Concussion & mTBI
A concussion may affect vision, balance, cognition, sleep, autonomic regulation, activity tolerance, and the cervical spine — often making it hard to return to normal activity, work, or school.
Greer, SC · Serving Upstate South Carolina
Spine, Concussion & Migraine Care
Comprehensive, individualized care for pain, injury, concussion, migraine, and early cognitive changes — including the deeper factors that can slow recovery when a case is complex.
Located in Greer, SC. Serving the broader Upstate South Carolina region.
Who this is for
You may recognize yourself here
- Neck or back pain affecting daily life
- Headaches or migraines that keep returning
- Dizziness, visual sensitivity, or balance problems
- A concussion that hasn't fully resolved
- Pain or reduced function after an accident or injury
- Memory, focus, or cognitive changes
- Little to no improvement despite treatment
- Fatigue, poor sleep, or metabolic issues slowing recovery
Primary care pathways
Where we focus
Early Cognitive Changes
Memory problems, cognitive slowing, brain fog, or changes in mental performance deserve a careful evaluation rather than immediate assumptions about the cause — especially when they're affecting daily confidence and function.
Migraine & Persistent Headache
Migraine can involve much more than head pain. Dizziness, visual sensitivity, nausea, neck pain, brain fog, fatigue, and motion intolerance may all be part of the pattern — often disrupting work, sleep, and daily routines.
Spine & Musculoskeletal Care
Neck pain, back pain, disc problems, joint complaints, and injuries can interfere with work, sleep, exercise, and everyday life.
Recovering from an Auto Accident?
Auto accidents often involve some combination of the exact conditions we focus on — spine and musculoskeletal injury, concussion, and post-traumatic headache — along with documentation needs specific to insurance and legal processes. Because of that overlap, we work closely with personal injury cases, though the full details of that care live on our dedicated site.
Complex recovery
Why do some people struggle to recover?
An injury or diagnosis doesn't always explain the whole picture. Poor sleep, a nervous system stuck in overdrive, unstable blood sugar, inflammation, being out of shape from inactivity, sensory overwhelm, and a body that's lost some of its ability to bounce back can all get in the way of recovery.
Why Precision Health
A more complete evaluation, without the guesswork
We start with the injury or complaint in front of us, then look further when the case calls for it — considering the neurological, metabolic, and lifestyle factors that may be affecting recovery.
- Extensive post-doctoral training in Primary Spine Care and mild traumatic brain injury through the SUNY Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, with fellowships in both currently in progress
- Comprehensive musculoskeletal and neurological evaluation
- Objective testing when it can clarify function or progress
- Treatment guided by the MVP Diagnostic Model
- Care sequenced according to the patient's current capacity
- Metabolic and lifestyle support when relevant
- Careful documentation for auto-accident cases
- Referral when another specialist or level of care is needed