Fred Stoot, BMRPT, at High Definition PT in Englewood, CO, answers the question: Are people with a comorbidity more likely to get a concussion?
People with a Comorbidity Are More Likely to Get a ConcussionRead More
Current clinical research studies have proven that vestibular rehabilitation can promote brain healing. Instead of rest for brain injury, target-based treatment can decrease recovery time and increase results.
Download and Read Supporting Research Articles (as PDF documents):
Vestibular Pathways involved in Cognition
CDC Guidelines for Concussions
Vestibular Rehabilitation for Dizziness and Balance Disorders after Concussion
Active Rehabilitation of Concussion and Post Concussion Syndrome
Teens with Concussion May Benefit from Earlier Physical Therapy
Fred Stoot, BMRPT, explains how High Definition Physical Therapy works with Athletic Trainers (ATCs) with a team approach to treating concussions in sport:
Read physical therapy research articles by High Definition Physical Therapy on any number of topics to include concussion, sports injuries, auto accidents, and more …
Fred Stoot, BMRPT, at High Definition PT in Englewood, CO, answers the question: Are people with a comorbidity more likely to get a concussion?
People with a Comorbidity Are More Likely to Get a ConcussionRead More
Concussions are not to be taken lightly. Too many athletes, young and old, are suffering long-term concussion ailments. It can adversely affect quality of life to include memory loss, speech impediment, imbalance, and more.
Kids Need at Least One Month to Recover from Sports ConcussionsRead More
The research suggests that when concussed athletes return to sport too early, they are at a greater risk for also sustaining orthopedic injuries.
Under-Reported Concussions Can Increase Risk of Sports InjuryRead More
If you or a loved one play girls soccer or womens soccer, there are some alarming statistics about the rate of girls soccer concussions. Watch the video now …