the NECKCARE™ system for

Concussion

Concussion can affect different parts of the body,

including the brain, the cervical spine, and vision.

During a traumatic event leading to concussion or brain injury, the soft tissues and structures of the neck can also be affected by the forces involved.


A concurrent neck injury may contribute to persistent

symptoms following a concussion. Emerging evidence

suggests that assessing and treating the neck as a part of post-concussion management may aid recovery.

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women looking sideways
women looking sideways

Challenges with traditional assessments

Individuals experience varying post-concussion symptoms, such as headache, dizziness, neck pain, and fatigue. Symptom intensity is subjective in nature.

These symptoms and their causes are difficult to quantify and may overlap with conditions like WAD and vestibular disorders.

The subjective methods commonly used for concussion assessment are at risk of observer bias and inconsistency.

Challenges with traditional treatments

Concurrent neck injuries or cervicogenic symptoms are often missed or neglected in post-concussion management.

Untreated neck may contribute to post-concussion syndrome and longer recovery times.

Traditional treatments often overlook patient-specific needs, rendering a universal approach ineffective in some cases.

Introducing The NeckCare™ System

The NeckCare™ System enables clinicians to objectively assess patients after a concussion

Introducing The NeckCare™ System

The NeckCare™ System enables clinicians to objectively assess patients after a concussion

Introducing The NeckCare™ System

The NeckCare™ System enables clinicians to objectively assess patients after a concussion

Neuromuscular Assessment

The Butterfly Test™ was designed to assess eye, head, and neck coordination and is the outcome of decades of research. The assessment can provide valuable insights into sensorimotor integration.

Neuromuscular Assessment

The Butterfly Test™ was designed to assess eye, head, and neck coordination and is the outcome of decades of research. The assessment can provide valuable insights into sensorimotor integration.

Neuromuscular Assessment

The Butterfly Test™ was designed to assess eye, head, and neck coordination and is the outcome of decades of research. The assessment can provide valuable insights into sensorimotor integration.

Objective Reports

The NeckCare System generates person-specific reports, simplifying the documentation process while ensuring precision. The intuitive visual representation can prove valuable to clinicians, patients, and insurance companies.

Objective Reports

The NeckCare System generates person-specific reports, simplifying the documentation process while ensuring precision. The intuitive visual representation can prove valuable to clinicians, patients, and insurance companies.

Objective Reports

The NeckCare System generates person-specific reports, simplifying the documentation process while ensuring precision. The intuitive visual representation can prove valuable to clinicians, patients, and insurance companies.

Additional Revenue

Our customers have received additional reimbursement for conducting NeckCare assessments under CPT 97750 and exercises under various codes. You can too.

Additional Revenue

Our customers have received additional reimbursement for conducting NeckCare assessments under CPT 97750 and exercises under various codes. You can too.

Additional Revenue

Our customers have received additional reimbursement for conducting NeckCare assessments under CPT 97750 and exercises under various codes. You can too.