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Physical Therapy Coverage

Board-certified physicians

Objective, FDA-approved testing

Multidisciplinary concussion rehab

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Physical Therapy Coverage

Hands-on physical therapy to restore movement, strength, and function.

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Board-certified physicians

Objective, FDA-approved testing

Multidisciplinary concussion rehab

About This Treatment

Physical Therapy Coverage

Physical therapy helps you move better, feel stronger, and return to the activities you value. Our hands-on approach focuses on restoring movement, strength, balance, and function, often as an important part of recovery from a neurological condition or injury.

What the program includes

  • A thorough movement and functional assessment
  • A personalized exercise and mobility program
  • Hands-on techniques to improve strength and range of motion
  • Balance and coordination training where needed
  • Guidance to prevent re-injury and build lasting strength

How it works

Your therapist evaluates how you move and identifies the specific areas holding you back. Together you follow a progressive plan that rebuilds strength and mobility at a pace that is safe and sustainable for you.

Who it's for

People recovering from injury, surgery, or a neurological event, as well as anyone working to improve mobility, strength, and everyday function.

Delivered in person

Because physical therapy relies on hands-on care and close observation of movement, it is provided in person rather than by telehealth.

Ages

All ages

Available In These States

This treatment is currently offered in the following states. Select a state to see local coverage details.

South Carolina

Available

Ohio

Available

Massachusetts

Available

Kentucky

Available

Georgia

Available

Our Multidisciplinary Clinical Model

Objective data, coordinated care, and documentation designed for serious injury cases.

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Objective Diagnostic Precision

FDA-approved, data-driven testing designed to identify neurological deficits that standard imaging often misses.

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Integrated Specialty Care

Neurology, neuropsychology, and rehabilitation working within a single, coordinated clinical framework.

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Unbiased, Outcome-Driven Methodology

Clinical evaluations grounded in medical evidence, not referral source or payer type.

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Continuity of Care Excellence

Seamless coordination from initial evaluation through rehabilitation and long-term follow-up.

The Neurotrauma Care Gap

Why These Gaps in Care Matter

These findings explain why fragmented diagnosis, limited follow-up, and disconnected care lead to chronic symptoms—and why coordinated, multidisciplinary neurotrauma care is essential.

MEET LINK

Your guide to understanding why comprehensive neurotrauma care changes outcomes.

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"Let me show you why this matters"

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"

Locations

Find a Clinic Near You

Access coordinated, multidisciplinary neurotrauma care across all AllThingsNeuro clinic locations. Use the map or search below to find the clinic closest to you.

Suwanee Office - Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road (Unit A)
Riverdale Office - Upper Riverdale Road (Suite 206)
Lithia Springs Office - Bob Arnold Blvd (Suite F)
Tucker Office - Hugh Howell Road (Suite 110)
Woodstock Office - N Medical Pkwy (Suite 202)
Conyers Office - Wellbrook Circle (Suite A)
Decatur Office - Memorial Drive (Suite D-17)
Atlanta Office - Best Road (Suite 177)
Suwanee Office - Buford Highway NE (Suite 1001)
Norcross Office - River Exchange Drive (Suite 585)
Decatur Office - Memorial Drive (Suite A)
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Contact Us

Whether you are seeking care, coordinating a clinical referral, or requesting additional information, our team is here to help guide the next appropriate step.

CALL US

888-7-CONCUSSION (266-2877)

Corporate Office

3535 Peachtree Road NE#320. Atlanta, GA 30326

OFFICE HOURS

Hours: Mon–Fri 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Limited Saturday hours: 3rd Saturday of each month, 9:00 AM–1:45 PM (Decatur)
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