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qEEG brain mapping
Records electrical brain responses to help identify and track areas of dysfunction after injury.
Clarity after concussion
Objective concussion testing. Clearer next steps.
Neurologist-reviewed concussion and mild traumatic brain injury testing identifies how an injury may be affecting brain function—so every patient can move forward with a rehabilitation plan built for them.
Non-invasive testingAt-home rehabilitation14-state coverage
Objective data.
Personalized next steps.
Personalized next steps.
Why Sensus
A complete view of brain function.
Concussions are complex. We evaluate the five core subtypes—then translate the findings into a focused recovery plan.
Symptoms can overlap, change, or appear days after an injury. Our comprehensive approach looks beyond a checklist to measure cognitive, visual, vestibular, mood, and migraine-related function.
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5core concussion subtypes evaluated
14states currently served
1coordinated path from testing to recovery
Rivermead-based symptom check
How are you feeling compared with before the injury?
Rate each symptom based on the last 24 hours. This private browser-based check does not send or save your answers.
Get emergency help now
Call 911 or go to an emergency department after a head or body injury for a worsening headache, repeated vomiting, seizure, slurred speech, weakness or numbness, increasing confusion or unusual behavior, one pupil larger than the other, loss of consciousness, or inability to wake.
Your symptom summary
0Rivermead-style symptom burden score
Range 0–64
Range 0–64
0symptoms rated mild or higher
Objective testing
We test what others may miss.
A carefully selected battery of non-invasive tests helps reveal subtle changes in brain function, cognition, balance, and vision.
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Cognitive evaluation
Measures attention, memory, processing speed, learning, and decision-making.
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Posturography
Uses computerized balance testing to uncover vestibular, postural, and stability deficits.
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Ocular evaluation
Assesses eye tracking, focusing, visual coordination, light sensitivity, and fatigue.
From uncertainty to a plan
What to expect.
Start with a referral
Patients, providers, and legal teams can securely send the information our team needs.
Complete objective testing
We assess the systems most commonly disrupted by concussion and mild traumatic brain injury.
Neurologist review
Screening results are read by Trenton L. Overall, DO, a Board-Certified Neurologist.
Begin personalized rehabilitation
Targeted cognitive, vestibular, and vision exercises can be completed at home with remote support.
Concussion testing FAQ
Common questions, clearly answered.
Learn how objective testing supports a more complete evaluation after a suspected concussion or mild traumatic brain injury.
What is objective concussion testing?
Objective concussion testing measures areas such as brain activity, cognition, balance, and eye function. Sensus Diagnostics combines non-invasive testing with clinical review to help identify functional changes after a suspected concussion or mild traumatic brain injury.
Can a concussion occur without a direct hit to the head?
Yes. A rapid acceleration, deceleration, or whiplash force can move the brain inside the skull even when the head is not struck directly. A qualified healthcare professional should evaluate concerning symptoms after an accident or injury.
What does Sensus Diagnostics test?
Testing may include qEEG brain mapping, cognitive evaluation, computerized posturography for balance, and ocular evaluation. Our approach considers cognitive, ocular, vestibular, mood, and migraine-related concussion symptoms.
Where is Sensus Diagnostics available?
We currently serve patients in Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Idaho, Maryland, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, Utah, and Washington.
The right diagnosis changes the recovery.
Let’s find the clearest next step.
Refer a patient or contact our team with questions about testing and rehabilitation.