Concussion Clinic in Provo, Utah
Cognitive FX is an outpatient concussion clinic in Provo, Utah, for adults whose symptoms have lasted three months or longer. Treatment is a one- or two-week program planned from a functional MRI scan and delivered in one building. One week costs $13,000. Every patient starts with short paperwork and a free consult, where we tell you honestly whether our program fits.
280 W River Park Drive, Suite 110, Provo · Mon to Fri, 9 to 5 · (385) 375‑8590
Hit your head in the last few days? For a worsening headache, repeated vomiting, slurred speech, weakness or confusion, call 911 or go to an emergency room.
Our building in north Provo, with the Wasatch Mountains behind it.
Cognitive FX concussion clinic in Provo, Utah: the facts
Medically reviewed by Lynn M. Gaufin, MD, Director of Neurosurgery. Last reviewed October 16, 2026.
- Who it is for
- Adults whose concussion or mild brain injury symptoms have lasted three months or longer after standard care. Most arrive between 6 months and 4 years after their injury.
- Address
- 280 W River Park Drive, Suite 110, Provo, Utah 84604. Open in Google Maps.
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain Time. Closed weekends.
- Phone
- (385) 375-8590. Ask for the patient care team.
- Parking
- Free, in the lot in front of the building.
- Treatment
- EPIC: an fNCI functional MRI scan, then full days of cognitive, physical, occupational, vestibular and vision therapy, and a second scan at the end of the week. How the program works.
- Cost
- Consult: free. Scan only: $1,500. One week: $13,000 all-in. Two weeks: $24,700. CareCredit, HSA and FSA accepted.
- Insurance
- Out-of-network. We give you the paperwork to submit to your plan; reimbursement varies and is not guaranteed.
- Recent concussion?
- Our sister clinic in Provo, Neural Effects, treats recent concussions and works with insurance.
- First step
- About 10 minutes of paperwork from home. You pick your free consult time at the end.
Free, about 10 minutes, from home. Our clinical team reviews every answer.
Where is the clinic, and how do I get there?
Drive times are approximate. Not to scale.
- Address
- 280 W River Park Drive, Suite 110
Provo, Utah 84604 - Hours
- Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed Saturday and Sunday - Phone
- (385) 375-8590
- Parking
- Free, in the lot in front of the building.
- Nearby
- Riverwoods Shopping Center, with places to eat, is a short walk from the clinic.
- From Provo Airport (PVU)
- About 15 minutes. Allegiant is the only airline that flies there, so check its website directly.
- From Salt Lake City (SLC)
- About 45 minutes by car or shuttle.
- Where to stay
- The Residence Inn by Marriott in Provo offers our patients a corporate discount and runs a shuttle to the clinic and to Provo Airport.
Coming from out of state? See travel information for flights, shuttles and things to do in Utah during your week.
Cognitive FX in north Provo, Utah.
What to look for when you arrive. Park free in the lot out front; the clinic is in Suite 110.
Which concussion clinic in Utah is right for me?
It depends mostly on how long ago you were hurt. Utah has good options for recent concussions. Cognitive FX treats people whose symptoms have lasted three months or longer.
- See your doctor, or a hospital or sports medicine concussion program near you.
- In Utah County, our sister clinic Neural Effects treats recent concussions and works with insurance.
- Most people recover in this window with that care.
- Symptoms still affect work, school or home life.
- Fill out the paperwork from home and book your free consult.
- If it fits, one or two weeks of treatment at Cognitive FX in Provo.
| Recent concussion | Symptoms for 3 months or longer | |
|---|---|---|
| Where to start | Your doctor, a hospital or sports medicine concussion program such as University of Utah Health, or our sister clinic Neural Effects | Cognitive FX in Provo |
| Format | Short visits and a graded return to activity | One or two weeks of full therapy days, then a home program |
| Imaging | CT or MRI when a doctor needs to rule out a bleed | fNCI functional MRI before and after the week |
| Insurance | Usually billed to insurance | Out-of-network; paperwork provided for your plan |
For a national comparison of hospital, sports medicine, therapy and intensive programs, see how to choose a concussion clinic.
What happens at a visit to the Provo clinic?
Nobody books travel or takes time off until the case review says the program fits. Here is the path from first click to home program.
- From homePaperwork and free consultAbout 10 minutes. Your history, symptoms and what you have tried.
- On a callA straight answerA member of our treatment team tells you whether the program fits.
- Day 0fNCI scanResults reviewed with you the same day.
- Days 1 to 4Full days of therapyPlanned from your scan, 9 to 5, with rest built in.
- Day 5Re-scan and home planA second scan measures what changed.
- AfterHome programExercises and follow-up from our team.
What does the Provo clinic look like inside?
Your fNCI scan
Scan in the morning. Results reviewed with you the same day. Your treatment plan is built from it.
Full days of targeted therapy
Rotations of cognitive, physical, occupational, and vestibular work with rest built in. Hard by design.
Re-scan and home plan
A second fNCI measures what changed. You leave with a home program and scheduled follow‑ups.
Do Utah patients get a different program?
No. Utah patients get the same one- or two-week program as patients who fly in. The difference is logistics: you can sleep at home and drive in each day. The days are full, so plan to take the week off work and to have evenings free for rest. If you want a first step before committing, you can book the fNCI scan on its own for $1,500.
See the full treatment week, with a sample schedule.
Does the program work?
of patients measured six months after treatment had a clinically meaningful reduction in symptoms, in an independent study.
