NeckCare

11/24/2025

"Our therapists are using the data provided by NeckCare™ to develop more individualized plans of care for their patients with neck pain. Patients love that the NeckCare assessments provide them with unique data and visual figures to help them understand their performance."

Marlon Wong, PT, PhD
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI

11/21/2025

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11/20/2025

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11/19/2025

of on athlete buy-in!

11/15/2025

⚠️ Neck pain is recognized as a major global public health issue.

Neck pain is a highly prevalent, disabling condition globally, often lacking a specific pathoanatomical diagnosis, and is frequently characterized by underlying and deficits that need to be addressed through a comprehensive, multimodal approach involving manual therapy and exercise.

Understanding these underlying impairments is vital, as simply eliminating pain does not prevent recurrence or chronicity.

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11/14/2025

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The APTA Private Practice Conference is a key venue for physical therapists (PTs) focused on clinical excellence, business efficiency, and aligning practice with the latest evidence-based guidelines. The NeckCare system is highly relevant to this audience as it directly addresses current challenges in care, particularly neck pain, while enabling practices to shift toward value-based therapy.

The NeckCare System is a powerful tool for a private PT practice because it integrates evidence-based assessments and exercises with modern technology to achieve better functional outcomes, while supporting the business need for quantifiable value and efficient delivery.

11/07/2025

11/05/2025

🏒 The cervical spine needs to be assessed in cases of concussion injuries.

In cases of injuries resulting from significant impacts to the head, there is often a simultaneous whiplash injury to the cervical spine. This connection makes sense given the anatomical relationship between the head and neck.

When we examine the impact required to cause these injuries, we find that the linear acceleration needed to induce a concussion is usually between 60 and 100 g or higher. In contrast, the linear acceleration needed to cause a whiplash injury can be as low as 4 to 5 g.

While there are other factors to consider, such as rotational acceleration, impact angle, and duration, it's clear that far lesser impact is typically required to injure the soft tissues and joints of the neck compared to causing a mild traumatic brain injury. As a result, these two injuries often occur simultaneously.

Additionally, this means that sub-concussive head impacts can also lead to injuries in the cervical spine.

It's recommended to conduct both a musculoskeletal assessment and a sensorimotor assessment.

10/28/2025

👀 No more eyeballing, goniometers or dual inclinometers.

Instantly generate visual reports ,compare results to normative data, making it easy to explain to patients, legal professionals, or insurance providers.

The NeckCare Range of Motion assessment is used to assess mobility of the cervical spine objectively. The patient is asked to move into their maximum position for the selected movements. Range of Motion can be assessed for flexion / extension, left / right rotation, and left / right lateral flexion.

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10/27/2025

🥊 NeckCare x UFC Performance Institute

For MMA athletes, where high-impact head and neck forces are common, cervical injuries frequently occur following knockouts and technical knockouts.
The NeckCare System supports a data-driven, tailored Return to Play approach by

1. Objectively assessing key sensorimotor components, such as cervical proprioception and movement control, where deficits are linked to delayed recovery post-concussion and increased risk of reinjury.

2. Delivering access to targeted exercises shown to improve underlying sensorimotor deficits and accelerate medical clearance for RTP when combined with other clinician-guided rehabilitation modalities.

3. Supporting exercise adherence through a digital and gamified experience, supporting athletes to maintain sensorimotor function and reduce the risk of future impairment.