Texas Concussion

Texas Concussion Clinic provides neurological evaluation and care for people experiencing concussion and traumatic brain injury, including athletes seeking an objective assessment before returning to play. The Fort Worth clinic’s evaluations are led by board-certified neurologists with experience in neurology, clinical neurophysiology, and concussion care. Services include neurocognitive testing, balance and smell assessments, concussion exercise exertion testing, quantitative brain mapping, and a complete neurological examination. When appropriate, physicians may order diagnostic imaging and tests such as MRI, diffusion tensor imaging, QEEG, QSPECT, or CT, tailoring the work-up to each patient’s needs.

The clinic assesses and treats common post-concussion concerns, including headaches, dizziness, difficulty with concentration or memory, sensitivity to light or noise, balance problems, irritability, and mood changes. For athletes, return-to-play clearance is based on objective neurological assessments. Its staff includes Dr. Vinit Mehrotra, a neurologist with vascular neurology certification, and Dr. Mandeep Chahil, who has a special interest in traumatic brain injury and concussion. Texas Concussion Clinic is located at 713 Grainger Street in Fort Worth, Texas.