All conditions

Concussion & TBI Recovery

Concussion is a functional brain injury that requires individualized recovery oversight — not just rest.

Post-concussion careReturn protocolsSymptom management

Phenotype-based assessment

Post-concussion syndrome

Ongoing headaches, dizziness, or brain fog beyond the expected recovery period.

Vestibular-ocular dysfunction

Balance, dizziness, and eye-tracking problems after injury.

Cognitive fatigue

Reduced concentration, memory endurance, and stamina for school or work.

Post-traumatic headache

New or worsened headache patterns following injury.

Recovery roadmap

Symptom-targeted care

Headache management, sleep optimization, and autonomic regulation.

Rehabilitation

Vestibular/cervical PT, phased return-to-work/sport, occupational or speech therapy.

Lifestyle support

Nutraceutical support, anti-inflammatory nutrition, pacing, and cognitive-energy conservation.

Virtual TBI advantage

Personalized attention

Longer visits to map the full picture of symptoms.

Trigger-free home visits

No bright lights, busy waiting rooms, or noisy commutes.

Local imaging coordination

Testing arranged near you when clinically appropriate.

Structured return-to-life planning

Phased return to work, school, and activity.

Concussion & TBI: Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about virtual care for concussion & tbi. Also see our full FAQ, pricing, or book an appointment.

If symptoms persist beyond a few days, or if you have headache, dizziness, brain fog, sleep changes, or mood changes after injury, a neurology evaluation is helpful. Sudden severe headache, repeated vomiting, weakness, or confusion require emergency in-person care.

Yes. Post-concussion care — headache treatment, sleep optimization, vestibular rehab coordination, gradual return to activity, and cognitive pacing — is well-suited to video visits, especially since bright lights and travel can worsen symptoms.

Yes. We provide written return-to-activity plans, school and workplace accommodations, and stepwise return-to-sport progressions consistent with current concussion guidelines.

Not always. Most concussions do not show up on imaging. When history or exam suggests a structural injury, we order imaging at a facility near you.

Yes. Post-traumatic headaches often respond to migraine-style preventive and acute treatments, which we tailor to your injury history and symptom pattern.

New Patient Visit

$350 / 50 min

Symptom & history review, virtual neurological exam, custom treatment plan, written visit summary.

Follow-up Visit

$200 / 25 min

Interim history, response assessment, medication adjustments, and updated care plan.

Related services

Medically reviewed by Dr. Konstantin Karmazin, board-certified neurologist. Reviewed/updated July 10, 2026.

Limits of virtual care: Some evaluations require in-person testing (EEG, EMG, imaging, hands-on exam). When needed, we coordinate testing near you and refer to in-person specialists.

Ready to Take the First Step?

Stop searching for answers. Request your virtual consultation today and experience compassionate, expert neurology care from home.