Through Complete Concussion Management, our clinic is certified to diagnose, treat, and manage concussion and post-concussion syndrome. We offer return-to-sport guidelines, return-to-school guidelines, concussion treatments and baseline testing.
Complete Concussion Management is a network with over 180 clinics nationwide; through this network, we have access to a variety of specialists to help in the treatment and prevention of concussions.
A concussion is a complex injury to the brain and can affect physical, cognitive, emotional, and visual function. While many people recover within a few weeks, others experience persistent symptoms that can interfere with work, school, sport, and everyday life. Early assessment and individualized treatment are key to achieving the best possible recovery. If you are experiencing chronic concussion symptoms, it’s never too late to receive treatment that is backed by evidence and works.
Our concussion services include:
Because no two concussions are the same, every treatment plan is tailored to the individual. Your care begins with a thorough assessment to identify the underlying causes of your symptoms, allowing us to focus treatment where it will have the greatest impact.
Whether your concussion occurred during sport, a motor vehicle collision, a fall, or another accident, our team is committed to helping you recover safely, confidently, and as efficiently as possible.
If you or a family member has sustained a concussion, don’t wait for symptoms to resolve on their own. Early assessment and appropriate management can make a significant difference in recovery and help reduce the risk of prolonged symptoms.
The biggest concern surrounding concussion comes from the energy deficit that occurs following injury. Following a suspected injury, a player should be immediately removed from play, assessed, and placed on complete rest in order to recover from the energy deficit. Studies have shown that any activity, both mental and physical, can delay the process of recovery and should be avoided until the athlete is completely symptom-free.
It is also well known that the brain is very vulnerable during this period of recovery. Because the brain is already in a state of imbalance accompanied by low ATP levels, another impact to the head during this time will cause an even greater imbalance and greater overall ATP decline. This results in significantly longer recovery times and potentially devastating permanent consequences. Studies suggest that even a lesser impact can cause injury during this time.
The most important factor surrounding these injuries, therefore, is ensuring a full and adequate recovery before returning to activities where you could potentially suffer an injury.
Book your concussion assessment or baseline testing today and discover how specialized care can help you return to the activities you enjoy.
