Board-certified physicians
Objective, FDA-approved testing
Multidisciplinary concussion rehab
All Things Neuro • Telehealth Neuro & Mental Health Care
Basic (Psychological Evaluation + Psychotherapy)
A starter package pairing a psychological evaluation with follow-up psychotherapy.
Board-certified physicians
Objective, FDA-approved testing
Multidisciplinary concussion rehab
About This Treatment
Basic Package
The Basic Package is a simple, effective starting point for care. It pairs a full psychological evaluation with follow-up psychotherapy, so you get both the clarity of a professional assessment and the ongoing support to act on it, all coordinated within a single plan.
What's included
- A comprehensive psychological evaluation
- A feedback session to review your results and plan
- Follow-up psychotherapy sessions tailored to your goals
- One coordinated plan across both services
How it works
Care begins with the evaluation, which builds a clear understanding of your needs. Those findings then shape your psychotherapy, so therapy is focused and personalized from the very first session.
Who it's for
Clients who want a clear assessment and a straightforward path into therapy without having to piece separate services together.
Delivered by telehealth
Both the evaluation and therapy sessions are provided securely online.
Ages
18 years and up
Format
Available via telehealth
Available In These States
This treatment is currently offered in the following states. Select a state to see local coverage details.
Our Multidisciplinary Clinical Model
Objective data, coordinated care, and documentation designed for serious injury cases.
Objective Diagnostic Precision
FDA-approved, data-driven testing designed to identify neurological deficits that standard imaging often misses.
Integrated Specialty Care
Neurology, neuropsychology, and rehabilitation working within a single, coordinated clinical framework.
Unbiased, Outcome-Driven Methodology
Clinical evaluations grounded in medical evidence, not referral source or payer type.
Continuity of Care Excellence
Seamless coordination from initial evaluation through rehabilitation and long-term follow-up.
The cases you are missing are the ones nobody documented
These findings explain why fragmented diagnosis, limited follow-up, and disconnected care lead to chronic symptoms, and why coordinated, multidisciplinary neurotrauma care is essential.
Missed and Underdiagnosed
56% of mild TBI cases were not documented as mTBI in ED records.
Source: Powell et al., Arch Phys Med Rehabil (2008).
"Patients whose diagnosis is missed will typically not receive guideline-based treatment, self-care advice, or adequate follow-up care."
— Buchanan et al., Pain Physician (2023).
The Continuity Gap
39% of CT-positive patients had not seen a medical practitioner by 3 months.
Source: Seabury et al., TRACK-TBI, JAMA Network Open (2018).
"TBI is a 'chronic process', not just an isolated event requiring immediate stabilization."
— Masel & DeWitt, Journal of Neurotrauma (2010)
Chronic Symptom Load
21% had persistent post-concussion symptoms at both 3 and 12 months.
Source: Fordal et al., Arch Phys Med Rehabil (2022).
"Evaluation of specific acute symptoms and signs may contribute to the prognosis of persisting symptoms in adults."
— McIntosh et al., JAMA Network Open (2025).
Long-Term Impact
6-Month Recovery
~50% do not recover to pre-TBI levels of health by 6 months.
1-Year Impact
53% report injury-related functional limitations at 12 months.
Source: Maas et al., Lancet Neurology (2022); Nelson et al., JAMA Neurology (2019).
"The lack of coordinated care and follow-up leads to preventable long-term suffering"
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