Operation Resilient Path (ORP)
Mission43 is committed to assisting veterans and first responders who suffer from Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and Substance Use Disorder (SUD) who desire treatment opportunities unavailable through traditional Department of Defense (DoD), Veterans Administration (VA), or other insurance support.
When a veteran or first responder contacts Mission43, it’s completely confidential and we work together to determine the best course of action, we coordinate with our partner programs, and get started without the typical red tape and bureaucracy. ORP is designed to be extremely responsive to the seriousness of the situation of each individual.
The negative effects of TBI, PTSD, and SUD have far reaching consequences on veterans, families, and our Idaho communities as a whole. If you, or someone you know, may be interested in ORP, please use the form below to let us know. The ORP program is not everything to everyone, however we encourage all to take the opportunity to discover if there is a fit.
Partner Programs
Treatment for ORP veterans and first responders is provided through Mission43’s key partnerships. These partners offer a host of treatment modalities, each vetted and approved by our team. These programs are typically free to the ORP participant, made possible by a grant from Mission43 & The J.A. and Kathryn Albertson Family Foundation.
Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) offers a treatment method for TBI and PTS. During HBOT, the individual is inside a chamber (similar to a dive chamber) and breaths pure oxygen in a pressurized environment. It’s brought life-altering success and better quality of life to numerous ORP participants. The Hyperbaric Health and Wellness Foundation is located in Hailey, Idaho.
MIBH provides specialty care for those struggling with mild to moderate TBIs (including concussions) and changes in psychological health. This is provided through a collaborative team of experts in brain health that focus on the physical, emotional, and cognitive changes that can accompany trauma to head. The MIBH is located in Aurora CO at the University of Colorado Anschutz Health & Wellness Center.
Warriors Heart provides private treatment to the men and women who are seeking inpatient treatment for chemical dependancy, alcohol abuse, and co-occurring psychological disorders relating to PTSD or or MTBI. Warriors Heart is located in San Antonio, TX and treats only veterans and first responders.
Operation Rebound supports veterans and first responders who have permanent physical injuries with equipment grants (ie adaptive sports equipment) or training grants. The goal is to use sports and fitness to re-integrate into our communities, and through Mission43’s unique partnership with CAF, Idahoans have incredible access to these opportunities.
Headstrong provides a first-of-its-kind, comprehensive treatment program addressing the psychological aftermath of trauma. Treatment is both collaborative and evidence-based. Headstrong commits to supporting those who bravely served our country, regardless of service era or discharge status, and battle daily with the impact of trauma. We deliver the treatment, tools, and support needed to win that battle. Confidential. Bureaucracy-free. Stigma-free.
Operation Resilient Path (ORP) is led by Brad Blair, the second military veteran to be supported by the program. Brad is a veteran of the US Army’s 75th Ranger Regiment where both physical and mental challenges must be overcome. During his 4-year enlistment, he deployed three times to Afghanistan and once to Iraq. It wasn’t until eight years after separating from the military that Brad realized accepting help didn’t mean failure. Brad’s experience of recovery through physical and mental struggles plays an important role in shaping ORP’s support to the Mission43 community.
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