Press & Media
Facts about Braintree Health Partners, the topics our team can speak to, and how to describe mobile concussion testing accurately.
Who this is for: Written for journalists, editors and producers covering concussion, road safety or health access in Florida.
Key takeaways
- Braintree provides mobile, physician-reviewed concussion and TBI testing for patients referred by their treating providers in Florida.
- Please describe Braintree as a mobile testing company, not a clinic or treatment provider.
- Accurate phrasing: standardized testing that helps treating providers evaluate a possible concussion.
- We don't share patient information or comment on legal cases.
- Media contact: 813-709-3771.
About Braintree Health Partners
Braintree Health Partners provides mobile, physician-reviewed concussion and traumatic brain injury testing for patients referred by their treating providers in Florida. Instead of sending patients to a separate testing center, technicians bring portable equipment to the offices of chiropractors, physical therapists and physicians, based out of Tampa Bay. Braintree diagnoses; the treating provider treats.
No single test proves or rules out a brain injury on its own. Please don't describe our testing that way.
Leadership

Dr. Jon Kimball, MD, is Co-Founder and Clinical Lead. Ben Thayer is Co-Founder and Co-Owner. Approved bios and logos are available on request.
Topics our team can address
- Why concussion symptoms can appear days after a crash
- Why a normal CT scan does not always explain lingering symptoms
- How mobile testing can reduce travel for patients in rural parts of Florida
- Concussion in older adults, and why emergency care matters for people on blood thinners
- Teen concussion and the return to school
Spokespeople discuss clinical topics in general terms. They will not discuss individual patients, comment on legal cases or make claims about what testing proves in a legal setting.
Related in this series: Delayed Concussion Symptoms: Why They Show Up Days Later, Why a CT Scan Can Miss a Concussion and Clinical Leadership & Physician Review. For the full overview, start with our guide, Concussion After a Crash.
Describing our testing accurately
Testing is a set of standardized assessments that helps a treating provider. It is not a single test that detects or proves a brain injury. Please avoid "proves" and "detects". We are glad to review the technical accuracy of a description on request.
If we've published something inaccurate, we'll correct it.
Patient stories

We do not share patient information. If a patient chooses to talk to the media, that is their decision, and we participate only with their written permission.
Interview logistics
Interviews can be by phone, video or in person in the Tampa Bay area. Call 813-709-3771, ask for media inquiries and tell us your deadline.
Frequently asked questions
Can you connect us with a patient?
Not directly. We do not share patient information. If a patient chooses to speak with media, we participate only with their written permission.
Will your spokesperson comment on a lawsuit?
No. Our team speaks to clinical topics in general terms and does not comment on legal cases.
Is Braintree a clinic?
No. Braintree is a mobile testing company. Technicians travel to partner providers' offices, and there is no walk-in location.
We diagnose. You treat.
Fully mobile across Florida: we test at the patient's home, at any of 40+ service locations across Florida, or at your office. Mobile, physician-reviewed concussion and TBI diagnostics for Florida providers and their accident patients. Reports go to a neurologist ahead of the neuro evaluation; the referring provider then receives a copy for advanced imaging and treatment recommendations.
Book a 15-minute callRefer a patientOr call 813-709-3771
Sources
- CDC: Symptoms of mild TBI and concussion, including danger signs
- TRACK-TBI (Transforming Research and Clinical Knowledge in TBI), UCSF
- MedlinePlus (NIH National Library of Medicine): Concussion
This article is educational and is not medical or legal advice. If this is a medical emergency, call 911.