A mild traumatic brain injury common after collisions, falls, and sports impacts. Symptoms can surface hours or even days later — headaches, confusion, memory trouble, and sensitivity to light. We coordinate evaluation and treat the headaches and neck pain that so often follow.
A concussion changes how the brain functions, not its structure — so imaging can look normal while symptoms are very real. Because they often appear with a delay, an evaluation matters even if you felt okay right after the impact.
Persistent or recurring headaches — often the most common and longest-lasting symptom after a head injury.
Feeling dazed or slowed down, with trouble concentrating and processing information.
Difficulty recalling the event itself or forming new memories in the hours and days afterward.
Discomfort in bright light or loud spaces that can make ordinary activities draining.
Lightheadedness, unsteadiness, or a spinning sensation when moving or standing.
Disrupted sleep, irritability, anxiety, or low mood in the weeks following the injury.
Most concussions improve with the right early guidance. Our role is to manage the painful symptoms — especially post-traumatic headaches and neck pain — and coordinate care so your recovery stays on track.
Most patients are seen within the week. We accept most major insurance, MedPay, and letters of protection — no referral required.
We typically respond within one business day — most new patients are seen within 48 hours.
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Educational information only — not medical advice. Treatment is individualized after evaluation.