What you can expect:

1. A thorough, structured evaluation

Your assessment uses validated concussion tools, detailed history-taking, and targeted functional testing adapted for virtual care. You’ll understand exactly which systems are affected—vestibular, visual, cognitive, emotional and cardiometabolic—and what that means for your recovery.

2. Clear diagnosis and a personalized plan
You’ll receive a precise explanation of what’s driving your symptoms and a step-by-step treatment plan tailored to your specific presentation. That includes visual-vestibular exercises, activity pacing, return-to-work or school strategies, exertional guidance, and symptom-specific rehabilitation.

3. Evidence-based treatment that works remotely
Most concussion rehabilitation can be effectively delivered online. Research shows that remote concussion management can be as effective as in-person care when performed properly. You will also be referred to other medical practitioners or specialists as your specific condition requires, including if you should seek aspects of your care in person.

4. Convenience that prevents setbacks
Light sensitivity, headaches, dizziness, and fatigue can make travel difficult. Virtual appointments allow you to get help at the stage you need it most, without symptom flare-ups from commuting or waiting rooms.

5. Faster recovery with continuous support
You’ll have regular follow-ups, monitoring of symptom changes, progression of rehab exercises, and real-time adjustment of your plan. The goal is simple: consistent, expert oversight that keeps you moving forward.

6. Care from a clinician who focuses on concussion management
You’re not getting generic advice—you’re getting a structured, neuroscience-based approach from a provider experienced in assessing and treating concussion patients.