NeckCare

09/01/2026

📣 September is Concussion Awareness Month!

Want an easy way to bring awareness into your practice? We made the flyer for you. 🧠

It’s patient-facing, ready to use, and designed to help patients understand how the neck may be part of the picture when experiencing symptoms like headaches, dizziness, neck pain, and brain fog.

Just add your practice logo and you’re ready to go.

Comment “FLYER” and we’ll send it your way! 👇

07/13/2026

Close your eyes and touch your nose. The sense that just made that possible? It has a name, and it's probably sitting on your assessment report right now.

Proprioception.

Think of it as your neck's internal GPS. It's the constant, silent conversation between the tiny sensors in your cervical spine and your brain, telling you exactly where your head is in space without you having to look.

When that signal gets scrambled after a whiplash, a concussion, or years of chronic neck pain, the effects show up in ways that feel disconnected from the neck itself. Dizziness. Poor balance. That foggy sense of not quite knowing where your body ends and the room begins.

That's why we measure it. Objective proprioceptive testing gives clinicians a concrete number for something patients have struggled to describe for years, and it gives you a clear target to retrain.

07/06/2026

A healthy cervical spine and a spine with sensorimotor dysfunction following concussion can look identical on imaging, yet perform very differently in the room with you.

Concussion doesn't just affect the brain. It disrupts the sensorimotor system that lives in the neck, the same system responsible for joint position sense, gaze stability, and postural control.

Here's the contrast we see clinically:

A healthy neck shows accurate, well-controlled movement. Joint position error stays tight. Head-eye coordination is steady. Balance holds under dual-task conditions.

Cervical sensorimotor dysfunction tells a different story. Movement control breaks down. Joint position error increases. Patients overshoot targets, report dizziness with head turns, and struggle to stabilise gaze during movement.

This is why symptoms can linger long after the initial injury clears. The proprioceptive input from the upper cervical spine is no longer reliable, and the brain has to work harder to compensate.

Objective assessment surfaces what a standard exam can miss. When you can measure the deficit, you can target the rehab, track progress, and give patients a clear picture of their recovery.

Below is an example of a healthy cervical spine versus one with a cervical sensorimotor dysfunction following concussion. Can you spot the difference?

06/04/2026

Meet our Clinical Advisory Board - Dr. John J. Leddy MD, FACSM, FACP, FAMSSM

John, a Professor of Clinical Orthopedics and Rehabilitation Sciences at the University at Buffalo, is a Fellow of several prestigious medical societies. As the Director of Outcomes Research for the UBMD Department of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, he also serves as a Division 1 team physician and Medical Director of the University at Buffalo Concussion Research and Management Center. Notably, John co-developed the Buffalo Concussion Treadmill Test and contributes to international concussion consensus

05/29/2026

Meet our Clinical Advisory Board - Dr. Julia Treleaven PhD BPhty, FACP

Julia, a Senior Lecturer and Researcher at the University of Queensland and a Fellow of the Australian College of Physiotherapists, has specialized in whiplash and neck pain research since 2000. Earning her PhD in 2004, she focuses on the neck's influence on sensorimotor control and its role in headaches, dizziness, and post-concussion syndrome. Julia is the leading global author on cervical-related proprioception and sensorimotor control, with over 140 publications and several book chapters. She also practices as a physiotherapist, specializing in headache, whiplash, cervicogenic dizziness, and post-concussion syndrome. A sought-after speaker, Julia has presented at numerous national and international conferences on these topics.

05/28/2026

Meet our Clinical Advisory Board - Dr. Chad Cook PT, PhD, FAPTA

Chad, a professor in the Department of Orthopaedics at Duke University, also holds secondary appointments in Population Health Science and the Duke Clinical Research Institute. With over 34 years of clinical experience as a physiotherapist, he is a prolific researcher, boasting over 375 peer-reviewed publications and over $3 million in lifetime external funding as a principal investigator. Specializing in musculoskeletal research, Chad has received numerous awards for his excellence in teaching, research, and service.

05/27/2026

What gets measured, improves. And in sports neurology, the neck has been the missing data point — until now. 🎯

We're proud to announce that Kutcher Clinic, one of the leading names in sports neurology, has integrated NeckCare into their clinical workflow for objective neck assessment and rehabilitation.

05/20/2026

Our CEO, Orri visited Dr. Jeremy Schmoe and team at The Functional Neurology Center: Concussion Brain Injury Minnetonka, MN.

They are now offering NeckCare Home to their patients! 🚀

05/20/2026

Keep patients engaged between visits!

NeckCare Home delivers clinician-prescribed sensorimotor exercises that patients complete at home on their own device between visits.

👉 neckcare.com/remote-rehab

05/16/2026

“Our inaugural conference marked a significant milestone in our journey. Bringing together different clinical professions across medicine, physical therapy, and chiropractic in one conference setting had not been done before in this way, and we believe that kind of collaboration is leading to better care for patients with neck-related conditions. Over the past year, we have also seen a growing number of clinics across the United States and Canada adopt NeckCare as part of their standard workflow, reflecting the broader shift toward more objective and advanced neck rehabilitation. We can’t wait for 2027, when we will host our next conference and continue building on this momentum.”

Orri Gudmundsson CEO @ NeckCare

What a week! Thank you to everyone who joined us in Reykjavík for Advancing Neck Rehabilitation 2025.👉 Missed it? Don’t worry—you can still catch some conte...