Our Mission
To equip and empower you with knowledge and individualized support to maximize your quality of life at each step of your recovery, with the goal of restoring your brain back to peak performance.
Advocating for dignity. access. resilience. independence. wellbeing.
2.8
Americans sustain a TBI every year
90
of TBIs can be treated in an outpatient setting
Person-Centered Advocacy
Inclusive Care
Quality of Life
You are not a diagnosis or illness. Your needs, preferences and values are at the center of who you are, and you are the focus of our practice.
Through open communication and collaboration you are an integral part of your care team. You're not only a partner in your care, you're in the driver's seat.
Whether you're recovering from an injury or navigating your personal mental health journey, our focus is your quality of life.
Person-Centered Advocacy
You are not a diagnosis or illness. Your needs, preferences and values are at the center of who you are, and you are the focus of our practice.
Inclusive Care
Through open communication and collaboration you are an integral part of your care team. You're not only a partner in your care, you're in the driver's seat.
Quality of Life
Whether you're recovering from an injury or navigating your personal mental health journey, our focus is your quality of life.
Services We Offer
Neurology (Adult & Pediatric)
Neurology plays a critical role in helping individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury by providing expertise in diagnosis, treatment, monitoring, and rehabilitation.
Neuropsychology
Neuropsychology plays a vital role in helping individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury by assessing and addressing the cognitive, emotional, and behavioral effects of the injury.
Diagnostic Testing
Diagnostic testing for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) involves a range of medical assessments and imaging techniques designed to accurately identify the extent and nature of brain damage resulting from a traumatic event. These tests play a crucial role in guiding medical interventions, treatment decisions, and patient care.
Treatment
Treatment will be tailored to each patient based on a full neurological assessment.
Trauma Counseling
Trauma counseling is a specialized form of therapy that supports individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury in processing their experiences, managing emotions, developing coping skills, and fostering resilience.
Physician Affiliations & Accreditations
Frequently asked questions
If you have more questions about how NPIC works, you can always reach out to us!
What is the difference between neurology and neuropsychology?
Neuropsychology is a branch of psychology that’s primary focus is the relationship between brain functioning and Personal behaviors. Neuropsychologists focus on treatment for mental, behavioral issues and cognitive issues, most of these are the disorders of the brain treated without medication.
Neurologists focus on treating physical symptoms and movement disorders to include the nervous system. Neurologists look at all aspects of the nervous system, including general anatomy and functions while exploring all conditions that affect the brain. Many of these conditions often need medication for treatments.
How do I send a referral?
Fill out the form below. The completed form will be received by the dedicated care coordinator assigned to the patient.
Will I get updates on my patient’s care coordination after making a referral?
Thank you for entrusting us with the care of your patient. We understand the importance of staying informed about your patient’s progress, and we are committed to providing you with regular updates on their care coordination.
Once the referral has been processed, our dedicated care coordinator will be assigned to your patient. They will be the primary point of contact for any updates or inquiries regarding the patient’s care.
Our standard protocol includes regular communication to keep you informed about milestones, treatment plans, and any changes in the patient’s condition. You can expect updates at key points in the care process, and we encourage open communication to address any specific concerns or requests you may have.
What are top symptoms and diagnosis for making a referral?
- New Onset of Frequent and/or Severe Headaches
- Problems with Memory
- Changes in Personality and Irritability
- New Anxiety Issues
- Balance Problems, Clumsiness, or Confusion
- Problems with Movement
- Dizziness
- Aggression
