Sault Concussion Clinic

03/01/2024

Sault Concussion Clinic - Est. in 2018.
The Sault’s first and most trusted concussion clinic.
We offer diagnosis and management of acute and chronic concussions. We also offer baseline testing for teams and individuals.
Services are covered by most extended health plans.
No referral needed - call and book your appointment (705) 574-4325 or email at saultconcussionclinic@gmail.com.
Located within Unified Wellness clinic at 644 Queen St. East.

02/14/2024

Hello all! We were interviewed by Raquel and Kelly from Saultsports.com about concussions! Thank you Raquel & Kelly Sports Talk for having us on to discuss this important topic. Check out the first 25 minutes of the interview below for Dr. Albert and Dr. Merlino talking about concussions!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5TiIpLJjw8U

Join us for an insightful interview where we delve deep into the world of sports injuries and concussions. In this engaging discussion, we'll be sitting down...

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05/28/2023

Misconception #5

“Can’t medical scans diagnose?”

Concussions are a functional injury, not structural. Therefore, the damage affects how areas of the brain work and communicate with each other. Brain scans (CT scans) or MRIs look for more severe, structural injuries or brain bleeds, not functional issues. The functional impairments of concussion are therefore best assessed with functional tests.

From initial pre-season baseline testing to concussion treatment and rehabilitation, all recognized Complete Concussions practitioners are trained to provide standardized healthcare solutions to effectively manage concussions, and help athletes safely Return to Learn, Work and Play.

For more information find a clinic near you.

05/27/2023

Misconception #4

“I had a concussion, why do I need a baseline test now?”

Healthcare practitioners can still diagnose and treat concussion symptoms without a baseline test; however, Return to Play decisions should be made with caution. If you plan to continue to be active in high-risk or physical sports, then it is recommended that you schedule a baseline test in preparation for the upcoming season.

Stay tuned for more misconceptions in the following posts!