Neurologist services
Specialist care for the neurological effects of traumatic brain injury and concussion
Neurologists diagnose, manage, and treat the effects of a TBI or concussion on the brain and nervous system. Depending on where you live, we connect you with one of our own neurologists or refer you to a trusted neurologist near you.
Signals after injury
Signals reconnecting
A brain injury can bring headaches, seizures, memory problems, and changes in movement or mood. A Neurologist Diagnoses and treats these effects, working alongside your TeleCare team to support your recovery.
Diagnosis and evaluation
A clear picture of your injury and how it affects you.
Neurological assessments
Neurologists carry out detailed evaluations to diagnose the extent and impact of a TBI or concussion.
Diagnostic imaging
Imaging such as MRI and CT scans supports an accurate diagnosis.
Personalized treatment plans
Care planned around your injury and your life.
Tailored treatment
Neurologists build a treatment plan around your specific needs and condition.
A coordinated team
Your neurologist works with other TeleCare specialists so your care fits together.
Managing neurological symptoms
Relief from headaches and protection from seizures.
Headache and migraine relief
Treatment reduces how often headaches and migraines happen and how severe they are.
Seizure control
Expert care to manage and prevent seizures related to a TBI.
Cognitive function
Helping your brain heal and adapt.
Cognitive rehabilitation
Techniques to improve memory, attention, and executive function.
Neuroplasticity exercises
Activities designed to help the brain heal and form new connections.
Movement and coordination
Restoring control, balance, and walking.
Motor skill rehabilitation
Treatment addresses motor problems to improve coordination and fine motor skills.
Balance and gait training
Exercises improve balance and walking.
Behavioral and emotional support
Treating the mood changes a brain injury can cause.
Mood disorder management
Treatment for depression, anxiety, and mood swings caused by a TBI.
Behavioral interventions
Strategies to manage changes in behavior and support emotional stability.
Long-term condition management
Ongoing care that adjusts as you recover.
Long-term care plans
Ongoing management of chronic conditions caused by a TBI, with continuous support.
Regular follow-ups
Your neurologist checks in regularly and adjusts your treatment as needed.
Education and self-management
Understanding your condition and taking charge of it.
Patient and family education
Information and resources that help you and your family understand and manage a TBI.
Self-management strategies
Practical ways to manage your symptoms and improve your quality of life.