NeckCare

03/27/2026

“The shift I’d like to see is toward comprehensive, data-driven cervical assessment as a standard part of concussion protocols, from pre-season baseline testing through post-injury return-to-play clearance. We already benchmark athletes extensively across multiple physiological systems.

The neck deserves the same level of attention.”

Rigor is a competitive advantage, but only if you know where to apply it. The athlete is a stakeholder too. Don’t Make the User Translate…

03/26/2026

Our Chief Research Officer Jóna Marín Ólafsdóttir attended North American Brain Injury Society 18th Annual Conference on Brain Injury: Advancing Evidence Informed Clinical Care, Rehabilitation Outcomes and Lifelong Living

“At NABIS, one message came through clearly that brain injury care is moving toward more personalized treatment, objective measures, and more targeted rehabilitation. It was especially encouraging to see growing recognition of the cervical spine’s role in concussion management and recovery, a shift that strongly aligns with the work we’re doing at NeckCare. I’m looking forward to building on the connections and collaborations sparked at this conference.”

03/16/2026

Local youth hockey player highlights concussion awareness after rink incident, highlighting as an important component in this journey.

GA***RD — Michael McNeill, a 12-year-old hockey player, faced a
after hitting the boards headfirst during a January game.

Initially suffering from a headache, his symptoms worsened, leading his mother to seek treatment from Ted A. Arkfeld, DC, MS in Ga***rd.

Dr. Arkfeld, specializing in neurologically-based chiropractic care, used advanced techniques to aid Michael’s recovery over three weeks.

McNeill aims to raise awareness about delayed concussion symptoms and local resources for recovery.

03/16/2026

the only complete platform for neck rehabilitation .

Objective cervical spine assessment, in-clinic rehabilitation, and home exercise prescription — all in one system. Replace guesswork with data that's billable, reproducible, and defensible.

03/09/2026

From your practice to patient's home in three steps 👇🏻
1. Assess in clinic
2. Prescribe exercises
3. Monitor activity

NeckCare Home is a camera-powered remote neck rehab platform that works on personal devices with a standard camera. No extra hardware needed!

03/06/2026

We've just launched NeckCare Home™ — the final piece in our end-to-end neck rehabilitation platform.

NeckCare now covers the full clinical cycle: objective neck assessment, in-clinic rehabilitation, and home exercise prescription.

It's the only platform in the market built specifically for neck rehabilitation that does all three.

👉 https://neckcare.com/remote-rehab

03/05/2026

"The way I look at persistant symptoms is, I see it almost as a reflection of someone's overall health."

02/26/2026

"If we only focus on how far away we are from the goal, we only see the gap."
Natasha Wilch on

02/24/2026

Objective Cervical Spine Assessment in Practice: A Workflow Overview from Ted A. Arkfeld, DC, MS

Dr. Arkfeld identifies NeckCare objective assessment data as a key factor in distinguishing his practice from other chiropractors and physical therapists who rely on subjective evaluation methods. He reports frequent patient feedback along the lines of 'never being examined in this way before'. He views this as a driver of both patient trust and long-term retention.

Dr. Ted Arkfeld has practiced chiropractic since graduating from Northwestern College of Chiropractic in 1988. His practice serves a mix of insurance (Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicare) and cash-pay patients in two small towns in Northern Michigan. His patient population includes concussion cases, po...

02/23/2026

Thomas S. Bottiglieri, DO of Columbia University Irving Medical Center on Concussion Return to Play