ConcussionFlow is the assessment, rehab-tracking, and report-generation operating system for concussion care. Same protocol every visit. Objective numbers, not vibes. Measurable progress across every domain — documented in minutes, not hours.
Reassessment documentation target: 8–15 minutes. Every screen defends that number.
The problem
Rehab spans vestibular, ocular motor, cervical, balance, exertional, visual-motion, and physical-tolerance domains — yet most clinicians juggle it across paper, spreadsheets, and memory. Protocols drift between visits. Progress is judged on feel. Reports take an hour to write.
ConcussionFlow makes the structure the default — so every clinician runs the same disciplined protocol, every time.
Guided test order, not free-form charting. The same battery every reassessment.
VOMS, NPC, King-Devick, cervical ROM, DNF endurance, balance, exertional threshold — captured as numbers.
Side-by-side longitudinal comparison against prior visits. Deltas, not guesswork.
Findings → limiting domain → exercise suggestions. Always a suggestion, never a prescription.
The workflow
Review → reassess → compare → identify the limiting domain → progress or regress → update the home program → generate the report.
Run the core battery — VOMS, oculomotor, vestibular, cervical, balance, exertional — in a guided, tablet-first order. Tier 2 tests are one tap away when findings call for them.
Compare against prior visits and surface the single most limiting physical domain. The app supports the reasoning; the clinician makes the call.
Update the home program against the 0–2 / 15–20 progression rule, then generate a clean, shareable report — all inside the 8–15 minute window.
Acceptable provocation is a symptom rise of 0–2 above baseline, with recovery within ~15–20 minutes. Exceed it, and the app prompts you to reduce intensity, duration, speed, or visual complexity — or regress a stage. Dosing is driven by tolerance, not the calendar.
Inside the app
Dark, clinician-friendly, tablet-first. Minimal clicks, structured input, no consumer-app gloss.
Active patients, sessions this week, and red-flag counts at a glance. Jump straight into the next reassessment from quick actions.
Enter symptom provocation per subtest; the app flags positives (≥2) and summarizes the screen. NPC distance, King-Devick, and the rest of Tier 1 follow the same discipline.
Initial, follow-up, return-to-work, return-to-sport, discharge — generate a structured, defensible report from the session data instead of retyping it. The hour-long write-up disappears.
The clinical model
Treatment progression is driven by symptom provocation, exercise tolerance, movement quality, recovery speed, and repeatability — not by elapsed time alone.
VOMS, NPC, King-Devick, cervical ROM, deep neck flexor endurance, balance, exertional threshold. Owns the main workflow.
Dix-Hallpike, supine roll, dynamic visual acuity, head impulse, cervical JPE. One tap away when Tier 1 suggests it.
Dual-task gait, RTS drills, cognitive integration, multi-target visual, functional load. Opt-in for return-to-sport.
ConcussionFlow supports clinical reasoning — it does not diagnose. Every recommendation is a suggestion; all clinical decisions remain with the clinician.
Primary: physiotherapists, kinesiologists, rehabilitation assistants. Secondary: occupational therapists, GPs, neuropsychologists, athletic therapists, chiropractors.
Partner with us
The MVP is live and the clinical model is locked. We're now opening conversations with clinics, partners, and early adopters who want disciplined concussion care without building it themselves.
Monthly per-clinician licensing for clinics that want standardized concussion protocols and report generation across their whole rehab team.
Multi-location licensing for clinic groups, sports organizations, and rehab networks — consistent protocols and reporting across every site.
Branded deployments for education providers and sports-medicine groups, plus equity / partnership conversations for the right clinical or commercial collaborator.
Tell us your clinic, your caseload, and what you're trying to standardize. We'll show you the live app and where it fits.