Don’t “wait it out” after a concussion
Get the right care fast to reduce symptoms now and protect your brain for the long run.
Schedule a free consultation today.
- Telehealth care in 24-48 hours
- At-home rehab exercises tailored to your symptoms
- A clear daily plan for recovery and activity
Outcomes that speak for themselves
2.5x
more concussions identified
5 days
faster average recovery
50%
fewer 30+ day symptom cases
Concussions happen
Long-term symptoms don’t have to.
A concussion is a brain injury. Without proper care, symptoms can last for weeks or longer.
Early specialist treatment helps reduce the risk of prolonged symptoms and reinjury.
Early specialist treatment helps reduce the risk of prolonged symptoms and reinjury.
3M+
concussions happen every year.
Millions are missed, allowing symptoms to linger or worsen.
A clear path to recovery
Step 1
Fast access
See a concussion specialist within 24–48 hours for a clear, evidence-based diagnosis.
Step 2
Personalized plan
Receive a daily plan with simple do’s, don’ts, and targeted rehab exercises.
Step 3
Recover with support
We monitor symptoms and progress in real time—adjusting care as you improve.
Step 4
Final check + next steps
We review your progress and give you a clear plan for what comes next.
Headquarters vs traditional concussion care
The difference is simple: one approach leaves you waiting, ours quickly moves you towards recovery.
Legacy care
Concussion specialist diagnosis
General practitioner or ER diagnosis
Care in 24–48 hours
Weeks to see a specialist
Daily recovery exercises
Rest-and-wait advice
Progress tracking and updates
Little follow-up
24/7 support through the platform
Passive recovery approach
Which one are you?
I’m an adult with a concussion
I’m a parent of a concussed student-athlete
Meet our specialists
Concussion specialists guiding your recovery every step of the way.
Dr. Nadir Haider
MD, PhD
Concussion research physician
Dr. Holly Healy
DNP, FNP-C, IBCLC
Board-certified pediatric nurse practitioner & mental health specialist
Dr. Dante Paredes
DO
Concussion & Neuromuscular Specialist Doctor
Mary Maginas
MSN, CPNP-PC, TCRN
Board-certified pediatric nurse practitioner
Dr. Austin Ryan
PT, DPT, OCS
Board-certified orthopedic physical therapist specialized in concussion & vestibular rehab
Dr. Jessie Kotnour
PT, DPT, OCS, COMT
Board-certified orthopedic physical therapist specialized in concussion & vestibular rehab
Dr. Karen McAvoy
PsyD
Clinical and school psychologist
Mark Moreno
ATC, LAT
Director of sports medicine & certified athletic trainer
What our patients are saying
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from seeing my primary care doctor or going to the ER?
Most ERs and primary care doctors are generalists. Headquarters connects you with hyper-specialized concussion clinicians backed by top researchers who use today’s active, evidence-based approach, not outdated “rest and wait” advice. Instead of being told to sit in a dark room and hope symptoms pass, you get a structured recovery plan with rehab exercises, symptom monitoring, and ongoing guidance designed to reduce long-term symptoms and help you recover faster.
How quickly can I be seen?
We offer same-day availability in many cases, often within hours, and most patients are evaluated within 24–48 hours at the latest. Early specialist care can make a meaningful difference in recovery with 25% faster recovery time and 2x lower chance of long-term symptoms.
Do you treat both adults and children?
Yes. We work with adults recovering from accidents, falls, or sports injuries, as well as middle school, high school, and club athletes navigating return-to-learn and return-to-play.
Is this just telehealth? Can you really treat a concussion virtually?
Yes. Concussion care can be treated effectively through telehealth, using detailed history, symptom tracking, and validated virtual neuro exams. You get the same specialist-led diagnosis, monitoring, and guided rehab, but without the drive, the waiting room, or having to take extra time off work. It’s expert concussion care made much easier to access, especially when symptoms make travel harder.
Does insurance cover this?
Coverage depends on your state and plan. In some states, care may be covered through the HeadStrong concussion insurance program if your child’s school participates, which can mean $0 out of pocket for families. HeadStrong is available statewide in MI, WI, MN, IA, WY, MT, AZ, and MO, and in parts of CA, IL, ND, and TN.If you’re seeking care directly (not through a participating school or insurer), pricing is simple and transparent: $200 for the initial visit and $100 for follow-ups. We’ll always explain your options clearly before you begin.
What if my symptoms have already lasted more than a few weeks or even months?
You’re not alone. About 3 in 10 concussions can lead to longer-term issues, so persistent symptoms are more common than most people realize. We identify the specific systems still affected, such as vision, vestibular, autonomic, or cervical, and create a targeted active rehab plan to help recovery start moving again.
How long does recovery usually take?
Many people recover within 2–4 weeks with proper care, though timelines vary. Early, structured treatment often shortens recovery compared to passive rest alone.
Get smarter care for your concussion
Specialist-led telehealth treatment lowers risk of long-term issues, and helps you recover the right way.
