Proven Treatment Results

Take a "Before" Picture

Before treatment, each patient receives an fNCI to discover which areas of their brain are not working correctly. This scan is like a “before” picture of your brain that we use to calculate a general Severity Index Score (SIS) or Integrated Total Score. The zero (bottom of the green area) marks the average for individuals with no brain injury. The further away the score is from 0, the harder the brain must work to accomplish “normal” tasks and often the more severe the symptoms. At the end of treatment, we do a follow-up fNCI to measure improvement for each patient.

Evaluate Functional Improvement

After undergoing intensive treatment based upon your fNCI results, patients receive another fNCI to track your improvement. Because treatment targets underperforming areas of the brain, the "after" picture shows significant improvement in how your brain functions. On average, patients improve by 75% from their initial Severity Index Score or Integrated Total Score.

Self-Reported Symptom Improvement

Your concussion symptoms are tracked and reported each day of treatment through the Post-Concussion Symptoms Scale (PCSS). This scale tracks emotional, thinking, physical, and sleep related symptoms. After treatment, patients receive a graph showing you symptom improvement. On average, patients report a 60% decrease in their symptoms. 

Your concussion symptoms are tracked and reported each day of treatment through the Post-Concussion Symptoms Scale (PCSS). This scale tracks emotional, thinking, physical, and sleep related symptoms. After treatment, patients receive a graph showing you symptom improvement. On average, patients report a 60% decrease in their symptoms.