Specialized Neurologic Evaluation for Traumatic Brain Injury
Fast access to MRI, CT, and X-Ray studies without delays
or vendor complications.
Every patient follows a defined clinical protocol that captures injury history, symptom progression, and functional impact. Standardized surveys and objective testing establish baseline findings before neurologist evaluation.
Structured pathway from intake to diagnosis
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Patients complete structured intake documenting injury mechanism, symptom onset, and functional complaints. Validated instruments including TBI Symptom Survey, PHQ-9, and GAD-7 establish baseline burden and enable longitudinal tracking.
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Sway® platform provides repeatable measures of reaction time, memory, balance, and functional movement. Results quantify impairment and allow comparison over time to support clinical findings.
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A licensed neurologist independently reviews all intake, survey, and testing data to assess neurologic function and determine clinical significance. Medical decision-making follows established standards of care.
Structured Intake.
Objective Testing. Physician-Led Care.
Structured Intake.
Objective Testing. Physician-Led Care.
Intake screening and assessment
Injury history, symptom progression, and functional impact are documented through structured intake and validated surveys.
Objective neurologic testing
Sway® platform measures reaction time, memory, balance, and movement to quantify impairment and track change.
Objective neurologic
testing with Sway®
Cognitive measures
Reaction time, memory, and attention are assessed through standardized testing protocols.
Balance and movement
Static and dynamic balance, functional movement, and the 30-second chair stand test establish baseline function.
Longitudinal tracking
Repeat testing allows objective comparison and supports clinical findings documented in the medical record.
EVALUATION
Neurologist evaluation and treatment planning
A licensed neurologist independently reviews all findings and determines clinical significance. Medical decision-making follows established standards of care.
Assesses neurologic function and impairment
Determines clinical significance of objective findings
Recommends treatment, monitoring, or referral as appropriate
Refer a patient
SUPPORT
Selective adjunctive neurologic care
NAD+ therapy is incorporated for selected patients as part of a broader treatment plan, determined by the treating clinician and delivered within a monitored, documented care framework.
Refer a patient
RECORDS
Documentation suitable for medical and legal review
Reports are organized, thorough, and built for clarity. Every finding is documented with precision and care.
Assessment methods
Clear description of how testing was conducted and what instruments were used to evaluate neurologic function.
Objective results
Test findings and clinician interpretation presented without ambiguity or editorial comment.
Diagnostic impressions
Clinical conclusions about neurologic status and impairment when the evidence supports a diagnosis.
Functional findings
Cognitive and physical capabilities documented in relation to the injury and its impact on daily function.