The scan was normal. You still don't feel like you.
Months after your concussion, the fog, headaches, dizziness, or fatigue haven't fully lifted — and everyone keeps telling you to "give it time." Post-concussion syndrome is real, and it's treatable by a team that specializes in it.
- Neurology, vestibular therapy, and cognitive-communication therapy under one roof
- Therapists with 20+ years in chronic concussion care
- Start with therapy directly — no neurology consult required
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Why won't your concussion symptoms go away?
Most concussions resolve within weeks. When symptoms persist, it's usually because several systems were affected at once — vestibular, visual, cervical, cognitive — and each needs its own targeted treatment. Rest alone doesn't fix that. Neither does one specialist working in isolation.
Sound familiar?
The fog
Reading takes twice the effort. Words go missing mid-sentence. Work that used to be automatic now drains you by noon.
The dizziness
Busy stores, scrolling screens, and quick head turns set you off. You've started avoiding places without naming it.
The disbelief
Because you look fine, people assume you are. Being told "the scan is clear" starts to feel like being told it's in your head.
Every affected system, treated by the right specialist — in one place.
Neuro-vestibular physical therapy
Targeted vestibular rehabilitation for post-concussion dizziness, motion sensitivity, and balance problems — from therapists with two decades of chronic concussion experience. Self-referral welcome; you can start here directly.
Cognitive-communication therapy
A Certified Brain Injury Specialist works on the attention, memory, and processing challenges that make work and conversation exhausting.
Neurological care
For persistent post-concussion headaches and complex cases, a comprehensive evaluation with Dr. Gee — who may recommend options including navigated TMS (nTMS) as part of an individualized treatment plan.
One team, one location, one coordinated plan — instead of four waiting rooms that never compare notes.
Concussion-focused team
PT leads with 20+ years in chronic concussion; an SLP who is a Certified Brain Injury Specialist.
Physician-directed
Board-certified neurologist and headache specialist overseeing complex cases.
No gatekeeping
Start therapy directly — no neurology consult required. Cash-pay, flat fees, no surprise fees.
"Give it time" isn't a treatment plan.
Every treatment program begins with an evaluation.