Each dot is one of the 52 patients measured six months after treatment. The 40 blue dots had meaningfully fewer symptoms.
Independent Dutch university study (Amsterdam UMC and UMC Groningen), measured on the SCAT5 before treatment and at follow‑ups up to six months. Observational study; not randomized. Individual results vary.
After the treatment week
One patient’s fNCI severity index before and after treatment. Lower is better: green is the typical range, red is well outside it. Individual results vary.
More detail, including our own published studies and their limits: the research behind the program.
Who will I see at the Provo clinic?
A multidisciplinary clinical team, led by the clinic’s co‑founders. You meet them, not a franchise.
Dr. Alina K. Fong, PhDCo‑founder. Clinical neuropsychologist and clinical director.
Dr. Mark D. Allen, PhDCo‑founder. Neuroscientist, Johns Hopkins PhD, 10,000+ clinical fMRI assessments.
Dr. Lynn M. Gaufin, MDDirector of Neurosurgery.
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Dr. Diane Spangler, PhDClinical psychologist.
Annie Morgan, RNDirector of Patient Care.
What do patients say about the Provo clinic?
4.8 average from 400+ Google reviews. Excerpts are quoted from public reviews and trimmed for length.
“This is the most comprehensive clinic that I’ve found for concussion/tbi treatment in my 10 years post concussion... I don’t mince words, and I’m comfortable giving negative feedback.”
“I’ll say treatment was not easy. You will, however, get out of it what you put in. At this point, I’m beginning to notice my brain fog and processing speed improve a bit.”
“They are expensive but it’s worth the money. They have an integrated approach that you can’t get anywhere else.”
Read all of our Google reviews, including the critical ones, or read patient stories. Individual results vary.
How much does treatment at the Provo clinic cost?
Free consult
About 10 minutes from home. Our clinical team reviews it, then you talk with a member of our treatment team.
One week of treatment
Before and after scans, five days of therapy, home programTwo weeks of treatment
For more complex cases, decided with your teamfNCI scan only
A first step if you are unsure. Ask for it on your call.Cognitive FX is out-of-network and does not bill insurance directly. We give you the paperwork to submit to your plan; reimbursement varies and is not guaranteed. We accept CareCredit, HSA and FSA. See all prices.
Concussion clinic in Provo, Utah: frequently asked questions
Where is the Cognitive FX concussion clinic in Utah?
Cognitive FX is at 280 W River Park Drive, Suite 110, in Provo, Utah 84604, in the Riverwoods area of north Provo. It is about 15 minutes from Provo Airport and about 45 minutes from Salt Lake City International Airport. Most patients fly in from other states and countries; Utah patients drive in.
What are the clinic hours?
Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mountain Time. Closed Saturday and Sunday. Treatment days run on the same hours, with rest breaks built in.
Who is the concussion clinic in Provo for?
Adults whose concussion or mild brain injury symptoms have lasted three months or longer after standard care. Most of our patients come to us between 6 months and 4 years after their injury, still dealing with symptoms that affect their work and daily life.
I live in Utah and hit my head recently. Can Cognitive FX see me?
For a concussion in the last few weeks, our sister clinic Neural Effects in Provo is usually the better first stop. It treats recent concussions and works with insurance. Many people recover within three months with that kind of care. If you have a worsening headache, repeated vomiting, slurred speech, weakness or confusion, call 911 or go to an emergency room.
Can I book a single appointment instead of the full program?
No. Treatment at Cognitive FX is the one-week or two-week program. If you are unsure, you can start with the fNCI functional MRI scan on its own for $1,500. Every option starts with the same short paperwork and a free consult.
How much does treatment at the Provo clinic cost?
The consult is free. The fNCI scan on its own is $1,500. One week of treatment is $13,000 all-in, and two weeks are $24,700. We accept CareCredit, HSA and FSA.
Does Cognitive FX take insurance?
Cognitive FX is out-of-network and does not bill insurance directly. We provide the paperwork you need to submit to your plan yourself; reimbursement varies by plan and is not guaranteed.
Is there parking at the clinic?
Yes. Parking is free in the lot in front of the building at 280 W River Park Drive.
Do Utah patients need a hotel?
No. If you live within driving distance you can sleep at home and drive in each day. Plan for full treatment days, so take the week off work. Patients from out of state usually stay at the Residence Inn by Marriott in Provo, which offers our patients a discount and a shuttle to the clinic.
How is Cognitive FX different from other concussion clinics in Utah?
Most concussion clinics see you for short visits over weeks or months. Cognitive FX plans one or two weeks of full therapy days from a functional MRI scan, delivers it in one building, and scans you again at the end of the week to measure what changed. In an independent Dutch university study, 77% of the 52 patients measured at six months had meaningfully fewer symptoms. Individual results vary.
Start with paperwork and a free consult, not a flight.
10‑minute screener. Your history, symptoms, and what you have already tried. No obligation.
Clinical review. Our team reviews whether your case fits what this treatment helps.
A straight answer. A call with a member of our treatment team: yes with a plan and dates, or no with better options for your situation.
Want to start with just the $1,500 scan? Same form; say so in your answers or on your call.
Booking your free consult? You pick your consult time at the end of this form. We ask everyone to share their history first so the clinician on your call already knows your case.
Your answers go directly to our clinical team and are kept confidential. No spam, no sales list. Too late at night for a 10‑minute form? Send this page to yourself for the morning.
Prefer to talk first? Call (385) 375‑8590, 9–5 Mountain, and ask for the patient care team.