Max Impact
TBI Assistant
Archived App
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About
This app offers a personalized support system for veterans managing TBI symptoms. It provides tools for mood tracking, brain stimulation games, relaxation exercises, and connects users with peer support and professional resources.
What's New in Max Impact
1.3.1
June 11, 2020
Grounding Meditation Audio Bug Fix
FAQ
What is Max Impact?
Max Impact is a TBI Assistant designed to help veterans manage symptoms, access resources, and connect with a supportive community. It acts as a back-pocket support system for daily challenges.
How does Max Impact help with TBI symptoms?
It offers personalized check-ins to track mood and symptoms, suggesting relevant activities. The app also includes brain stimulation games, relaxation tools, and tips for symptom management.
Can Max Impact connect me with professional help?
Yes, Max Impact features a provider finder to help locate professional and peer support services, particularly in Washington State. It also provides TBI-related links and resources.
Does Max Impact offer peer support?
Absolutely. The app provides instant access to a private Facebook group for peer-supported connections with fellow veterans experiencing TBI. It also allows you to customize a contacts section for your care advocates, friends, and family.
What devices is Max Impact available on?
Max Impact is available for iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Apple Watch, making it accessible across various Apple devices.
How often is Max Impact updated?
The app was last updated on June 11, 2020, to version 1.3.1. While there haven't been recent updates, it remains a stable resource for its users.
What is the age rating for Max Impact?
Max Impact has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for teenagers and adults.
Is Max Impact free to use?
Yes, Max Impact is completely free to use. It was funded through a grant from the Washington State Traumatic Injury Advisory Council and produced by the Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs.
