FOR PROVIDERS
Multidisciplinary Concussion Evaluation & Rehabilitation
Colorado Concussion Clinic serves as a multidisciplinary referral resource for patients experiencing persistent, prolonged, or complex post-concussion symptoms.
We make it easy to refer your patients and ensure they receive timely, comprehensive concussion care from our team through individualized treatment planning and continuity of care.
OUR SPECIALTIES
Multidisciplinary expertise, under one roof.
From evaluation to rehabilitation, our team brings together specialized expertise to address the full spectrum of concussion-related symptoms.
COORDINATED CARE
One Clinic. Multiple Specialties. One Coordinated Plan.
Our multidisciplinary team works tougher to understand how different symptoms and systems may be affecting recovery and develops an individualized treatment plan for each patient.
Referring Provider
You identify a patient who may benefit from specialized concussion care.
Colorado Concussion Clinic Evaluation
We conduct a comprehensive evaluation to understand the full picture.
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— Specialty Care —
Vestibular — Balance & motion
Vision — Visual processing & focus
Cognitive — Memory, attention, & processing
Physical — Strength, mobility, & endurance
Mental Health— Emotional well-being & adjustment
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Individualized Recovery Plan
We create a personalized treatment plan based on your unique needs and goals.
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Communication + Follow Up
Colorado Concussion Clinic communicates evaluation findings, treatment recommendations, and recovery progress with referring providers throughout care when appropriate.
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When might a referral help?
A specialized concussion evaluation may be helpful when symptoms are persistent, complex, or affecting a patient's ability to return to everyday activities.
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Symptoms continue beyond the expected early recovery period or are interfering with daily function.
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Dizziness, motion sensitivity, balance problems, or difficulty tolerating movement.
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Difficulty focusing, tracking, reading, visual motion sensitivity, or other vision-related concerns.
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Problems with memory, attention, processing speed, organization, or mental fatigue.
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Symptoms increase with physical activity or the patient has difficulty progressing activity safely.
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Neck pain, headaches, or other physical symptoms that may be contributing to persistent symptoms.
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Difficulty returning to sport, school, work, exercise, or other daily activities.
Referral Information
Referrals may be made directly by:
Primary care providers
Sports medicine physicians
Neurologists
Physical therapists
Athletic trainers
Schools and universities
For referral questions or scheduling assistance, please contact Colorado Concussion Clinic directly.
Referral Process
Referrals may be submitted by phone, fax, or direct provider communication with the clinic. Our team can assist with scheduling, records requests, and care coordination throughout the referral process.
(833) 380-1476
Referral Questions or Scheduling Assistance?
Our team is available to assist with referrals, scheduling, records requests, and coordination of care.