Concussion Assessments in Bradford West Gwillimbury

At WellCare Medical, our comprehensive Concussion Assessments evaluate cognitive, visual, vestibular, and musculoskeletal factors after a head injury from sport, a fall, or a motor vehicle accident. Your results translate into a personalized plan across our integrated services—physiotherapy, neurological assessment, acupuncture, registered massage therapy, and chiropractic adjustments. We streamline admin with direct insurance billing, support WSIB/workplace injuries, and offer private billing options when needed.

Who Should Get a Concussion Assessment?

If you’ve experienced a blow to the head or body followed by symptoms—headache, dizziness, visual strain, neck pain, fogginess, or difficulty concentrating—book an assessment. This is especially important for students, athletes, workers in safety-sensitive roles, and individuals recovering from auto collisions. Early evaluation in Bradford West Gwillimbury reduces the risk of prolonged symptoms and guides a safe, staged return to school, work, sport, and driving.

What’s Included in the Assessment

Your clinician completes a detailed history and symptom inventory, followed by cognitive screening, oculomotor and vestibular testing (saccades, VOR, balance), cervical spine exam, and exertional tolerance checks where appropriate. We also screen sleep, mood, and stress factors. Findings are mapped to a clear rehabilitation plan—often blending physio vestibular rehab, acupuncture for headaches and sleep, soft-tissue care via massage, and targeted cervical mechanics work.

Why WellCare Medical?

Our interdisciplinary model connects assessment to action with fewer visits and faster decisions. We coordinate documentation directly with insurers through our direct billing process, support WSIB requirements, and provide clear guidance for teachers, coaches, and employers. When driving is a goal, we can add a Driving Reintegration Assessment to confirm readiness and safety.

Concussion Assessment — At a Glance

Symptom ClusterAssessment FocusLikely Next StepsHelpful Links
Headache, light/noise sensitivityOculomotor strain, cervical drivers, sleep/stress loadAcupuncture, massage, pacing educationServices overview
Dizziness, imbalanceVestibular function, VOR, balance & gaitVestibular physiotherapy, graded exposureMobility & balance physio
Neck pain, limited motionCervical ROM, joint mechanics, trigger pointsChiropractic adjustments, soft-tissue therapyNeck pain care
Brain fog, poor focusCognitive screening, sleep & anxiety factorsWork/school accommodations, activity pacingPsychological assessment
Return to driving or sportExertional tolerance, reaction time, visuomotor tasksStaged RTL/RTS, safety thresholds, retestingDriving assessment

Your Recovery Roadmap

  1. History & Screening: Mechanism of injury, red flags, symptom timeline, school/work/sport demands.
  2. Objective Testing: Cognitive screen, oculomotor/vestibular tests, balance, cervical exam, exertional tolerance.
  3. Plan & Education: Symptom pacing, screen-time strategy, sleep hygiene, graded aerobic work.
  4. Targeted Treatment: Vestibular rehab (physiotherapy), acupuncture, massage, cervical adjustments as indicated.
  5. Return-to-Learn/Work/Sport: Stepwise progressions with symptom thresholds; add driving reintegration if needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

How soon should I book after a suspected concussion?

Book as soon as possible—early assessment helps prevent prolonged symptoms and guides safe activity levels. If severe red flags occur, seek emergency care first.

Will my insurance cover this assessment?

Many plans cover allied health assessments. We provide direct billing to insurance providers where available and itemized receipts for extended benefits.

Do I need a referral?

No referral is required for most services at our clinic. If additional imaging or specialist input is appropriate, we’ll advise next steps.

Ready to Feel Better? Schedule Your Consultation Today!

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