Information CLICK HERE

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National Concussion Day
National Concussion Day is September 18th, 2020. Reach out to your local newspapers and TV Stations and Radio Stations. Contact us Info At Nationalbii.com and we’ll help you with what to say and who to say it to.
For More Information CLICK HERE

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Join the Movement
Contact us Info At Nationalbii.com and we’ll help you with what to say and who to say it to. Multi-million dollar athletes have a Concussion Protocol. Most of the 3 million plus reported TBI injuries each year are what is known as Mild TBI. It’s mild when compared to “Severe” – a person with a cracked skull… is severe.  Most everything “south” of that type of severe injury is categorized as “mild.”  Mild TBI sufferers are often mis-diagnosed or under-diagnose and as a result, they are under treated and/or mis-treated.  More importantly, the symptoms of a Mild TBI patient can be both severe and debilitating ranging from headaches and nausea to memory loss, depression and loss of focus.  Get with us today to help us get a change in your state.
For More Information CLICK HERE

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