How Cerebral Health can
help your Personal Injury client
You know this client. Rear-ended, hit her head on the door frame, and six weeks later she gets dizzy standing up, can’t drive at night, and loses words mid-sentence at work. The imaging says normal. Insurance defense will use that word every time it comes up.
A CT or MRI shows structure. Our NeuroRestoration Exam measures function, the vestibular system, the eyes, the autonomic nervous system, the parts of the brain that regulate balance and attention.
Cerebral Health runs the NeuroRestoration Exam, an instrumented diagnostic package that localizes the specific dysfunction driving your client’s symptoms, and builds the NeuroRestoration Program around what we find. Then we retest against the patient’s own baseline every 12 visits, so improvement, or the lack of it, shows up as a number on the same tests your client took on day one.
We treat on lien. Your client isn’t paying out of pocket, and there’s no coverage requirement standing between them and care.
What the record looks like
for our personal injury clients
One patient came to us after a car accident left her with a brain injury. Her balance testing went from 0 out of 12 at intake to 12 out of 12 at retest. Her eye-movement recordings improved 78 percent over the same period. Those aren’t feelings anyone reported. They’re measured findings, recorded before treatment and again after. Results vary from one patient to the next, but the method is the same for every case: test, treat, retest, document.
Rosa (name changed), a 58-year-old janitor, came to us after a motor vehicle collision left her with headaches, neck and back pain, dizziness, light sensitivity, and cognitive trouble that was interfering with her job. After a course of neuromodulation therapies, vestibular and motor coordination rehab, myofascial therapy, VR therapy for visual and vestibular desensitization, and guidance on posture and activity pacing, her headaches resolved, her dizziness improved significantly, and her concentration and memory came back enough that she was working and managing her daily activities again. In her own words: “The improvements in my concentration, balance, and pain levels have made a huge difference in my daily life.”
Results are individual. Every case produces dated, measured findings at intake and at every retest.
What you get
for your client's file
- An objective baseline at intake, established with the NeuroRestoration Exam
- Retesting against that baseline every 12 visits, so the file shows a documented trajectory
- A written clinical report, typically in your hands within one week of the exam
- An email starts the referral. We handle scheduling and intake so nothing sits on your desk
- Our doctors are available for deposition and trial testimony
- We treat on lien, so a client with no coverage still gets care
Reach out to us via email at info@mycerebral.com.
- Once we receive the referral, we schedule the client for a complementary consultation, our NeuroRestoration Exam, and Report of Findings.
- We send the clinical report and recommendations for treatment.
- From there, we treat your client, sending updated findings at every retest.
- We handle scheduling, intake, and the lien paperwork, so nothing sits on your desk.
Personal Injury FAQs
A diagnostic center hands you a report and the relationship ends there. We use the same objective testing to build and deliver the treatment, then retest against the patient's own baseline to show whether it worked. The findings are the starting point for the plan, and the plan generates more documented findings as it goes.
Every finding is measured against the patient's own baseline at intake and retested every 12 visits, so the record shows a documented trajectory rather than a single subjective account. We'll walk you through what each test measures, and what it does and doesn't establish, before you're ever standing in front of a jury with it.
Yes, our doctors are available for deposition and trial testimony on the patients they treat. Every opinion traces back to a dated, instrumented finding at intake and at each retest, so the testimony rests on measurements rather than on the patient's report of how they feel. Before any deposition, we'll walk you through what each test measures and what it does and doesn't establish.
If your client's symptoms haven't resolved since the accident, send them our way. We'll get them scheduled and get you a written clinical report, typically within one week of the exam.
Many patients come in for their complimentary consultation before they've hired an attorney. We'll explain how care and billing work either way, just reach out!