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Comprehensive Traumatic Brain Injury Care at TPL

Led by Dr. McCarthy (board-certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and sub-specialty board-certified in Brain Injury Medicine), TPL’s Brain Health team is committed to accurately diagnosing and treating traumatic brain injuries. We have sourced some of the best technology and tools, and brought together some of the best specialists, to allow us to accurately diagnose various conditions, to formulate treatment plans, and to administer treatment all in the comfort of our facility.

Services Offered

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Assessments & Diagnostics

Evaluates and trains visual and sensory processing to improve reaction time, memory, and coordination after brain injury.

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Vision Rehabilitation

Uses targeted exercises and tools to address light sensitivity, tracking issues, and visual-motor deficits.

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Vestibular Dysfunction Therapy

Rebuilds balance, stability, and spatial awareness after vestibular injury or concussion.

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Speech Therapy

Improves language processing, communication, and memory for patients with post-injury cognitive deficits, easy to navigate — offering proactive updates, personalized support, and a concierge-like patient experience from start to finish.

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Audiology Services

Identifies and treats hearing and balance issues often overlooked after brain injury.

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Hyperbaric Oxygen
Therapy (HBOT)

Increases oxygen delivery to damaged brain tissue to promote healing, reduce inflammation, and improve cognitive function.

Diagnostic Tools & Treatment Tech

Our brain health physicians utilize state-of-the-art equipment such as:

Videonystagmography (VNG)

  • Tracks involuntary eye movements to diagnose balance disorders and vestibular dysfunction.

Evoked Potential Testing

  • Measures electrical brain and nerve responses to detect subtle neurological impairments.

SVI

  • Using a 50” HD TV and interactive touch screen, The Sanet Vision Integrator (SVI) is a multi-sensory system incorporating eye hand coordination with cognitive processing and balance tracking to help improve these abilities and promote mental acuity. SVI can be used to help enhance the following visual abilities: Pursuits, Saccades, Fixation Stability, Eye-hand Coordination, Visual Reaction Time, Speed and Span of Recognition, Automaticity, and Contrast Sensitivity, plus Visual and Auditory Sequencing and Visual Memory.

CPT (Computerized Perceptual Processing)

  • Programs specifically designed to help address Simultaneous Processing, Sequential Processing & Speed Of Processing

VTS4 HOLOLENS

  • An augmented reality (AR) system used in vision therapy to improve eye coordination and function. It projects 3D holographic targets into the patient's real-world view, allowing for personalized vergence exercises that strengthen the ability of both eyes to work together. The system features independent eye tracking to monitor the patient's eye positions and delivers precise, computer-controlled stimuli to treat conditions like strabismus and lazy eye

Pro Vision Therapy System

  • A computer-based training program used in vision therapy to correct eye muscle problems and improve visual skills by strengthening the eye-brain connection. It uses personalized exercises and interactive activities to improve eye movements, focusing, coordination, and visual processing for conditions like strabismus, convergence insufficiency, and learning-related vision issues

Audera Pro

  • A clinical diagnostic device that evaluates, identifies, and diagnoses auditory and vestibular disorders by performing auditory evoked potential (AEP) tests and otoacoustic emissions (OAE) tests. It measures the brain's neural responses to sound using various test types and offers a comprehensive set of tools for efficient reporting.

Caloric Testing

  • Helps evaluate a patient's vestibular system (inner ear and balance) for disorders that cause dizziness. Our testing system is used by providers to assess the function of the inner ear by observing eye movements (nystagmus) in response to air stimulation. 

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