Campbell Clinic Sports Concussion Program - Campbell Clinic Orthopaedics

A concussion isn’t something you push through. It’s a complex brain injury that needs careful evaluation and a structured recovery plan. At Campbell Clinic, our sports concussion specialists use advanced neurocognitive testing and proven protocols to guide each step of recovery—from initial diagnosis through return to play. With the right care, you can avoid setbacks and protect your long-term cognitive health.

Our Approach To Sports Concussion Recovery

An initial concussion assessment to determine the severity of the injury
Neuro-cognitive testing to evaluate the way the mind reacts to an injury
Ongoing symptom monitoring to track progress and prevent setbacks
Return-to-learn guidance to support academic reintegration
Step-by-step return-to-play protocols to ensure athletes only resume activity when it’s safe

Our physicians, athletic trainers, and physical therapists work together to manage recovery and provide written clearance only when it’s appropriate to return to sport.

Concussion FAQs

Does Campbell Clinic treat concussions?
Our team is prepared for all manner of sports injuries. In cases of a concussion, we will perform an initial concussion assessment to determine the severity of the injury. This includes neuro-cognitive evaluations to assess the way the mind reacts to an injury. We also have a strict return to play protocol that patients must follow to receive written clearance to return to their sport.

When should you bring an athlete to the Campbell Clinic Concussion Clinic?

Bring your athlete to Campbell Clinic if they’ve experienced the following after an injury:

Persistent headaches after a head injury
Cognitive, memory, or balance problems
Momentary loss of consciousness
Prolonged nausea, problems sleeping, or unusual mood swings
Sensitivity to light, disorientation or confusion, or ringing in the ears

Which symptoms require an immediate trip to the emergency room?

Vomiting
Rapid worsening of symptoms listed in the previous question
Prolonged loss of consciousness after injury
Numbness or loss of sensation or feeling in extremities

Sports Concussions cannot be scheduled online. Please call our appointments department to schedule an appointment with one of our sports medicine concussion specialists at 901-759-3111.