A TBI, or Traumatic Brain Injury, is a leading cause of disability all across the world with over 10 million cases annually. Causes of a TBI can range from a bump on the head, to sports, to major trauma events. One of the most common causes of TBI are motor vehicle collisions. Some TBI symptoms will self-resolve over time, but there can be undiagnosed long-term effects that can last a lifetime. If you have noticed any changes in physical and mental health following a motor vehicle collision, you should be evaluated immediately. Click below to learn more about TBIs caused by motor vehicle collisions
VNG testing is a series of tests designed to document a persons ability to follow visual objects with their eyes and how well the eyes respond to information from the vestibular system.
Posturography is a test used to examine a person's ability to maintain posture and balance when different positions or visual/sensory stimulus are applied.
Often, a TBI will cause decreases in a person's ability to perform simple, as well as complex mental tasks. We are able to test a patient and determine whether or not an injury has lead to a neurocognitive disorder.