Brain injury support for your SmartAdvocate cases

All Things Neuro helps identify neurotrauma earlier through objective diagnostics and coordinated clinical care, so attorneys have greater clarity, clients receive the appropriate care sooner, and the right treatment pathway can begin. Our team works with personal injury law firms and medical providers to simplify access to neurotrauma services, improve communication, and support continuity of care. Braincussion is how that network reaches personal injury firms: one reliable point of contact for neurotrauma referrals.

If a client reports headaches, dizziness, memory problems, sleep changes, or emotional changes after a traumatic event, that is enough to start. Brain injury symptoms are not always recognized during the initial medical evaluation, particularly when the client is focused on orthopedic pain. You do not need a diagnosis before referring. Run the neurotrauma symptoms checklist with your client, or call our care coordination team and describe the case. We will tell you whether an evaluation is appropriate.

We support personal injury clients across a growing number of states through our network of neurotrauma providers and coordinated care resources. Because availability varies by location, our states and services page shows where we currently support clients, which neurotrauma services are available in each location, and whether in-person or virtual care applies. Whether your firm is managing a local case or assisting a client in another state, our team can help determine what resources may be available and who the best contact is.

Our approach is designed to be objective and based on the individual needs of each client. Every case enters the same clinical path, and recommendations follow from the client's symptoms and clinical need rather than from who sent them to us. Documentation returns to your team so you can see what was assessed and what was recommended.

All Things Neuro helps identify neurotrauma earlier through objective diagnostics and coordinated clinical care, so attorneys have greater clarity, clients receive the appropriate care sooner, and the right treatment pathway can begin. Our team works with personal injury law firms and medical providers to simplify access to neurotrauma services, improve communication, and support continuity of care. Braincussion is how that network reaches personal injury firms: one reliable point of contact for neurotrauma referrals.

If a client reports headaches, dizziness, memory problems, sleep changes, or emotional changes after a traumatic event, that is enough to start. Brain injury symptoms are not always recognized during the initial medical evaluation, particularly when the client is focused on orthopedic pain. You do not need a diagnosis before referring. Run the neurotrauma symptoms checklist with your client, or call our care coordination team and describe the case. We will tell you whether an evaluation is appropriate.

We support personal injury clients across a growing number of states through our network of neurotrauma providers and coordinated care resources. Because availability varies by location, our states and services page shows where we currently support clients, which neurotrauma services are available in each location, and whether in-person or virtual care applies. Whether your firm is managing a local case or assisting a client in another state, our team can help determine what resources may be available and who the best contact is.

Our approach is designed to be objective and based on the individual needs of each client. Every case enters the same clinical path, and recommendations follow from the client's symptoms and clinical need rather than from who sent them to us. Documentation returns to your team so you can see what was assessed and what was recommended.