05/13/2026
Tonight, we had the privilege of hosting an incredible interdisciplinary concussion collaborative group at Eastside Audiology & Rehabilitation.
What stood out most was the shared commitment in the room: clinicians from multiple disciplines coming together with one common goal — improving outcomes for people living with concussion and persistent post-concussion symptoms.
Concussion care is evolving.
We are moving beyond “wait and see” approaches and continuing to explore more comprehensive assessment pathways, better symptom identification, and innovative rehabilitation strategies that acknowledge how complex brain injury recovery can truly be.
From auditory and vestibular processing, to cognition, vision, balance, autonomic regulation, tinnitus, sound sensitivity, and return-to-play/work considerations — these conversations matter.
Most importantly, they give patients hope.
Hope that persistent symptoms are real.
Hope that recovery barriers can be identified.
Hope that collaborative care can improve quality of life.
We are grateful to be surrounded by passionate professionals who are committed to raising the bar in concussion care and continuing to push standards forward through collaboration, education, and innovation.
The future of concussion care is interdisciplinary. And that future is already taking shape.