A concussion, or mild traumatic brain injury, is the most common type of brain injury that temporarily disrupts brain function. Sometimes, the results of a concussion can have long term affects. Concussions happen when your head is jarred by a variety of causes, such as a blow or a fall.
We are dedicated to preventing concussions and providing education. However, if you believe you’ve experienced a concussion, our specialists can diagnose, treat and manage your condition – whether you’re hurt on the field or at home.
Banner - University Sports Medicine and Concussion Specialists take a comprehensive approach to concussion care. We provide baseline concussion testing for children and adults to identify neurocognitive, balance, fine motor and visual integration issues.
We offer concussion care for children and adults, including youth and professional athletes.
Learn more about the symptoms of a concussions and the treatment options we offer.
A variety of concussion tests, including baseline testing, are available at Banner Health to check whether you have a concussion and the extent of brain injury. Some tests also help in monitoring the healing process.
Our goal is to provide you with the best care possible.
Learn more about what you can expect when you come to see us.
Want to know more about concussions?
Check out some questions that our experts have answered for you!
You’ve probably heard about concussion as it relates to football players. But, did you know, a simple fall can trigger a concussion too? Instead of fearing the worst, though, and thinking you are alone in dealing with the possibility, Banner Health experts can help you understand the basics of concussion, and how to manage it. We are here to answer your questions and help find the best and safest treatment options.
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