Optimizing Concussion Management & Prevention
Evidence-based concussion systems for schools, clubs and sporting institutions, from the sideline to full return to learn and play.
What we do
Neuroglance builds structured concussion management systems inside sporting institutions, aligned with BokSmart and Concussion SA protocols. We combine objective testing, digital return-to-play tracking and concussion-specific telehealth rehabilitation, so every concussion is identified, tracked and managed through to full recovery.
The gap we fill
Many schools and clubs work with limited time and resources and have little data on how often concussions happen. Care is often disconnected between the field and recovery, and medico-legal exposure is growing. Neuroglance gives them one integrated system for return to learn and return to play.
Digital Tools
We select technology that gives healthcare professionals objective measurement information to support their clinical assessment. We only use validated and research-backed tools.
BrainEye
A smartphone app that records eye-movement measurements for athletes aged 13 to 60. Results go to a healthcare professional as supplementary information to support their clinical assessment of suspected or confirmed sports-related concussion. BrainEye does not diagnose concussion and is not a substitute for clinical assessment.
Services
Concussion System Implementation
We design and embed a complete concussion system within your school, club or institution: clear referral pathways to medical practitioners, training for coaches, medical and non-medical staff, and structured graduated return-to-learn and return-to-play protocols aligned with BokSmart and Concussion SA guidelines.
Concussion-Specific Rehabilitation
Specialised, individualised rehabilitation led by concussion-trained physiotherapists, in person and via telehealth. Each programme targets the areas commonly affected after concussion, including vestibular and visual function, balance, the neck, exercise tolerance and dual-task performance, to guide athletes safely back to learning, training and sport.
What is a Concussion?
A concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head or body that causes the brain to move rapidly inside the skull. This shaking disrupts normal brain function, leading to temporary physical, cognitive, and emotional symptoms like headaches, confusion, and dizziness.
Falls are the most common cause of concussions. Concussions also are common among athletes who play a contact sport. The majority of people recover fully after a concussion.